ILRobinson

THANK YOU SO MUCH BRENDAN! That’s was driving me to drink (literally had to sit back with a beer and look at what was going on) and kept thinking it was just me as I had a custom category only loop prior and thought I did something wrong there.

– cheers!

Thanks! That project went out months ago, but will keep it in mind the next time, though. Hopefully it comes in handy for someone else who may have the same issue int the meantime.

Might not be much help, but off the top of my head I’d say it would be a mix of adding #position: absolute; #top: 50%;; vertical-align: middle; to the container and styling the div ” #position: relative; #top: -50%” for the holder.

Don’t currently have the need so when I have time I’ll play with it as well and let you know unless you find the solution.

I managed to find it. If you were unsuccessful, or for anyone else is searching and hasn’t found the solution yet.

In the gallery-css.php switch out the current attributes on line 18 for #image img with
{ border:none; height:auto; max-width:100%; margin:0 auto; display:block; }

Did you ever find a solution? I was able to center it, but only within a fixed width so far.

Upon further review I thought that simply adding a template to the category would be enough, but it’s apparently more than that as when you select a podcast post from the sidebar it links to ../2013/01/11/title/ which enables the default blog template. So I am still at a loss for ideas.

I got a rep to look through the server and he mentioned that he found a double-install of WP and to delete one.

Ended up re-installing to correct the issue. Never figured out what it was, though.

Still searching for an answer. I stripped out all the codes that I experimented with and now I’m left with “https://www.donna-hartney.com/wp-login.php?action=postpass” when I input the password (or even leave it blank for that matter). I thought it may be since it is a custom theme that I wrote myself, but I checked against another site I wrote and there is no apparent difference, and it works fine from there.

I ran a validator and only seeing errors within WP code (I’ve noticed this on other sites, but eitherway it didn’t make a difference). I also tried deactivating all plug-ins, as there are a couple that include submit buttons (Subscribe2 and Ultra Simple PayPal Cart) as thinking that may be interfering, but that has no effect either.

The URL of the test page is https://www.donna-hartney.com/shop2_15 and the password is “xxxx”.

Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you. The client is pretty happy with WPUSPSC with the exception of that detail, but I will keep in mind for my next project.

More on this. I should’ve been more specific. I know the shipping shortcode, but want to do a portion more like what I believe is possible directly with Paypal. Assign a base rate for shipping then add an amount for each product. I.E. $3 base Int’l shipping plus $2 for each product shipped. So if I ordered 3 products shipped it’d be the base of $3 plus $6 for the 3 products.

More info… I see exactly where it’s happening, but can’t reach it <div class=”eshopdetails”><dl> is duplicating.

Thank you again, WPyogi! I was never aware of the validator tool and it cleared (almost) everything up for me.

Yes. I’m not familiar with PHP, though, so fudging my way through it.

Thanks, WPyogi. I’ll do that, in the meantime I’ll keep the site live (still under construction) for a bit so you can take a look if you have a moment:

https://www.donna-hartney.com
you can see the issue on the book page, and in the sidebar of the blog page (among others). I saw the glitches in IE8, not sure which version my client saw it in.

And excuse the mess as I’ve been going back and forth with this site for a while now with client changes ??