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@iografica, in using Product Add-Ons for dimensions, may I ask how you put the pull-down options in the products pages so they are in-line with option? For example, WIDTH you have pull-down next to the word. In default Product Add-on, it puts pull-down below the word and adds unnecessary spacing. Did you modify the code or css?

Thanks!

@iografica – beautiful site and great suggestion, thank you!

May I ask what theme you are using?

Great feedback all, thx.

jayvars, those are very nice examples. Did you ever find out what type of back end (or theme) those sites are using? Are those wordpress sites or custom javascript sites?

Thanks.

Yes, and I am sorry for any trouble. It got pretty frustrating not being able to get ANY support at all from the theme developer so I opted to go with a theme where the developer is SUPER HELPFUL. Truly, thanks WPyogi!

Yes, I agree and I was trying to do so but the CSS classes are different and I have limited knowledge of CSS. The default theme uses ACCESS but my theme uses menu-container from what I can tell.

Any help is much appreciated!

anyone?

Hi johnfotios, thank you so much for the reply.

Yes, I did notice the CSS but the only problem is, I am not very good at CSS and don’t know what will be needed. Any suggestions?

The theme is a free one (Architekt) provided by Dessign.net. They don’t offer any support for their free themes.

Strange. I’m looking at it right now on my IPhone and the problem is showing. Even at home on Mac OSX leopard (chrome and safari).

Looks like it’s working now… strange. Sorry for the troubles!

I’d love to know this too!

Anyone?

bump!

I’m interested to know this too!

Hi, I’m having the same exact problem. @songdogtech, can you please explain in greater detail what you mean by your comment:

“Rename the theme via FTP or in the file manager in c-panel and then you can get back into admin”

Thank you.

So after searching and taking many troubleshooting steps, I thought about repairing the MySQL database tables. Sure enough, after I did that, the blog posts now have permalinks that match the custom permalink structure I assigned (i.e. blog post title and category).

I did notice that the permalink when posting a new blog post shows Uncategorized as the default since most likely your settings>writing point to Uncategorized. However, just selecting a new category and saving the post will cause it to save that way in the database, even if it may not change “live” while typing the blog post.

Hope this helps someone in the future~

Update… iPower finally said that they cannot modify my hosting absolute path (hermes/bosweb/etc/etc) to my domain address because my client is on a shared hosting. I normally use siteground for my wordpress hosting when my clients give me an option and I literally can start posting after clicking “install” on their control panel. None of this BS. I swear, iPower is cheap but they are not for people who want to get up and running fast. In other words, everything is crippled.

Now, I am having a problem with htaccess and my permalinks not working the way they are supposed to. SIGH!