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Ok that’s good to hear.
FYI – you can also modify that custom CSS code to also include fixes for templates 7 and 9 too by writing it as follows:
.wpps-t7-item, .wpps-t9-item, .wpps-t10-item{
margin-bottom: -70px !important;
}Hi,
Can you try the following:
1) Go and grab the following plugin:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-custom-css-plugin-6413
2) Then add the following CSS code in the settings of the above plugin:
.wpps-t10-item{
margin-bottom: -70px !important;
}(NOTE: the above code assumes you are using template 10 so please ensure that you have that template selected)
Try the above and let me know how it goes.
Hi Christian,
I can see that your “continue shopping” button is being somehow hidden because of CSS code probably coming from your theme.
It is easy to fix this – just do the following:
1) Go and grab the following plugin:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-custom-css-plugin-6413
2) Then add the following CSS code in the settings of the above plugin:
.wps_photo_details_continue_shopping_section .wps_gallery_details_continue_shopping span{
opacity: 1 !important;
display: inline !important;
}Regarding the cart link:
You can add a compact cart widget to your sidebar by choosing the widget named “WPS Shopping Cart”, OR, you can use the following shortcode anywhere on the page – [WPS_display_compact_cart]
Hi,
You mentioned template 9 in your previous message but I noticed your are using template 7 on your site.
I think the problem is your theme – the fact that it is using ajax to load pages is breaking the masonry functionality.
Can you try template 9 or 10 to see if the same behaviour occurs?
If that also doesn’t display properly please do the theme conflict test to see if all works fine when using a standard wp theme.
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/test-to-identy-a-conflicting-theme-or-plugin
In order for us to be able to use firebug to investigate the html/css on your page can you please provide the link to the gallery page?
You can’t change the thumb source size for that template because it is coded to use only the 150px thumbs. Have you looked at the other templates? Maybe you might find one which suits your needs?
Can you please send me the link to the gallery page with the template 9 issues?
Regarding the setting – can you also email me your wordpress login details so I can take a closer look.
Hi,
I will investigate the code for the possibility that it might be a little bug and get back to you.
Have you asked other people to independently look at the same page to see if everyone else sees what you see or what I see?
I have sent you an email with a screenshot which will show you how your album page actually looks when I view it.
Ok I think I now understand what you are trying to do but the price list functionality doesn’t quite work that way at the moment.
The plugin will upload images as they appear – ie, if they are uploaded as portrait then that is how they will appear in the gallery photo details page and same goes for landscape.
Therefore as a workaround, since your prices for portrait and landscape and are exactly the same, just upload a portrait and landscape version of each of the images you wish to offer in these configurations and then in your price list just put:
size1 $10
size2 $20
size3 $40
size4 $60
If you wish you can also put the “portrait” or “landscape” keywords in the image meta tags and the plugin will pick them up and display that for your customers and these will also be picked up by our search functionality.
I just tried again on firefox, chrome and explorer and all are displaying the page correctly.
I am using a 15″ dell laptop.
What type of device are you using?
Hi RaliR,
Good to hear you are up and running.
Is there a way to set up the orientation variation without it being part of the price list.
I don’t quite understand your question – can you please explain a bit more by giving an example scenario?
Are you referring to physical or digital variations?
