gopar3

If I were to suggest an update, it would be great if I could indicate URLs that were exceptions universally. Unless I missed that somewhere…

• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by gopar3.

SOLVED! Thanks to the great WooCommerce Community on Facebook, I was able to solve this by adding a field with the free version of Checkout Field Editor for WooCommerce and then using the following CSS:

middle_init_field { display: inline-block !important; }
billing_last_name_field { float: none !important; }

I figured it out! The problem was that the old website used CloudFlare, and Siteground discontinued that service. The issue is solved. Again, thank you so much for your willingness to help. It is much appreciated.

I can’t get it to work in any browser. The first slide just sits there until I manually advance to another slide, and only then does the auto-rotate kick in. I figured out that there’s a conflict between the online banking login code script and the latest version of the meta slide. Is there any possible workaround? Because if it’s a choice between my meta slider plug-in and the client’s home banking, I know which one will lose. (Sniff…)

Me too! Would love an answer.

Just for the record, I’m having the same problem here. https://www.eaganlions.com