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Same story. The same with all other errors I have experienced… I disabled everything but same error…
Ah ok… thanks!
This reply has been marked as private.Here we go
Forgot to add image
None of my sidebars work neither… They are all just empty…
Guys – Im really pressed here :0S
This reply has been marked as private.Hi again
No core has been changed. However, I will make a copy of the site and copy it onto my new server running Cpanel so I can create an account for you…
Thanks
Peter
PS – Still 4 columns though set to 3. Still wrong size images. Still 2 x price 🙁
Nope – just tested! Exact same issue…
Hi David
As with the other errors I got, the errors remained the same upon deactivating the different plug-ins.
Ill try again. But please feel free to try and test yourself also.
BUT – I have a customer meeting tomorrow, and that is why I really hoped that I would have been able to show something that was actually working 🙁
So I would be very very happy if we could have found some solution before tomorrow, as I will be screwed otherwise :0S
Thanks
Peter
Hi there.
Did you try and log into my site? Could you help me figure out why the number of product-columns + size dont do what I set it to in the backend?
Thanks
PeterI removed the products with no images. But I set columns to 3 (still its 4) and the default image-size is something I have never set…
So I still dont get it 🙁
Also I have 2 x price on the products..?
Also just found this one… must be easy to implement in theme settings!
Adding a Branded Image as the Default Fallback
Often when creating a custom site for a client, they may have posts that has absolutely no image. So it is always smart for designers to create a branded image that is displayed for posts that has no thumbnail specified. The philosophy of this idea is similar to having a customized gravatar in WordPress. All you really have to do is open the theme file where you are going to display the post thumbnail, this can be (home.php, single.php, loop.php, index.php, archive.php, etc). Then simply paste the following code within the post loop.
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<?php if ( has_post_thumbnail() ) {
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the_post_thumbnail();
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} else { ?>
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/images/default-image.jpg” alt=”<?php the_title(); ?>” />
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<?php } ?>
Explanation: The code checks if the post has a specified thumbnail, and if there is, then it will display the post thumbnail. If there is no post thumbnail specified, then it will display ‘default-image.jpg’ image from your theme’s images folder.
This is the very basic example. You can obviously expand on it with thumbnail sizes, class and much more. -
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