[Seif]

I have solved my problem. This did the trick:

			$downloads = $product->get_files();
			$dlcount = 0;
			foreach( $downloads as $key => $each_download ) 
			{
				if ($dlcount == 0) echo '<div class="title-wrap"><h3 class="spb-heading" style="text-transform: uppercase;"><span>Download</span><h3></div>';
				echo '   <a style="margin-left: 10px;" href="'.$each_download["file"].'" target="_blank">'.$each_download["name"].'</a><br>';
				$dlcount++;
			}
			if ($dlcount > 0)
				echo '<div style="padding-bottom: 50px;"></div>';

Thank you for your help!

[Seif]

Thank you very much for your replies!

@Rui Guerreiro: I appreciate your help, however I was talking about the single product’s page.

@David Martin: I appreciate your support.
Could someone help me to find the way to get the download link of the specified product? I am trying to find my way through WordPress, and my personal method would be to execute a SQL query to fetch the download link(which I suppose is categorized as a wp_post entry). However, I know there’s a better and more secure way by using hooks and whatnot.

Thank you in advance.

[Seif]

Thank you for taking your time to reply. I have used the suggested plugin, and unfortunately it did not solve my issue. I noticed that by escalating the column size, the pictures get smaller(which is a great first step). However they’re still not the same size. I understand that the images themselves are not equal dimensions, but I was hoping that they would automatically resize to the same dimensions in sections such as Products and Clients. I have attached an example of my problem to this post.

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[Seif]

Thank you for your reply, the problem had nothing to do with the theme but with file paths.

[Seif]

It would be great to have help on this. At this point, all I need to know is where is the file location(s) for the clients category so I can edit out the part in the code that does this upon adding new clients.