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Hi,
Can you please provide more info?
Does this occur for digital or physical variations or both?
What steps do I need to follow to reproduce your issue?
As a quick test I just tried adding 11 physical variations and I saw no issue.
I’ve sent you an email.
Please check your server PHP error log file and let us know if you see any logs which are related to DB errors or anything in connection with the problem you are seeing. (If you don’t know how to find the server PHP error log file please ask your host provider to assist you)
Another thing to check is whether the plugin created all of the necessary tables when you installed it?
Log into your site using PHPMyAdmin and check for tables which look like the following:
<prefix>_wps_album
<prefix>_wps_cart_data
<prefix>_wps_cart_settings
<prefix>_wps_downloads
……
etc
where <prefix> is your wordpress DB prefix.
If you don’t see those tables try deactivating and reactivating the plugin.
Also please check your server PHP error log file. That should show some useful logs which are related to this issue.
Can you try doing a plugin/theme conflict test to see if something else might be causing a problem?
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/test-to-identy-a-conflicting-theme-or-plugin
Let us know what the results of the tests are.
Hi,
As mentioned before in my answer to the same question in the other thread, there is no trivial or easy way to tweak the photo details page to achieve the format you are after.
I could do a custom job for you where you can hire me for the development but I would first like to get more details regarding exactly what you are trying to achieve. I will email you separately where we can discuss further.
Hi,
Regarding the responsive question – can you provide a link to an example which you say is not responsive so I know what you mean?
Regarding your second question – no it is not currently possible. The pricing table is coded underneath the photo. The main reason is due to the fact that the table takes up a lot of space and it would be too restricted being adjacent to the photo.
To recreate the pages you deleted do the following:
Go to Photo Seller >> Admin Functions menu.
Then click the “Regenerate Default Pages” button.
Let me know how that goes.
Ok thanks for the feedback and suggestion. I will have a think about this to see how best to implement some kind of solution.
You can easily solve this problem by adding “.entry-content” at the beginning of each of your lines of custom CSS code.
Here is an an example
.entry-content #albumcontainer .album_item_bottom_t2 .album_item_name_t2 {
font-family: "Playfair Display",serif;
font-size: 21px;
font-style: italic;
font-weight: normal;
}So in summary, remove all of your changes you made to the photo seller files and then apply the technique above using the custom CSS plugin.
Let me know how it goes.
Your issue is now fixed.
It was due to the fact that when you implemented SSL it affected the .htaccess in the uploads/wp_photo_seller directory whereby the plugin still thought that your URL was “http” instead of “https”.
Once I modified that .htaccess file all of your photo pages display properly.
