Hi,
Checkout field are misaligned on my website – could you help?
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Hi,
Checkout field are misaligned on my website – could you help?
Hello,
Try to disable all the third-party plugins (including cache plugins), that do not come bundled with XStore https://www.8theme.com/documentation/xstore/plugins/included-plugins/ , clear cache of browser, and check how it works then.
Let us know the result. If further assistance will be needed provide temporary wp-admin access.
Regards
Hi,
Rose really this solution is good if you don’t really run a store. How can I disable everything?
Hello,
Add the below code to Theme Options > Custom CSS
.woocommerce-checkout .form-row-first {
clear: both;
}
@media (min-width: 769px){
.woocommerce-checkout #billing_address_2_field {
margin-top: 30px;
}
}
Regards
Global? Custom CSS has changed, now it is broken down to locations (btw what has happened to the code inserted it in the past?)
Hello,
Yes, to global, in addition to code you have there. Or add the code to child theme style.css.
Clear the cache because you use cache plugin.
I don’t see that you added code that I provided.
Regards
Thank you – code worked. In my post above I was referring to similar fixes/changes I placed under Custom CSS for example I had this code there: https://www.8theme.com/topic/how-to-disable-quick-viev-label-on-recommended-products-slider/#post-280096 – what has happened with it? I see that the changes implemented by that code are still active but where is it if I ever want to change it?
You’re welcome!
Do you mean that you can’t find where you added this code?
.product-view-default .footer-product .show-quickly {
display: none;
}
Provide temporary wp-admin access, so we can check it.
Regards
Hi – I was just trying to find preavious modifications and CSS I added. “quick preview” was just an example.
Hello,
I don’t see the mentioned custom for the QV on your site. So, it’s difficult for me to say where you tried to place it before. We suggest to place custom CSS in one of 2 areas:
either child theme style.css or Theme Options > Custom CSS.
Which place the customer chooses depends on the customer. We are responsible only for the code that our support staff adds in case it’s not removed by the customer.
Regards
Hi Olga, so here is a question. I always used Theme Options > Custom CSS.
Something has changed and under Custom Css now you have different locations. In a previous version it was just one (now called global?)
I had there two modifications one for QV and one headings size. I haven’t removed them so what has happened? I also don’t see the code we are discussing, but I still see that my QV is set up as if the code was there (na QV label – perfect). But what if I want to retrieve the modifications? 🙂
Hello,
Our theme always had few sections for the different media queries.
I found you code. You added code to Theme Options > Additional CSS, this area is the default WordPress area to add custom CSS, it’s not theme area. It means even if you switch theme your custom code will be there.
Regards
Thanks Olga! I appreciate your help. I really was convinced that it is in a different place.
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