• Resolved StrongEagle

    (@strongeagle)


    Hello!

    I am using Virtue with WooCommerce and can’t get the grid to display correctly in Firefox.

    The site is fine – three images across – on the Butchery page but when you click through to Beef the third image drops down to leave just two across and a big white gap.

    This doesn’t happen in Chrome or IE, but does happen in Firefox. In all cases, the View(Zoom) is set to 100%.

    Can anyone help?

    Thanks so much in advance if you can!

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  • hmm strange, try adding this to your custom css box in the theme options:

    @media (min-width: 992px){
    #product_masonry .tcol-md-4 {
        width: 33.33%;
    }
    }

    Kadence Themes

    Thread Starter StrongEagle

    (@strongeagle)

    Thanks so much for prompt reply. It does seem to be fixed, though I wasn’t sure that bit of code did the trick. I had a further problem with using 3 footer widgets…in that one would disappear on some pages, though there shouldn’t have been any difference in widget visibility. Changing to 4 footer widgets seemed to fix the problem, though. Is there any reason why that should be?

    I’m not a big theme lover but I LOVE this one! Thanks so much.

    I can’t think of any reason why a widget would go missing on a page, can you turn back to three and post a link to the page?

    Kadence Themes

    Thread Starter StrongEagle

    (@strongeagle)

    Hi there,

    I’m having exactly the same problem again with another site I’m doing now. I’m building here: https://jewellery4enterprise.co.uk.gridhosted.co.uk/ and the third column of product images drops away, leaving two columns and a lot of space on the right of the main body.

    The site is setup exactly as this one: https://stanstedfarmshop.com/ – which was the one I first contact you about. That one works fine, but this new one just won’t, and I’ve already put in this:

    @media (min-width: 992px){
    #product_masonry .tcol-md-4 {
    width: 33.33%;
    }
    }

    I’m tearing my hair out, because I can’t see what I’ve done differently, but I can’t get the new site to behave as the first.

    The other thing is that the homepage, which is showing categories, is showing this little 270 x 96 image when it’s setup to show 270 x 270.

    Can you please help me save my sanity?

    Thanks so much,

    Valerie

    Thread Starter StrongEagle

    (@strongeagle)

    Hey! I’ve solved one bit…I removed a product archive customiser plugin, having read that it caused three columns to drop to two in a different theme, and it solved the problem for me, too.

    The remaining problem, though, is this business of not being able to get the thumbnails on the main shop/home page to be anything other than little scrappy images. I’d like category page images to be the same size as product page images. Any thoughts?

    Many thanks,

    Valerie

    Thread Starter StrongEagle

    (@strongeagle)

    Oh, should have said, I’d be happy to give you login access to the site! A reminder that it’s https://jewellery4enterprise.co.uk.gridhosted.co.uk/ that I’m having trouble with…

    Thanks so much!

    The category images in the free the are by default a landscape image. You have options to image rations in the premium but not free. However you can edit the code, or override using a child theme.

    The file: virtue/woocommerce/content-product_cat.php

    line 26 you can change the height from 130 to whatever you like.

    Kadence Themes

    Thread Starter StrongEagle

    (@strongeagle)

    Hello,

    That did the trick and you’re lovely to help me with that.

    Dare I ask, why was that not necessary for stanstedfarmshop.com? I never had that problem and I guess I should have done by all accounts.

    Valerie

    Thread Starter StrongEagle

    (@strongeagle)

    Oops, I was a bit quick off the mark. I changed the height in line 26 to 270, but this has had no effect in Firefox. Is there something else I can do with code to resolve it?

    Thanks…

    Thread Starter StrongEagle

    (@strongeagle)

    Hello again. Actually it did work. Sorry to be a dope. n fact, I reckon your support has been so great, that to say thanks, I’m going over to buy the premium version right now. Can’t wait to find the goodies which await!

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