[jonathanthomas]

For anyone experiencing this issue you don’t have to deactivate the entire plugin — simply uncheck “Product Clicks from Listing Pages” and clear any caches you might have. The rest of the plugin will function as intended.

[jonathanthomas]

I was able to disable this zoom functionality with the following CSS.

.zoomImg {
opacity: 0 !important;
display: none !important;
}

[jonathanthomas]

Is there anyway to force this “feature” to be off? It’s annoying and I prefer the old method of allowing the user to click the image and open a full screen gallery. I know this might not be your issue per say but I’d love to see that functionality return to the theme!

Thanks

[jonathanthomas]

You are correct! This does work. I had a missing curly brace somewhere in my custom CSS that was causing issues.

Thank you so much for your patience and help.

[jonathanthomas]

I can do this but not for long. I’m trying to launch the site shortly I can’t wait a day or so without being able to do any work. I have tried disabling all plugins except woo and swift and the behavior is still the same. Perhaps I can clone the site at some point this week to leave everything turned off in for you to examine.

Thanks for looking though!

[jonathanthomas]

For anyone that didn’t think to search for the term “modal” and might need this fixed add the CSS below to your Custom CSS section.

.modal-body .spb-row>.spb_content_element {
padding: 0!important;
}

.modal-body .row.fw-row {
width: 100%!important;
left: auto!important;
}

[jonathanthomas]

I have tried this as well and I still get a 1/3 width sidebar. I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong. Having looked at the CSS I think it may have to do with the attributes in the attached screenshot?

Again, thanks for all your help!

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[jonathanthomas]

I’m sorry. This was a mistake on my part. A heads up to anyone else out there — do not have two windows open when you change settings in theme options. It can lead to conflicts. In my case the window I had open for Custom CSS also had the display mode set to grid. In another I was changing the display mode to standard. This was creating some very strange behavior that was hard to sort out!

The Theme Options page is just one big page so even if you are working on settings in one section the other sections settings still have an affect when you click Save Changes.

[jonathanthomas]

I’ve tried to use the CSS provided but it forces all screen sizes to use the grid view. Perhaps something has changed this this solution was posted? This is still a very much needed feature or at least temporary CSS patch / fix. Could you verify that this still works and if not provide an updated version?

Thanks guys! You do an awesome job.

[jonathanthomas]

This did not work for me on this page: https://tatianaeast.com/collections/barware/ — It’s still 1/3 width when set globally. Seems that this may be quite complicated to do?

[jonathanthomas]

I just wanted to let you know that this issue was specific to Chrome. Worked fine by default on Safari and I had to add this bit of CSS to make it work with Chrome.

.has-one-sidebar .product figure .cart-overlay .shop-actions > *, .has-both-sidebars .product figure .cart-overlay .shop-actions > *, .woocommerce .product.mini-view figure .cart-overlay .shop-actions > * {
display: inherit !important;
}
.has-one-sidebar .product.product-layout-standard figure .cart-overlay .shop-actions > a.price-link {
display: none !important;
}

Maybe a developer wants to look at this!

Thanks again.

[jonathanthomas]

I managed to fix this! Thanks

[jonathanthomas]

You are correct! My fault. Odd behavior but logging out fixed it; thanks!

[jonathanthomas]

Thank you!

[jonathanthomas]

I have disable all plugins except SwiftFramework and Woocommerce but the issue remains.