PhiloFox

Update:
The surface problem is solved, I changed the properties in my child-theme:

.nav-menu .sub-menu,
.nav-menu .children {
display: block;
}

Before, they were display: none;
That sounds more like a trick to me. Does anyone have an idea what happened?

O.k. Problem solved. Eventhough I don’t know why and how. I tinkered a bit in my child theme css settings without final changes and I set the sliding widget anew. Then the problem was suddenly gone. (??)

I just don’t want it to be filled out automatically / in advance by EDD. Also, I don’t understand, where EDD takes the email from. Normally customers would have to enter it by themselves…

(Want me to open a new thread for this?)

email address is o.k. but can the email field not just be empty?
Were can I set it to be just an empty form field?

Yes, you were right. No long testing necessary, it is of course the ‘Email Encoder Bundle’ encrypting every email adress on my pages.

Now, the easiest way to avoid that would be to not have any email address filled in on check-out.

I’ll try to find how to change that setting. If you are ready to let me know, that would be even quicker.

Thanks!

Sure.
When I put an item in the cart and then go to “check out” (in German it’s “Kasse”) everything is fine except for the email-form for the customer which is filled with code: “<script type=”
and underneath it: “(function(){var ml=”sobm\”> hraf.et-k@”/>”

To see that you may need to buy the item on this page and then go to check-out.
The problem didn’t appear as long as I had the option “test payment” enabled.

Btw, I just also realized that the “Buy” button doesn’t show in Google Chrome (I’m working with Firefox)nor in Opera Browser.

I have the same problem since Aug 25th. Must br the plug-in that’s getting hacked. If there comes no update soon I’ll need to change it.

Takayuki Miyoshi, any support in sight?

Thank you, you pointed to the solution.
It now exists here and all is fine:

https://business.catlike.de/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/header-image.jpg

Anyway, now I installed your “RC1” version and it seems to work perfectly fine now.

There fore: problem(s) solved.
Take care.

I also tried to implement the “display:none” trick just for the sidebar widget `.testimonials-widget-testimonials2 {
display: none;`

but then it doesn’t show at all anymore.

Thanks Michael, your css hint was good. I had inserted

.testimonials-widget-testimonial {
	display: none;}

and

.testimonials-widget-testimonials .testimonials-widget-testimonial:first-child {
	display: block;}

because of the stacking on first loading pages (see slider widget at sidebar). I would need a new solution on that.

The mentioned admin-bar.min.js debugger output is not an error, obviously. YOu may negelct that.

Great! I close the thing here.
Cheers,
PhiloFox

Oh, thanks for that hint! The “-28px” indicated that it had to do with the admin-bar while I’m logged on. I had switched it to the bottom to see better with that strange result and that I couldn’t log out (because it only opens downwards).

Now it looks pretty good, still there is a tiny white line which is not part of the header jpg but I can lve with that.

BUT I never see the cat’s tail cut off!? Eventhough I’m logged out.

Want to have a look again? –> page
Otherwise I’d close the topic.

It’s just a 5-7px thin boarder at the tob above the head image. Since I turned the background color to white you can only see it above the blue lines that are supposed to touch the browser frame as if the continued behind it.

If I put the site margin-top to “-7px” it disappears but then the elements don’t fit the link-arrays for the mouse cursor any more.