dougmiller

Aha. Understood.
Thanks David

Complex CSS issue I imagine. Would be quite happy to not display image numbers, if that solves it, but can’t figure how to do that!

Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
I have created folder edd_templates in my theme (Suffusion) and have uploaded the available templates from EDD plugin. Have successfully edited the cart template for instance.
Now I’m stuck .. am I looking for the the_post_thumbnail() function in wp-includes, or in the active theme?

Thanks

Hi Pippin,
Have I got this wrong, or were you going to kindly offer up a template modification for this? Or are you just very busy and I need to be patient?!!

Doug

Maybe that was a bit of a daft thing to say. Do you mean modifying EDD template files or theme ones? Either way – chuck us some code!

Hi,
Yes … ish. More comfortable adding custom css, but yes. I’m using Suffusion, so editing template files isn’t always so easy, but I’m up for a challenge!

I’ve tried adding img.attachment-thumbnail {min-width:100%; height:auto;} to the theme, which was getting me somewhere, but not the complete solution

Just read post by simonjp07 re advanced setting/reinstall from scratch …. and that has done the trick. DB tables written OK and all seems well

There ya go. Sorted. Good man Tobias, and all the WP crew. Thanks guys.

Thanks Tobias,
Superb support as ever.

Doug

OK, thanks, will do. The guy who wrote this one is always very accommodating, so as you say, he will hopefully appreciate the heads-up.

Hi,
To be honest,no. But I wasn’t sure if you should expect plugin authors to be on top of future releases of WordPress, or whether to wait until the problem is apparent in a current WP release???

OK,cheers. So, it’s the minified version of the css that’s active?
Or, as you say – add to theme css, targeting that div
Thanks

Thanks very much for your answer, Wayne. That’s understood. At the moment, we’re using postie to publish Google alerts, and so most of the links we would like to make ‘target blank’ are pre written. It’s not too hard to alter them as the alerts come in, so no big problem.

Having said that (bye the way, I’m not a developer) … would it be a useful AddOn for Postie?

Cheers

Many thanks. Hope you had a great holiday. And thanks for the syntax help. We’re not sure whether or not to go ahead with changing all the links. When we changed domain, our host provider simply redirected the WP install to use the new domain url, but the old document root on the server. So, it’s only when users hover images in TablePress that possible confusion could come about as they will see the old address in their browser. It’s a bit of a headache, but it would be nice to get it all ‘straightened out’.
Again, thanks.

Hi folks. There isn’t actually a problem. It was all my fault. I was trying to apply custom CSS to the triggers, so I ‘invented’ a tag attribute (or so I thought), but the tag was invalid and was breaking collapse-o-matic in IE.

Sorry about that