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Hi tabasc0,

With the latest version of the theme I was able to find and translate the strings you mention using WPML. If you are using WPML make sure you rescan the theme folder after updating so that the new strings are added.

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Thanks a lot, Ed! That custom CSS worked a treat.

Nathan

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Sure, sorry about that. I meant to add it to the last message.

Here it is: http://support.swiftideas.net/forums/topic/problem-with-swift-slider-on-ipad/

I’ve cropped all the images I use for the Swift Slider-blog posts to the same height. There is no spacing problem in Chrome or Firefox.

Thanks a lot,
Nathan
http://www.yes-mag.com/blog/

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Hi Zeester,

I use PayPal as one of my payment methods and have not had any problems yet. Is this a live site or are you suing the sandbox? If everything is set up correctly in the backend, this could be either a plug-in conflict or a PayPal issue. I know PayPal is doing major maintenance on their system this month.

Have you checked out the WooCommerce documentation to see how it handles order status?
http://docs.woothemes.com/documentation/plugins/woocommerce/

What type of product is it? Virtual, downloadable, simple, variable, subscription? If it is a subscription, the default order status after payment is ‘processing’.

“Once an order has been paid, WooCommerce only sets the status of the order to completed if all the products purchased in the order are both digital and downloadable. If all the products in an order are not digital and downloadable, the order will be marked as processing. This is to help you manage shipping of physical items.”

One thing you might try doing is deactivating/reactivating WooCommerce. It’s a shot in the dark, but you never know.

Nathan

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Hi Ed,

Nice one! That sorted the problems I was having on the home page. Thanks for that.

However, I now have extra space under my images in the Swift Slider-blog posts. See attached image. I’m not 100% sure that this was like this before updating the js file. So, perhaps it’s not related. I’m having similar problems with the Swift Slider-blog post spacing on the iPad. I’ve created a separate post for that. Is there any possible fix for this?

Thanks,
Nathan
http://yes-mag.com

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Hi Ed,

I’d be glad to test it. Can you let me know which files have been modified in this version so I can overwrite just the ones that need to be overwritten?

Thanks,
Nathan

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Hi Laranz,

Thanks for the suggestion. But I don’t want to use images that are taller than 500px. Shouldn’t the Swift Slider height adapt to the image size like it does in all browsers when viewed on a computer?

Or does the Swift Slider have a fixed height? If so, can you tell me what it is? In this case, it might have something to do with how the retina display is treating the images.

Thanks,
Nathan

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You need to set this up in WooCOmmerce.

Check this link out for how to do that:
http://docs.woothemes.com/document/product-variations/

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Hi Laranz,

Sure, no problem. Here it is:

http://www.yes-mag.com/blog/

Thanks,
Nathan

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Hi Sarah – I’m having the same problem with my menu wrapping and I was wondering how you fixed it. Appreciate any advice.

-Nathan

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Hi Melanie – From what I can see, v 1.3 is the latest version of the theme, correct?
Nathan

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Thanks, Ed. You rock!
Nathan

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Nice one, Ed. Thanks for that. Any chance of knowing which files were changed before the official update is out? I’ve made changes to some files and it would save me having to overwrite them after updating.

Thanks again,
Nathan

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Thanks for the updates! GA is showing page visits but it is not tracking e-commerce. Let’s see if the change made to the Thank You page helps. I’ll keep you posted.
-Nathan

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Hi Cosmin,
No, I’m not running IE10 in compatibility mode. If I do, I notice the same problem.

Nathan