[kyzcreig]

Hi that didn’t do the trick. My tables are still bleeding off.

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[kyzcreig]

Seems to have done the trick 🙂

[kyzcreig]

Hi Mohammad,

I’ve done that. It just isn’t hiding the products for the Atelier widgets. How do we proceed to debug this?

[kyzcreig]

This is the admin page for the Hide Products plugin: https://irc.bio/wp-admin/admin.php?page=wc-settings&tab=woocommerce_hide_products

You can hide specific products or by category. I’d like to create a category e.g. “Restricted Products” that I can add to products to hide them from the Atelier product grids and carousels.

[kyzcreig]

Is it not possible to keep the background color and vertically center the image in the li element? I had it working before one of the theme patches.

[kyzcreig]

From what I can see the images are not cropped and they can be rescaled. I changed the width and the thumnail is the right size. The problem is it’s not vertically centered:

See above, no cropping

See above, perfect size but not vertically centered in div

Source: https://irc.bio/product/ibutamoren/

[kyzcreig]

Cool, that did work for the main image. Can we do something similar for the thumbnails?

[kyzcreig]

Bless you Ed!

[kyzcreig]

As far as I can tell nothing is different.

[kyzcreig]

For the bullet CSS what I ended up doing is a special ul class that styles it how I want. I just have to remember to add that class whenever I want regular bullets.

[kyzcreig]

This is what I’m referring to:

https://irc.bio/

[kyzcreig]

I fixed everything but the ‘out of stock’ tag not appearing, as per OP.

[kyzcreig]

The vegas thing was a joke but seriously everything breaking is killing me.

I figured out why the buttons are misaligned. It’s some CSS I added. BUT I NEED THAT CSS. Atelier removes the default list icon styling and gives you some whacky shortcode version that doesn’t have a simple dot icon (I seached!). So I added back html default list discs:

Wow that list doesn’t use a balloon or spaceship or anythng ridiculous. WONDERFUL!

Here’s the code though, it’s full of slow not() and exceptions. Maybe you can think of a better way to do it? I wanted to allow the the sf-list shotcode if I ever decided to use it (fat chance).

/*
 * Fix List Elements to use proper symbol and indent
 * We use not:(attribute) chains to exclude stuff, it can be a little slow.
 * .product-after-summary  
 #tab-description 
**/
.content-wrap ul:not([class*="sf-list"]):not([class*="su-list"]),
.page-content ul:not([class*="sf-list"]):not([class*="su-list"]):not([class*="wc_payment_methods"]):not([class*="products"])
{
    list-style:disc inside !important;
}
.content-wrap ul:not([class*="su-list"]),
.page-content ul:not([class*="su-list"]):not([class*="wc_payment_methods"]):not([class*="products"]) {
  margin-top: 10px;
}
.content-wrap ul:not([class*="su-list"]) li,
.page-content ul:not([class*="su-list"]):not([class*="wc_payment_methods"]):not([class*="products"]) li {
  text-indent: 1.3em;
}
ul .wc_payment_methods {
    list-style:none outside !important;
}

[kyzcreig]

The product buttons are still fucked too. Why does this theme always break. Listen, I’m going to vegas today, you’ve got my permission to change whatever you need to change to make it not look fucked:

And to make that “sold out” tag work.

[kyzcreig]

Tried it. Still didn’t work.