JBCO

@andyh26 – You’re welcome – glad it helped. I’ll transfer those vibes to the newly built site of mine and hope traffic goes nuts ??

Thanks

@ andyh26

Found it!

In their font-awesome.min.css file – they are missing …/css/fonts — it’s currently …/fonts — which causes the files to not be found.

Edit that file in wp-content/themes/fruitful/css/fonts and add that css/ in before fonts and it fixes the icons.

They seem to display correctly on my site now.
Hope this helps someone else too ??

ZERO luck so far. Still just blank icons. ??

I was linked to this :: https://support.fruitfulcode.com/hc/en-us/articles/206351008

But I tired all three with no luck – just posting here as hopefully it helps anyone else with a similar issue. Hope to sort mine out soon.

Their exact answer :: “For products you can choose 3 products per row or 2 in theme options”

This actually made mine larger and I would imagine make yours smaller if you opt for more in a row.

@csonnek – thanks – I realized just now I forgot to include the actual domain – but if you look at the email address, that’s basically my domain.

Sorry
Thanks guys!

@csonnek – Contacting through that link now – I’d prefer the site to stay out of a search engine.

Thanks a lot!

Any thoughts here guys?

I got some feedback and it’s possible that it has something to do with “custom post types”.

I’m not 100% sure how to implement that with this setup – any help.
Thanks!

Also – it keeps dragging in RANDOM images off my server – why is that??

@photocrati – code snippet appears to work – had some other coding issues. All seems to function now – sorry.

Thanks (for my setup at least).

So what should we do about the HUNDREDS of files that have odd names on our servers?

And by “odd” I mean containing a “+” symbol or “( )” symbols?

That’s completely nuts if it’s the case.

Tried the above with no luck. Just breaks the galleries even more.

Looks like a rollback is in order until this is fixed — again.

Think I got it – I just snipped out some code from the “user-wallet-main.php” file ::

Look for

/** register terms needed for plugin */
	public function register_terms ()
	{	wp_insert_term(
		  'Credit',
		  'product_cat',
		  array(
		    'description'=> '',
		    'slug' => 'credit'
		  )
		);
}
	/**

And snip out

wp_insert_term(
		  'Credit',
		  'product_cat',
		  array(
		    'description'=> '',
		    'slug' => 'credit'
		  )
		);

Tested it three times and it works as I need it to ??

Thanks – added it to my custom CSS – but it doesn’t seem to have an affect there.

Glad it works now though – at least till an update.
Thanks!

@sktthemes – thanks! – I changed the .blog #content {padding-left:30px; } from 30px to 20px and it did the trick.

Is that future upgrade/update safe? Or should I add it to my main CSS file or copy this css file into a template and edit there?

Thanks!