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It is?

Ok. Sounds like I can’t get the effect I was going for. I was hoping to get a full (white bg) card with a shadow effect seeing as how it does a little “bump” when the product is hovered in this mode.

That’s what I was really going for.

My apologies if I mixed any terms.

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In the Atelier settings, I set:

Product Display Type: Preview Slider
Product Display Layout: List

And that’s how I have the current look and feel that is on my shop page.

Is that what you were looking for?

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I have. My apologies for not seeing your response sooner, Ed!

In the end, I went very aggressive on CDN (multiple CNAMEs, etc) and that has helped signifigantly.

I’m happy with where things are — even without Rocket Loader.

Thanks!

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Yes, I have looked at those (and others).

To be honest, things are going pretty well with where I am at in regard to speed…

I wanted to see how far I could take it and utilize some more advanced Javascript techniques.

But, so far, it’s not working out too well as the randomized loading of JS is creating issues.

If I knew which scripts to ignore… that MAY be enough to help but if it’s too many / too much work… it probably won’t be worth it.

Thanks for the reply!

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Oh.

You gave me the answer I needed already but I didn’t catch it.

“Nav / Sticky Header Background Color”.

Right.

😉

Yes, you were correct. I set it and now I see it.

Thanks!

[ecrotty]

Hi Kyle.

The header background is #f8d71d.

And it only goes white on the desktop view. Tablet and smaller keep the #f8d71d color.

Thanks.

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That’s what I was able to come up with as well and that does remove it from the widget … but not the category / tag for the individual product itself.

I’ll see what else I can find.

Thanks!

[ecrotty]

Oh!!!

It was a sizing issue.

Thanks as always!

[ecrotty]

Thanks, guys!

Mohammad’s CSS did the trick!

[ecrotty]

I noticed :

.preview-slider-item-wrapper .product-details span.price ins

had an opacity of 0.

I changed it to 1 in my custom CSS. Please let me know if that was the best solution.

That seems to have done the trick there. I now see the sale price on the archive shop page.

Now I am trying to discover why the strikethrough isn’t showing.

If I find it first, I’ll be sure to post but if you have the solution, please feel free to tell me.

Thanks!

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Marking as resolved.

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I tried adding a description to the categories in case that was why it was behaving this way.

It didn’t make a difference.

When a category has more than one word, the additional words are not displayed on the selector for super search.

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