rnmartinez

n/m – litespeed cache plugin was the culprit ??

Ok mostly found the fix; requires a filter

https://gist.github.com/InpsydeNiklas/202837609318f9c0e827c382787147b0#file-functions-php

Now just have to figure out a line break between the add to cart button and the paypal button

OK I have mainly solved this; just need to add a line break between the add to cart button and the paypal button

Hi

this is coming from the woocommerce paypal plugin.

I think the issue may be that i from Divi may be left over and messed this up. Ot sure how I could change the php file for the single product template? I dont think that the template editor can make this change

Hi @uxl es this is exactly it, and I tried your solution (removing the padding or even removing the block with the title completely) and it still does that. Not sure what I am doing wrong.

Thanks – this isn’t exactly what I was looking for, so instead I just created a new page and made that the “shop” page.

Thanks – I was hoping that I was missing something here. I just find with these plugins they could open potential security holes, degrade performance as they upsell or phone home, etc…

Apologies for the late reply; that did it, thank you!

OK sign up so I have your contact info – I will make sure you get some physical books ??

Thank you – it was giving blanks but changed it to a hex value and it worked! Really appreciate your help here ??

If you’re a comic book person at all free to signup on my email list and I will be sure that you get a bunch of free digital comics (more than what normal signups get!)

Hi Kathryn

Thanks so much for your reply; unfortunately, this just turns the line into a series of dots, and not into the three dot style that is selectable from the seperator block in the theme

@ramf
As far as I know, this doesn’t create a gutenberg block, it simply loads the css for the icons. You could implement them using an HTML block and something like
<i class=”fas fa-stroopwafel”></i>

Thank you! This is perfect

thanks!

Yeah might have to be a different theme.

And Vonnegut is brilliant