Jason Wall

Apparently Woo has a plugin called WooThemes Helper. This helps manage their software within your site. You have to enter a license key for everything you use, even if its a free theme or plugin. If it is a free plugin or theme you have to checkout on their site and get a license key. Enter the key into the helper and voila. It notifies you when there is an update.

Kudoes to Andrew from Woo for taking the time to answer my questions and knowing what he was talking about.

Thanks so much for responding Daniel. You are correct it was removed. Almost a year… ago….? That means when I installed the version that I thought was “the most recent” it was in fact not. I received and email earlier this evening on the update. The odd thing is I keep every other plugin & theme up to date via the WordPress dashboard. There was no notification of this in the WordPress dashboard.

I think that is poor design.

Every other plugin I use takes advantage of this feature within the WordPress. But heck I am green when it comes to coding and definitely greener when it comes to design.

They say they are going to update tomorrow, maybe this will get fixed.

Morning!

Both suggestions worked perfectly, after trying to solve the problem for hours last night my brain went to mush, thanks so much for the support!

Woops error entering the links, lets see how this one works…

Two of the images are located at:
https://www.wallwoodworks.com/cart/

And one of the images is located at:
https://www.wallwoodworks.com/825-2/

@originalexe Thanks for the reply. The page id within the box when I am editing the page within WordPress is 825-2. Very confusing, I would think there would be a 825-1 or 825-3. I dropped the -2 from 825-2 to 825 as shown in your code. If I used:

.page-id-825-2 .entry img {
	padding: 0px;
	border: 0px solid #e6e6e6;
	background:#ffffff;
}

it would not work. But with:

.page-id-825 .entry img {
	padding: 0px;
	border: 0px solid #e6e6e6;
	background:#ffffff;
}

It works. Odd. Thanks.