[dindoft]

Thanks but this doesn’t solve my problem, it actually places me back to square one from where I started.

If the price of the product is below the Product Name, then for products that have a long product name that covers two lines, the prices are not aligned at all and it destroys the entire design and looks completely unprofessional. See link below:

http://www.dindoft.se/produkt-kategori/parfym/

I already used a lot of short codes and took me ages to figure out how to actually align the prices in the first place. What I did what I fixed the price in one position in the first line, and make the name of the product to be broken down in two lines, if too long, without the price having to move.

I think that it should be natural that a theme that is meant primarily for e-commerce can accommodate both prices (recommended and discounted) that are a part of woo commerce, without having to pay a developer do it for me? ‘

Why can’t one of the prices be moved to a separate line?

Also, how can I have the color of the recommended price from red to another color? Now both prices are the same colour, and after your short code, they are next to each other and the clients that want to buy will simply be confused and not buy.

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[dindoft]

Thanks for the quick reply. Of course, if you look at the Jean Paul Gaultier Classique edT on the following link:

http://www.dindoft.se/produkt-kategori/parfym/?filter_varumarke=230

If I activate the ordinary price and the discounted price, one of the prices overlaps with the name of the product. I would like to if possible:

1. Move the “ordinary price” in a line above the name of the product.
2. Have the name of the product be aligned with the discounted price in the following line (below the ordinary price).
3. If possible change the color of the ordinary price to black, so that the discounted price remains read.

Please have a look at the short codes in the admin panel I have already used to align the prices. (log in details in first message)

Thanks a lot
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[dindoft]

Hi,

I am sorry but the it is built in the WordPress platform that recommended prices and discounted prices can be used with themes. In Your theme, this is not possible as the prices overlap each other if both are activated. This is a basic function, and you claim that I need to hire someone to do this for me?

Earlier this summer, I received support in relation to the discounted price position. You guys provided me with a short code that simply moved the price down one line so that all the prices are aligned.

Why is this not possible for the “normal” price as well? It appears that you have not really had a look at my admin panel and the short codes I have used and just given me an answer that is the quickest. Its a bit disappointing, as you guys had excellent support previously.

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[dindoft]

Thanks, it would be nice to receive some support on this.
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[dindoft]

Hi, sorry this code just messed everything up. When I use the additional CSS code you posted, the Newsletter, The wishlist and the shopping cart all stay open at the same time!

I just need to be able to have the search working as I explained above

thanks a lot
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[dindoft]

Thanks a bunch Kyle, this did the trick.

I must admit you guys have excellent support, its bizarre in a (positive) way how quick you guys respond to queries. Will post a good review and rating as soon as I have time.

Thanks/
-Darko

[dindoft]

Hi, sorry I was playing with css shortcodes when you had a look.
I have now sorted out the text issue for the Mini Products widget.

However if you have a look now, you can see as on the pic I have attached here above, the second line of the product title in the full width shop product widget is cropped at the bottom.

Thanks

[dindoft]

And Further more, if you visit http://www.dindoft.se and scroll down to under the “Tweets Slider”, the text on the “Mini Products” Is also messed up, it extends too far out to the right. See for example how the text goes underneath the blog post photo to the right!

I used this shortcode in order to move the product titles on product detail pages from the product title place to just above the product price, and after I used this shortcode, all these issues I am describing appeared. I have deleted the shortcode now, however the issues persist. Thanks for help!

The shortcode I used and then deleated was :
.single.single-product .heading-text {
display: none;
}

.woocommerce div.product .entry-title {
display: block;
float: right;
width: 48%;
text-align: left;
font-size: 26px;
margin-bottom: 30px;
}

@media (max-width: 600px) {
.woocommerce div.product .entry-title {
float:left;
}
}

[dindoft]

Thanks, I have sorted it out now 🙂