[David Martin – Support]

Thanks, no problem 🙂

[David Martin – Support]

Hi,

1) I see, you want the checkout login form inputs under each other. Use this:

p.form-row.form-row-last {
  float: left;
  clear: both;
}

Thanks.

[David Martin – Support]

Sure, it depends how complex you want the CSS to be – but you can replace the odd even with numbers, these would represent the column number. Column 1, 2, 3, 4 ect.

Example – 3rd column:

table tr td:nth-child(3) { 
	background: red;
}

Thanks.

[David Martin – Support]

Hi,

Your site is now back up for me. If your admin loads without and CSS, please clear your cache.

Thanks.

[David Martin – Support]

Hi Sarah,

We can likely provide you some additional CSS. Have you edited and files at all?

Could you please supply a WP login credential for us and post a link to your site or page in question for us to investigate?

Thanks.

[David Martin – Support]

Thanks, I am investigating now.

David.

[David Martin – Support]

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[David Martin – Support]

Hey,

Please use the private reply setting below the post editor. ‘Set as private reply’.

Thanks.

[David Martin – Support]

Hi,

No, they are your WP login credentials. We would need your FTP details for something like this. If you do not know these, ask your host to provide them to you.

Thanks,
David.

[David Martin – Support]

Hi,

1)

Could you please supply a WP login credential for us and post a link to your site or page in question for us to investigate?

2)

.author-avatar,
.author-name {
display: none;
}

Thanks,
David.

[David Martin – Support]

Hey,

Please send us your FTP details.

Thanks,

David.

[David Martin – Support]

Hey,

1)

I tested deactivating the plugin ‘WordPress SEO’ and the lightbox was working. Are you editing any elements currently as it looks to have reverted back?

2) You are up to date, my fault there.

Thanks,

David.

[David Martin – Support]

Hey,

1)

Add this CSS, you can adjust the value to your desired px value.

#copyright ul.social-icons {
float: left;
margin-top: -3px;
}

2)

I do not see that, have you made custom edits?

3)

In your child theme edit the file ‘form-checkout.php’. This is located in the theme folder /woocommerce/checkout/form-checkout.php.

On line 30 change:

<div class="span7" id="customer_details">

T0:

<div class="span6" id="customer_details">

On line 59 change:

<div class="col-2 span5" id="review-order">

T0:

<div class="span6" id="review-order">

Thanks,
David.

[David Martin – Support]

Hey,

A little CSS mod should do this:

ul.sub-menu {
top: 120px!important;
}

Thanks,
David.

[David Martin – Support]

Hi,

Please to report this is now working for you.

There was a conflict caused by this WordPress plugin: SiteTree. It is not compatible with your version of WP and I have had to deactivate it for you in order to get the homepage pagination to work.

Thanks,
David.