Russell

Thanks for your reply. I finally found it in the classes folder. Your code only creates a mass of syntax errors throughout the php file. It does not work. Perhaps I did it wrong.

Maybe I need to know just how and where to put this code in. I’m not sure, you didn’t tell me. What should be removed in the existing code and where to put your code? I can alter/edit some but I’m no programmer. I can’t write nor read php other than what is obvious. I would like to accomplish the customization but need some help on this one.

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Thanks, I looked at that website. That’s pretty neat how they did it. I think I’ll be alright for now tho. I look forward to your next improvements. Take it easy ??

Good morning, I updated to the latest version. It appears that the Title listing option is no longer jumbling up. However, the dropdown selector is now shifted to the page center. I decided to do away with the dropdown selector and just have it list by only Category so users can locate their information easier. It just simplifies things for my particular website. Should you decide to make it show the listings alphabetically, that’d be great for me. Too, I’m sure you’ll need to make the option available for others using the plugin who wish to list their posts by date. I’ll be fine until then.

I wanted to say thank you for your efforts and prompt attention to this. I am impressed at how you immediately took action to find or even make a resolution for me. Such support is rare and I feels a true thanks is in order. I am grateful and you are appreciated.

That makes no sense to me. If the css tells it align left, selecting options should not make any difference. If it’s aligned to the left for categories and author, why is title going out of whack? It has to be in the plugin code, not my theme. After all, the entire thing is under the shortcode which is in the plugin, dropdown and listings. I saw where .styled-select in ACT.css is set to float left. I tried putting clear:left and then clear:both instead of float:left and it does stop the text jumbling under Title but it oddly shifts the dropdown to the right middle of page, so I put it back float:left.

So I made my own div class for the shortcode part and set it to clear:left. It didn’t work either mainly because my div class is outside of the shortcode and the problem exists inside it. My div aligns left but the dropdown doesn’t tho the listings do. That’s why I find it odd. It works fine under Category or Author, just not Title. Oh well, I’ll keep chipping at it. Thanks

One thing tho..

When setting to display by Title, the text is jumbling up at the top around the dropdown selector. How can I remedy this? I never noticed it before, always listed by Category.

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Ok, thanks so much for your time.

Thanks for your response. No, I see that if displayed by Title the posts are alphabetical which works fine. I wanted to make them alphabetical under the Category display. Presently Category displays the posts by date either ascending or descending.

Before I am done I will have hundreds of posts making it difficult for users to scan to the Category they need and find the Post (information) they are looking for. I can’t see them having to search thru 100s of posts for the one they need. Rather, if posts under the category are alphabetized, they can easily find what they seek. See what I mean? In my niche, users have to start with a category to get to the info they seek. I’m just trying to make it easier for them so my visitors aren’t hitting their Back button out of frustration.

I suppose I could adjust the dates to make the posts run alphabetically if need be. Just thought I’d ask. I don’t think people are very concerned about the post date; they only want the information contained in the post.

I found a way to customize the add to cart button and form. Check out the webpage posted above to see. It looks great now.

If you want to customize the width and/or color of the add to cart button and variation dropdown menu, I have discovered these stylesheet classes that you will need to input into your theme’s additional css box, usually located in Customize section.

.wp_cart_product_display_box{
max-width:100%; } – controls the width of the product description box.

.wp-cart-button-form{background:#00008f;padding-top:11px;padding-bottom:11px; } – Add to Cart button color and padding. You must use some padding with this code to fill the button background.

.wspsc_add_cart_submit{color:#ffffff;} – Add to Cart button text color.

.wp_cart_variation_section { width:87%; } – Controls width of variation dropdown menu.

.wp_cart_variation1_select{background:#00008f;color:#ffffff;} Variation dropdown menu background and text colors.

I hope this helps some of you achieve the button form setup as you like. I found the codes by reviewing the page source code in Chrome browser, then added the class and my settings to my theme’s additional css box, not in the theme stylesheet though it may work there, maybe not.

Have a wonderful day! ??

I found a way to customize the add to cart button and form. It looks great now.

If you want to customize the width and/or color of the add to cart button and variation dropdown menu, I have discovered these stylesheet classes that you will need to input into your theme’s additional css box, usually located in Customize section.

.wp_cart_product_display_box{
max-width:100%; } – controls the width of the product description box.

.wp-cart-button-form{background:#00008f;padding-top:11px;padding-bottom:11px; } – Add to Cart button color and padding. You must use some padding with this code to fill the button background.

.wspsc_add_cart_submit{color:#ffffff;} – Add to Cart button text color.

.wp_cart_variation_section { width:87%; } – Controls width of variation dropdown menu.

.wp_cart_variation1_select{background:#00008f;color:#ffffff;} Variation dropdown menu background and text colors.

I hope this helps some of you achieve the button form setup as you like. I found the codes by reviewing the page source code in Chrome browser, then added the class and my settings to my theme’s additional css box, not in the theme stylesheet though it may work there, maybe not.

Have a wonderful day! ??

Thank you much! Solved both issues easily. Since I have the boxes in separate columns I just gave it the max width:

.wp_cart_product_display_box{
max-width: 100%;
}

Your style worked. This one set the dropdown width:

.wp_cart_variation_section {
width: 75%;
}

I put them both in the theme’s custom css. It would not work in the plugin css. I didn’t try the page css box since the theme css worked. Thanks again for the info. All I need now to get that add to cart button to my liking, haven’t found a way yet.

..appreciate it ??

Also, does the variation dropdown have to be so wide? Can I make it shorter? I’m wondering if the description would still run out like that if no variation dropdown was present.

I would bet money that if you provided minor support for your free users, You’d have a lot more subscribing ones.

Will do.. thank you much.