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Sorry folks. Got it. It works fine. I actually was experimenting with a traditional post with all the same custom field data, and it was pulling the information from that post instead of the product.

Hey guys, So I don’t understand how to get this to work? I know all about creating a custom single-product.php file, which I have done, but how do I use the Conditional Tags to get the template to change depending on the category? I mean I understand using something like, is_category( ‘9’ ), but where do I put that at? My content_single_product.php file is really where I have done my extensive edits to customize the product page. I’m confused because no matter what category is assigned to a product, it still will always use the content_single_product.php file. How do I get each category to use a different template style?

Awesome. Thanks for the replies! I actually did switch to width:auto but didn’t get a chance to get back and update my question. Thanks for starting a ticket as well!

Eh! I was afraid of that. I came here first, before upgrading. The last time I upgraded, I noticed that class names changed slightly, and broke things. I’m assuming this is what happened to you. Are you familiar with the Firebug extension for Firefox? It is great for examining your site, and seeing what each contact form 7 element has class-name wise. Then you can re-target them in your css.

I too agree that support takes a lot of time. I would gladly pay for better help. I cannot find any link to the premium support if they offer it. I only find their help section powered by UserVoice, I think it is.

Do you have a custom css file, or are you only using the default css?

.add_to_cart_button is the class of the button. Look for that.

Yeah, do_shortcode won’t work for me either.

I agree! I was very excited to start using this, but seeing almost no documentation or help on forums. I’m even willing to pay for a bit more!

I would love that as well!

Premium version bought. Email has been sent!

Hmmm, well I just used Display:none to get rid of the words, “days”, “hours”, etc etc. I also did the same to the entire weeks number block, since I don’t need that one. Is that the only way? I would prefer that they didn’t load at all.

But even more important, the timer itself isn’t working. It’s just displaying the digits, but not counting down. I’m assuming a conflict with jquery somewhere else.

Could you elaborate on the premium version of this? Does it have a backend with options to more easily edit the look?

Thanks!

I’m sorry! I appreciate your replies! I have been on vacation. As soon as I can get back to working on this, I will report back.

So I’m now using:

<?php
                  if ( has_post_thumbnail() ) {
                  the_post_thumbnail();
                   }
				   else
				   {
					get_the_image( array('size' => 'thumbnail'));
				   }

                  ?>

But still no fix for unstyled thumbnails, wrong size thumb, and now the post’s main image is completely missing. If you click on the post, the main image is now gone. https://dependablecarcompany.com and if you click on the post, “1991 GMC Sierra”, you’ll see what I’m talking about. It’s thumbnail isn’t right, and when you actually click to view the post, the main large image is gone.

Is there anyway I can get a few tips on fixing these issues? I really would this to work!

Thanks!

Is there something like get_the_image( array( ‘thumbnail_scan’ => true ) ); that I can use? Or something similar?

ok, well I’m getting somewhere with

<?php
                  if ( has_post_thumbnail() ) {
                  the_post_thumbnail();
                   }
				   else
				   {
					get_the_image( array( 'image_scan' => true ) );
				   }

                  ?>

But the thumbnail image isn’t being styled by my css like the other thumbails. In other words, I have some posts with a featured image, and for posts with no featured image, I’m using this plugin. Any suggestions on styling?