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Thank you Jenny!!!!

I have been banging my head against a brick wall on this for months with various projects, with no solution.

Your code snippet works perfectly, although it puts the extra fields below the existing ones, so I just removed them from form-login.php (obviously in my theme folder, not the core WP plugin) and re-added using your method, but placing them below the first and last name.

Thanks again ??

I have just done the same as Sventas, and removed the ‘add thumbnail support’ from the plugin, and it works just fine now.

Is there any need for that to actually be there anyway, the majority of themes (custom or pre-made) offer thumbnail support anyway, and the added code in the plugin just breaks it?

This fix now no longer works, but the featured image box is still missing…..

Is this ever likely to be fixed or should I dump this plugin>?

Ok, you could probably do with updating your guides, as the file_ext part is complete wrong and misleading.

I have fixed the error caused by this now.

So, what happens if the custom post type has already been registered via a plugin, specifically custom post type ui?

There seems no way to add this feature to existing custom post types…?

Just stumbled across this. Thanks to c_turnbull and spybubblegum for the input here. Helped me out loads guys.

theme functions.php

Adding Chris’ function to your functions.php will work. This is what I use and it works fine.

@todiadiyatmo That is still not going to work (I recently installed your updated plugin on a new site to test).

Great! Cheers Chris, helpful as always ??

I have found the issue.

The following is placed in fluid-responsive-slideshow/Fluid-Responsive-Slideshow.php

add_action('after_setup_theme','after_setup_theme_pjc',5);

function after_setup_theme_pjc(){
	add_theme_support( 'post-thumbnails', array('pjc_slideshow') );
}

This is overriding the function already set in the custom theme. Any way around this as, obviously, changing the above will get changed back when I update the plugin??

Sorry, scrap that.

It was my theme, it is a custom build and was using some weird editing of the gallery shortcode function.

Thanks!

Thanks. Could you point me in the right direction to do this?

So the above is fixed, well the thumbnails are (my own fault I had some rogue CSS floating about).

I still have the issue of the ‘jump’ on first load though, if you visit the site (details above) and click clothing then the jumper (only one active product with images) you will see the main image is sat behind the text on first load and after a second or so it resizes.

Help please!

@duijnunder Cheers! That code worked for me too. Was having major issues with all sorts of weird behaviour on this today.

Also, nice tip @wisdmlabs, why didn’t I think of going back to basics with a negative margin lol

Nice plugin btw

I find it weird that this isn’t a built in feature of woocommerce though?

Compare the WooCommerce template file quantity.php to the code used in your theme – there may be difference.

Those + / – buttons are added via Javascript and CSS controls what they look like.

There is a JS error on your single product page related to the Foundation framework that your theme is built upon. You can view the error by using Firebug in Firefox, or in Chrome by looking at the Console tab when loading the page ( right click on the page, select Inspect Element, then select Console ).

You, sir, are a legend! In the older site, JQuery is being called in the header, in the example above it is being called in the footer. All fixed now, many thanks ??