anemo

Thank you, will try this out.

canvas {
	visibility: visible !important;
}

This did the trick for me and I’m using the All-In-One Cufón v1.1.1. and Shadowbox v3.0.3.8 plugins.

Ah, that works but I still see the wholesale price when that user is logged out. Shouldn’t the Default Customer Type be set to Retail for the retail prices to show when a wholesale user isn’t logged in?

However, changing Default Customer Type to Retail doesn’t affect the price. It’s still wholesale pricing that is shown.

I have been trying out the plugin a bit now but I can’t get the pricing to work properly. The wholesale price is shown even if the Default Customer Type is set to Retail and not logged in.

Maybe I’m doing something wrong?

@hjrascoe: Hi! I’m using WP 3.1 and Shopp 1.1.7.

Hey, cool!

Now it activates and the wholesale option is available on the product pages. I have to test it some more though but it looks really promising!

Thanks for the help!

Now I have downloaded the files from the forum thread mentioned above but I still get a fatal error when trying to activate the plugin ??

BTW, I’m using Shopp 1.1.7.

@dalton: I wasn’t able to load the page (your link). I wasn’t even able to reach https://www.shopplugin.net. Does it work for you?

I have the same setup as mrmarky1982 and also need this plugin. Actually, I need it A LOT! ??

I’m sorry but I can’t help you with an exact solution but maybe I can point you in the right direction. jQuery is really good for manipulating and enrich regular HTML/XHTML code.

Hey!

There might be some sort of conflict. Try this version of the script instead:

<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery.noConflict();
jQuery(window).load(function() {
	jQuery('#slider').nivoSlider({
		effect:'sliceDown', //Specify sets like: 'fold,fade,sliceDown'
		slices:25,
		animSpeed:500,
		pauseTime:2800,
		startSlide:0, //Set starting Slide (0 index)
		directionNav:true, //Next & Prev
		directionNavHide:true, //Only show on hover
		keyboardNav:true, //Use left & right arrows
		beforeChange: function(){},
		afterChange: function(){},
		slideshowEnd: function(){} //Triggers after all slides have been shown
	});
});
</script>

Ah, cool! Nice to hear that you solved it! ??

Hi!

I still get an error when trying to look at: https://bastardforlag.se/wordpress/wp-content/themes/Minimalia/styles/ie.css. The file should open as text in the browser window unless the server is actively trying to block me ??

Is there a folder named styles in the themes folder? Your regular css-file seems to be placed in the themes root folder.

Hi!

Are you sure that the css-link is pointing at the right location in your template folder? I copied the full link to ie.css from the page source pasted it in the brower address field and got an error.

And now ie.css is loaded BEFORE the “regular” css. Place the conditional code right before </head> to make sure ie.css is loaded after the regular one. The styles loaded last are the ones that the browser must obey ??

@thewebist

Hey!

I was a bit inspired by your use of global variables and came up with this:

// Tabs Main [tabs tab1="xxxxx" tab2="xxxxx"][/tabs]
function tabs_main($atts, $content = null) {
	extract(shortcode_atts(array(
    ), $atts));

	global $tab_counter_2;

	$tab_counter_1 = 1;
	$tab_counter_2 = 1;

	$output .= '<div class="ui-tabs">';

	$output .= '<ul>';

	foreach ($atts as $tab) {
		$output .= '<li><a href="#tab-' . $tab_counter_1 . '">' .$tab. '</a></li>';
		$tab_counter_1++;
	}

	$output .= '</ul>' . do_shortcode($content);

	$output .='</div>';

	return $output;

	unset($tab_counter_2);

}

add_shortcode('tabs', 'tabs_main');

// Tab Elements [tab][/tab]
function tab_elements($atts, $content = null) {
	extract(shortcode_atts(array(
    ), $atts));

	global $tab_counter_2;

	$output .= '<div id="tab-' . $tab_counter_2 . '">' . do_shortcode($content) . '</div>';

	$tab_counter_2++;

	return $output;

}
add_shortcode('tab', 'tab_elements');

This code works but the only “problem” is that the link and id of the divs are named by a counter (tab-1, tab-2 and so on) and not the actual title. I guess that the naming can be solved with a global array.

BTW, I’m using this syntax:

[tabs tab1="alfa" tab2="beta" tab3="gamma"]
[tab]Content for alfa[/tab]
[tab]Content for alfa[/tab]
[tab]Content for alfa[/tab]
[/tabs]

But I like your idea of using [tab title=”xxx”] to be honest. I’m going to try your method soon! ??