aplusr

– The two issues above have gone away with the Version 5.2.2 release

– I don’t have any configuration errors: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZHsj_bUWptI_gdB42Rg0I5ExSAD-6chs/view?usp=sharing

– Also, when I submit the form, even on 5.1.8, it just spools forever without submitting: https://drive.google.com/file/d/134vYOu8yyEFYZMehDLg14mJfNLG8j4r4/view?usp=sharing

Hi Lauren,

– Thanks I suspected that this issue had to do with the alignment of the image(s)

I deselected Align Left from the Visual Editor for the images and removed all of the unnecessary nbsp’s and the problem is now solved! None of the content overlaps and it looks as it should.

Thanks again!

Andy

Hi again,

I haven’t managed to find a solution to this issue. Does anyone know the solution?

Thanks,

Andy

Hi,

– Does anyone know what will solve this issue?

Thanks,

Andy

The code:

.site-header .site-title a {min-height:105px;}

actually worked the best as other elements like nav.nav-primary remain the same size

Actually, never-mind me. Both

.site-header {
height: 150px;
}

and

header.site-header {
height: 150px;
}

work using the Simple Custom CSS plugin rather than the editing the style.css file from the Editor for some reason

I’ve tried:

.site-header {
height: 150px;
}

and

header.site-header {
height: 150px;
}

– for example but those don’t seem to work

no, I tried adding that after the comments but I think I may have gotten the code wrong to be honest

Hi Ocean7,

I’m not sure, I used the sidebar for AdSense ads, even on the product pages. I accessed all of the sidebars using the WooSidebars plugin.

Andy

Never-mind. The standard text widget, WooSidebars plugin and/or any one of the AdSense plugins work pretty well with Wootique (a WooTheme) for positioning ads.

Hi Everyone,

I solved the problem by simply deleting the version of Wootique that was installed, downloading the new file and uploading the new file.

Thanks,

Andrew

I had to reverse the `ul.products li.first { clear: none; }
.single-product .type-product { clear: none; }` custom code, it left gaps in between products on the landing pages for products with tags.

I inspected the page in Google Chrome and it looks like there are two sets of navigation: nav class="woocommerce-pagination" and <div class="pagination woo-pagination">

It looks like the <nav class= is for numbered html links and the <div class= contains buttons for each page.

It looks like maybe the nav class is vertical when it should be horizontal in order to sit inside of the div class. But the div class seems to be handling all of the navigation by itself.