whedlund

Actually, that did not work.

However, I did another test and figured it out. I had created a $0 option at one point for testing purposes. When I removed that option, it worked.

Thanks for the help.

Wayne

Just pinging this conversation. Any help?

Yith Support,

I did some more testing. I uninstalled and reinstalled the plugin. Now, the price seems to work, but the user doesn’t have the option to designate a recipient email and name.

Here is what it looked like before (but the price doesn’t set): https://snipboard.io/B48jak.jpg & https://colosse.com/shop/gift-certificate/

Here is what it looks like now (can’t set recipient): https://snipboard.io/arfThn.jpg & https://colosse.com/shop/test-gift-card/

Please advise. It has now been weeks since my client has been able to offer gift cards again.

Wayne

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by whedlund.

I have done as you suggested. I switched to the default WordPress 2020 theme and disabled all plugins except woocommerce and the gift card plugin. It still did the same thing….

I feel like this happened after your most recent update. Could you send me the older version of the plugin for me to try?

See this screenshot to see that the gift card is not populating. https://snipboard.io/ivk6M5.jpg

Here is the link to the coupon.

https://colosse.com/shop/gift-certificate/

Hi Tom. I know this is beyond the scope of your support, but I’m lost.

Where do I put the jQuery Selector I create? In the X theme there’s a place for me to put it in the theme. Is this something I add to a file on the server somewhere?

Thanks.

Wayne

Hi Tom. Sorry about the construction page. I just turned that off.

My main issue is that the menu is below the element, rather than inline.

I don’t know how to write a jquery, but I gather from the link you sent that I should be able to find a way to write something for the Avada theme that will work?

Thanks.

Oh, and the menu doesn’t expand to full page either . . .

Thanks Tom. Actually, that wasn’t the problem – I just figured it out by accident. It might be a slight bug.

I had my PRIMARY menu font size/weight set to 15px and bold and my SECONDARY menu font size/weight set to 16px/bold.

When I changed the PRIMARY to 16px it resolved the issue.

I’d like to the do the second level menu option as you’ve suggested, but I don’t think I can add widgets to the same row if I do that, right? I didn’t do that in the example because I was experimenting.

The code works, though there is still an indent on the submenu items.

Thanks for the help Tom.

Wayne

It’s not resolved. There is already a custom menu item there. If you check out the site right now you will see two About menu items. The first one is the one showing a bullet character I don’t want.

https://www.elimfellowship.org/ef (note the ‘ef’ at the end)

Thanks.

Wayne

It looks like this problem is associated with adding a custom menu widget. If you look right now on the site there are two “About” menu items. One is built using Custom Menu Widgets (so I can add text/pics to the Mega Menu) and the other isn’t.

Any help anyone might give would be greatly appreciated.

Wayne

Yes. Someone sent me the following css which worked great.

.x-nav-wrap.desktop {
float: right;
margin-top: 25px;
}

Note: It seems to only happen in Chrome.

I have the same problem on one of my sites too.

https://reachoutchurch.com/multimedia-archive/guest-speaker-jonathan-burgio-do-hard-things/