Uh Oh Spaghetti Os

Hi there,

Might be a little too late, but for anyone wondering:

You can find woocommerce-template.php under wp-content/plugins/woocommerce

The line of code you’re looking for from this thread (providing you havent altered your woocommerce-template) is line 43

Fixed.
Playing around with Firebug, I managed to solve the issue on Firefox by simply removing the left padding.

To fix the issue on Chrome and IE, I ended up going into the .css and just adding the list-style: none; property to #primary

Thanks for all the input guys!

I prefer to create my own templates. That’s a cool little site, but offering free templates and suggesting plugins kind of goes against the topic of that entire post, given that if everybody’s blog looks the same, none of them will stand out, and that entire guide is moot

Also, I’ve just realized that the Firebug thing worked for Firefox, but I’m still seeing the same issue in Chrome and IE, strangely enough

Hi there all,

Sorry I haven’t been keeping up with this over the weekend, but I can now see how firebug is a very useful development tool
I was able to find out where these bullet points were coming from (my style.css) and remove them

Thanks again everybody

Actually, I just kind of assumed that Firebug was the same as Chrome’s element inspector, based off what I have heard.

I’ll have to break open the old Firefox and have a real look at it

EDIT: I apologize in advance for the wordy writing, I know it isn’t particularly programmer-friendly ??

I’m fairly familiar with HTML and PHP, but I’m pretty new to CSS and I have barely even touched WordPress in the past

The issue I’m having is that, given that the sidebar-2 code is literally 3 lines, I can’t, for the life of me, figure out what is influencing its styling

Also, I understand its difficult to diagnose a patient based off symptoms, as the analogy goes, but the site is currently a highly top secret underground development.
At least, in my head it is, but really it’s just under lock and key, to which I am not at liberty to allow access.

I apologize for this, and I thank you, deeply, for the assistance you have given me so far

Would you care to hazard a guess as to where this styling could be coming from?

The only pages related to this sidebar are a widget area (I’m not familiar with these in the slightest) and the page template, which I guess, extensively, would include the stylesheet

Though, if I swap out the sidebar-2 for sidebar, it displays fine

A-ha!
This is, at the very least, pushing me in the right direction.

Thank you kindly.

It seems each element / widget included in the sidebar (when viewed through Firebug) begins with ‘li’

Changing this to ‘ul’ removed the bullet points

In my above post, I added all the code that exists in my sidebar-2.php, is it possible that this sidebar is calling some formatting from somewhere else?
I think this is really what I need help pinpointing

Its the lack of coffee, getting to me.
Think its about time I go and remedy that

Thanks again ??

Oh man, are you guys ready for a huge amount of facepalm?

I was FTPing to the wrong domain, I have two very similar ones.

Thanks for all the advice though, I really appreciate the fact that people are willing to help!

That’s currently how I have it, but I’m still experiencing this problem

Do I need to set my theme to allow more than 2 templates at a time?

Hi shinjing,

Thanks for the reply,

I have it so that <?php is on line 1, then the rest is on 2 & 3

Its actually a custom theme made for me by a friend

Is there some parameter in the theme CSS that allows for additional templates to be added?

Hi Esmi,

Thanks for getting back to me

I just gave the Snarfer template a try, but its not showing up on the editor or the ‘Template’ drop down when creating a page

I can’t imagine this is a good sign?