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Hey Ed, I actually just figured out the solution this morning. For future posterity, here’s the CSS I added:

.site-navigation-fixed.navigation-top {z-index:102;}

Thanks.

I’ve identified a line in the main Twenty Seventeen style sheet:

-webkit-text-decoration-skip: objects;

I’ve tried to comment this out but it doesn’t make a difference. I’ve also changed it to “none” without success.

Does anyone have knowledge regarding this?

Not using easy fancybox, but do share!

Just noticed something else… This happens if I add the NextGEN widget to the sidebar widget area. So if I have a gallery on a page and view it through Fancybox, it will scroll through the gallery AND the ones in the NextGEN widget.

Basically, any NextGEN images will be opened in Fancybox on the same page.

Help? :/

Ah sorry, I misunderstood how sales taxes should be applied… It only matters for the state/county/city that the business is located in. Thanks.

David,

I’m confused… I’m testing my site out right now (kelpclothing.com) and it used to go to the Payment Page before the Shipping Page (like I mentioned above), but now it’s going directly to PayPal after the Shipping Page.

Used to be:
Shopping Cart > Shipping Page > Payment Page > PayPal

But now it’s:
Shopping Cart > Shipping Page > PayPal

Hmm, and now I’m testing it within another browser and it’s showing the Payment Page. I’m assuming this has to do with cookies, but I’ve been testing a lot and this is the first time I’m seeing this variation.

Would you explain what triggers the different flow?

Aaaaand now it’s working again. There must be some lag involved behind the scenes after I make changes.

Alright, so I swapped out the test PayPal account signature/credentials with the actual ones we’re going to use and now it’s not working in either Sandbox or Live. I’m getting the same “10002 – Security error – Security header is not valid” error.

I saw this post over at https://www.x.com/people/PP_MTS_Patrick/blog/2011/06/08/10002–security-header-is-not-valid which says:

A “10002 – Security Header is Not Valid” error means you’re submitting the API credentials to the wrong environment.

If you’re submitting your Live API credentials to the Sandbox endpoint it will return the 10002 error. If you submit the Sandbox API credentials to the Live endpoint it will also return a 10002 error. The reason for that is because the Live and Sandbox environments are completely separate from each other so the separate environments will not recognize the others API credentials.

The Live endpoint URL’s are:

NVP –
https://api-3t.paypal.com/nvp
https://api.paypal.com/nvp

SOAP –
https://api-3t.paypal.com/2.0/
https://api.paypal.com/2.0/

The Sandbox endpoint URL’s are:

NVP –
https://api-3t.sandbox.paypal.com/nvp
https://api.sandbox.paypal.com/nvp

SOAP-
https://api.sandbox.paypal.com/2.0/
https://api-3t.sandbox.paypal.com/2.0/

If your shopping cart service has a “Test” or “Sandbox” mode you will want to disable it if you have your Live account credentials set inside of it or enable it if you’re using your Sandbox credentials.

Thoughts?

That’s great, thanks!

Ah, thanks for finding out about that. The One Man Wolf Pack featured image is 800×523 so it definitely doesn’t fall within the required size limit.

Do you have a suggestion for how I can fix this? Maybe as simple as commenting out some code?

Ok thanks, I didn’t have the “Anyone can register” option checked so I didn’t see the registration functionality from the WP login page.

Would it be possible to add a link to register from the shopping cart page then? https://kelpclothing.com/wp-login.php?action=register

Also, I’d like to change “Checkout Now” on the shopping cart page to something like “Continue as a Guest”. I feel like this would help distinguish the user’s options better. Here’s an example:

https://skitch.com/darthsauce/fenji/untitled-2-100-shape-3-rgb-8

Sorry for the confusion, thanks for your help.

Thanks David, is this a restriction placed upon MarketPress Lite or non-existent for both the free and paid versions?

Hi David,

Well, the featured image is definitely within the gallery but there’s only one instance of that image.

Please have a look at https://kelpclothing.com/store/products/one-man-wolf-pack/ (the product and photos are for testing purposes only). When you click on the thumbnails below, you’ll see the first image is generated twice within FancyBox.

Thanks.

Just wanted to update the thread for future reference…

I went back and commented out the extra jquery code then turned off the flash slideshow option within NGG. This time it worked (I must’ve done something wrong the first time).

Thanks.

Ok, figured it out. I had to switch the PayPal Mode option from Sandbox to Live. Thanks.