naddy30

Dear Shameem,

I appreciate your response. I’m currently facing an issue with the pricing display on our store. The base prices seem to vary based on the address entered at checkout, which is not the expected behavior.

Typically, when all prices are set to be inclusive of sales tax, the base price should remain constant. For instance, if a product’s base price is set at $50, this price should remain the same in the cart, with the sales tax 5% included in this amount. So, even if the sales tax is $2.50, the total should still be $50, with an itemized breakdown showing the included tax.

However, I’ve noticed that when an address is entered at checkout, the base price changes. Using the same example, the product’s base price displays as $52.50 instead of the original $50. This happens despite the setting “I will enter prices inclusive of tax” being selected.

This issue seems to persist even on a fresh install of WordPress with the storefront theme. Interestingly, the problem only occurs when a State, City, or Zip is set. If these are not set, the pricing works as expected.

I hope this explanation clarifies the issue I’m facing. Looking forward to your assistance in resolving this. Thank you.

• This reply was modified 10 months, 2 weeks ago by naddy30.
• This reply was modified 10 months, 2 weeks ago by naddy30.
• This reply was modified 10 months, 2 weeks ago by naddy30.
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Thanks for the reply, even when I disable the firewall it still will not load the analytics. Only when I disable the wordfence plugin completely it works again.

Thanks Adam,

Maybe a way to tie images uploaded by that user? – I kinda hoped that if you deleted the listing the images and files would go along with it.

In the time being I will just have to pay for more server space.

Thank you!
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Thanks Man – I appreciate your reply.

It can’t be set to a specific size – because the image size needs to keep its original size + {max-width: 100%}

If I remove the {height:45px} from the woocommerce-layout.css it will default to the images original height.

So I know that it works…
The problem is that when I update woocommerce at some point I will need to change that code again.

I’ve been looking for a way to remove it -> using the Child Theme