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No, they were certainly bold. When I added the custom css, they went back to normal. I’m not sure what is causing it if it wasn’t your update.

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I haven’t made any changes to that file. Where did you find that problem?
Have you updated woocommerce on your demo theme?

Also, I have found a problem with the widths of the buttons and borders. It wasn’t rendering properly in some browsers.

<div class=”quantity buttons_added”>
<input class=”minus” type=”button” value=”-“>
<input class=”input-text qty text” type=”number” title=”Qty” value=”1″ name=”quantity” min=”1″ step=”1″>
<input class=”plus” type=”button” value=”+”>
</div>

The above buttons and border widths add up to 110px. The theme css is marked as 109px. Here is the fix:

.woocommerce .quantity, .woocommerce-page .quantity {
max-width: 110px;
}

[William]

I solved the problem with this custom css:

h1 {
font-weight: normal;
}

The headers seemed to be bold after the theme update. I’m not sure what caused it.

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Hello,

I found that the problem was with the SSL. I didn’t check the box for un-force HTTPS when leaving the checkout. It is now checked and the problem is solved.

I still don’t understand why the photos and pictures wouldn’t load when the SSL was still being forced. Can you explain why?

[William]

I believe this is a problem with WooCommerce. As I have stated earlier, I have turned off all the plugins except WooCommerce and I still have the problem. The theme should be WooCommerce 2.0+ compatible, and yet I am having issues.

Stripe is a plugin made by WooCommerce, so you should support it. If I can’t correctly set up popular payment gateways, this theme is useless.

I will contact WooCommerce, but it would be helpful if you can also look at the code to determine the problem.

Thanks,

William

[William]

1. This is working fine. It just works differently than I thought.

2. Yes, the pixels are also on your demo. They show up in Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer. Yes, I am using standard resolution display. Look at the bottom of my website as it shows in the attachment. http://www.wrmagic.com

3. That worked. Thanks.

4. That also helps. Thanks.

5. Yes, I am still having the issue. I have had to add the following custom css to get it to look normal. I would rather remove all of your theme newsletter css, than continuing to add additional css to the theme in widget box. Can you please tell me if there is another way to completely remove your theme css for the newsletter?

This is what I’ve had to add to get it to look more normal. http://wrmagic.com/open-mic-improv/

.widget #mc_embed_signup > form:after {
display: none !important;}

#mce-EMAIL{box-sizing:content-box; height:20px;
-moz-box-sizing: content-box;}

6. If the images can’t be resized, is it possible to upload a thumbnail for the carousel?

7. I don’t know how I missed that option. Thanks.

[William]

To see stripe, go through the checkout process. It is near the bottom of the checkout page where you enter your credit card information.

https://wrmagic.com/checkout/

It appears that the css and blog photos only disappear after I visit the checkout page with an item in my cart. It also happens when the stripe plugin is disabled. Please do the following to see the problem:

Sign in to the site.
Visit the blog and you will see all the photos and css. Nothing is wrong.
Add a product to the cart and go to the checkout page.
Go back to the blog. Notice the pictures are missing.
Click on a post, the css and photos are missing.
Remove the object from the cart.
Visit the blog and click a post. Notice that the css and photos are back.

Can you please fix this problem?

Thanks,

William

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I had the same trouble with a few extensions and this is what WooCommerce told me:

“I had a look at it and it seems the issue is with your theme, the theme is including what looks like the WooThemes updater and this causes the updater in the plugin to not load.

What you can do to get it activated is to switch your theme to twenty twelve, activate the plugin and then switch your theme back. I would also suggest you contact your theme developer and inquire about why they may be including WooCommerce specific functions like woothemes_queue_update which is causing it to fail.”

I switched to twenty twelve and was able to install the plugin. It seems like the plugin is now working fine. I don’t know if this is the same for your situation, but it may help.

[William]

I removed it with this custom css:

.widget #mc_embed_signup > form:after {
display: none !important;
}

Now, the theme css is causing problems with other parts of the embed form such as the email box width and height. Can you tell me how to turn off all of the theme css for the newsletter?

[William]

You can set up woocommerce to redirect to the checkout page after a product is added to the cart.

Go to WooCommerce > settings > catalog. Make sure the box is checked for “Redirect to the cart page after successful addition”.

It would be nice if there was a cart at the top of the mobile version.