Thanks for the support! My topic “Off-canvas account login typography — compounded scaling and truncated “Remember me” text” has been successfully resolved.
Thanks for the support! My topic “Off-canvas account login typography — compounded scaling and truncated “Remember me” text” has been successfully resolved.
Hi Jack,
Thank you for your reply. I understand the available workarounds, but my main question about the underlying typography rule remains unanswered.
Your explanation clarifies that the 119% scaling comes from the configurable header section Content Zoom. However, it does not explain the additional font-size: 114% explicitly applied to login labels and the lost-password link in account.min.css.
Could you please clarify:
1. Is this 114% rule part of the standard XStore stylesheet?
2. Why is this additional enlargement applied on top of the inherited header/panel font size?
3. Is there a supported way to disable or configure this factor directly? If not, could you raise this with your development team?
Setting --content-zoom to a fixed pixel value would remove the dependency on the header scale, but the additional 114% would still apply. For example, a 20px panel base would produce 22.8px labels. This therefore does not address the specific rule I am asking about.
Regarding “Remember me”: the proposed Dutch max-width: 72px is narrower than the original 80px restriction that caused the truncation. Removing that restriction in our test made the full text visible. Could the theme accommodate translated text without requiring separate fixed widths for each language?
The 80% panel setting and our narrowly scoped width override are acceptable temporary solutions. My request is for an explanation of the 114% design choice and native control over the login panel typography, without accumulating additional CSS overrides or affecting other website elements.
Best regards,
Bas
Thanks for the support! My topic “Menu structure items double-click to edit options doesn’t work” has been successfully resolved.
Hi Andrew,
I’m not sure what is going wrong.
In any case, navigating to the URL (private), entering the domain credentials (private), and then manually entering xstore’s new login credentials (private), it should work. I’ve just successfully tested your account.
Hi Andrew,
Considering the possible impact to our live eCommerce site, our developer has set up a staging environment for you guys to tweak.
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Thanks for the support! My topic “Sales Booster: progress bar must reflect amount according to country” has been successfully resolved.
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Hi Andrew,
No problem. I saw that the temporary login credentials were expired. I’ve reactivated them
Hi Jack,
Thank you for the response. We’ve found other solutions that might cover what we’re trying to achieve. Still, it feels redundant to install another plugin when Booster offers almost all the required functionality, except that the current field “Price {{Et_price}} For Count” accepts only one fixed numerical value and doesn’t support multiple locations/countries.
Please know that WooCommerce already stores the minimum order amount in the applicable Free Shipping method instance for each shipping zone. Therefore, merchants should not need to maintain a separate country-to-threshold configuration in XStore.
If your team could add a value-source option to the “Price {{Et_price}} For Count” setting:
Manual amount – preserve the current fixed-value behaviour.
WooCommerce free-shipping threshold – dynamically retrieve the minimum order amount from the Free Shipping method in the shipping zone that matches the customer’s destination.
When the WooCommerce option is selected, XCore could:
– Use the customer’s current shipping destination from the WooCommerce shipping package.
– Before the customer has entered an address, use the location determined by WooCommerce’s standard Default customer location setting.
– Match the destination to the applicable WooCommerce shipping zone.
– Retrieve the min_amount value from the enabled free_shipping method instance in that zone.
– Recalculate and refresh the progress bar when the customer changes the shipping country, state or postcode.
– Respect the WooCommerce setting that determines whether the minimum amount is calculated before or after coupon discounts.
– Use the manually entered XStore value as a fallback, or hide the progress bar, when no applicable Free Shipping method or minimum amount is available.
WooCommerce already provides the relevant API for this. The applicable zone can be obtained using:
WC_Shipping_Zones::get_zone_matching_package( $package )
The minimum amount can then be retrieved from the matching enabled free_shipping method instance using:
$method->get_option( ‘min_amount’ )
This would be preferable to reading a WooCommerce database table directly, as it uses WooCommerce’s public shipping-zone and shipping-method APIs.
The existing “Price {{Et_price}} For Count” field could therefore remain available as a manual value or fallback value. When the dynamic option is enabled, {{et_price}} would represent the difference between the current applicable WooCommerce free-shipping threshold and the qualifying cart total.
This is important, because the progress bar currently risks displaying incorrect information to international customers. A customer in Germany may, for example, be shown that free shipping is available at €150 while the actual German shipping-zone requirement is €300.
Using WooCommerce’s existing zone-specific Free Shipping settings would ensure that the XStore progress bar always displays the same threshold WooCommerce applies during cart and checkout calculations.
This would make the feature suitable for international WooCommerce stores without requiring duplicate threshold configuration inside Xstore’s Booster.
Hello Andrew,
We found your reply a bit disappointing because the problem statement was clear: the style broke suddenly (a cloned template shows styles correctly; the original broke), meaning no recent changes would warrant clearing the cache.
Moreover, we need technical support. Your answer basically says we (as non-technical people) need to do a technical deep dive through the browser console and troubleshoot ourselves, while we pay for support from your technical support desk, and we have been paying as loyal customers for more than 6 years now…
Please, we need your team’s help with this.
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Per your suggestion to purge the cache, we found that re-saving the template shows the Trajan font styling correctly. Then, after clearing files & data under Elementor / Tools, the faulty style pops up again.
Thanks for the support! My topic “Media clean-up /multiple (identical) versions of media in uploads folder” has been successfully resolved.
I think you misinterpreted my response.
However, if you find a useful tool or method, please share your results with us so that other customers may also benefit from your solution.
I’m merely responding to your request to share my results once I’ve found a suitable solution.
Here it is. It’s Media Cleaner Pro, from Meow Apps.
You’re welcome
Meow Apps, Media Cleaner (pro). The free version already indexes your images, saves the entire thing in a database for future processing. It deletes all the (un)necessary copies. Once indexed, you can double-check its referenced link. For normal images, this works pretty well automated, but CSS-linked images for instance, need to be identified manually, obviously.
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Thank you!
Our developer has finished his work. I’ve reactivated the temp login for you.
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Please hold off for now. Our developer is solving another issue with our website, and will take care of the theme update afterwards. When done, I’ll revert to you guys in this ticket.
Thanks!
Thanks for the support! My topic “All customers experiencing failed attempt to add product to cart” has been successfully resolved.
Hi Jack,
We’ve managed to isolate and mitigate the issue. It was a bit of custom code we developed to create a variable payment link that would generate a digital product on a customer’s cart page, allowing payment to be finalised through WooCommerce.
No further help is needed from your end. Apologies for jumping the gun like this.
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Wow, I didn’t really expect such a fast response, with supporting code.
I appreciate the fact that this isn’t standard Xstore layout, and I’m also willing to start tinkering myself, but defining the correct elements sure does help!
What I’m trying to achieve is Example1.png
Or even this Example2 or Example3.png 😉
Only on parent category pages, but specific to the category, so category W, static block X. Category Y, static block Z (maybe on slug basis). If the script (or feature) could ask for placement after product number A, with column width B, and maybe even a separate setting for mobile, that’s even more awesome. Alternatively, I could make the static block responsive, place it on 2 different positions and hide one of each on different devices.
It’s quite intricate and I fully understand that scripting is not part of 8theme’s services. If this is something easily achieved, I’m very greatful to receive your help. Otherwise, I will just submit a feature request while implementing a temporary solution myself.
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Works like a charm. Thanks!
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