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I never use this, but I've just had a look and experienced the same error. I had a play around and it would appear that the error is being caused by the width and height properties in the embed HTML...

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div#product_list_inner


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.prd-cell-action span.prti a

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As well as the swipe which would be a welcome addition, the current zoom requires you to keep your finger on the screen, which of course can obscure the image.



+1 again!!

Slide-out...

This was announced in the Christmas newsletter and it stated it was scheduled for Q1. Obviously this has now been and gone, so I enquired with support this morning with regard to an ETA - I got a...

Usually the problem is due to iframes loading after the initial page has rendered causing a content to shift/reflow. On the product page the social media share buttons are iframes, so try switching...

Hi Michelle,

It's very easy to do!! Basically you just need to copy & paste some code, then just add your Google merchant ID to it - instructions are here:...

Unfortunately Google have intended this behaviour by design for whatever reason?!:eek: And because it is an iFrame, you have zero control overriding this.

A hacky way of getting around it would...

When you create a new block it's assigned it own unique HTML I.D that you can then target via CSS. So to find this out, go into 'Block Editor' > 'Properties' and scroll down to 'Variable for HTML' -...

Hi Tom,

This depends on how your template is set-up or more specifically the width it is set to, so in order to have full-width sections on your website your template will need to be set globally...

Lol no worries, nice easy one to be fair!!:cool:

This will be the line here that turns off the columns once the screen width falls below 1024 pixels:



#left, #right {display: none;}


Either simply delete it or wrap it in comment tags so...

Maybe raise the issue with support via a call/email as that definitely doesn't sound right!!:confused:

With reference to the above, I came across this site today which handles it in the manner I suggested which IMO gives a the user a really good UX (especially as it keeps the other thumbnails below...

No Worries - glad it's working!!:cool:



In theory yes, but unlike the above which is one instance on one page, it would take a lot of faffing around to achieve and maintain. If you REALLY want...

If you've got a live example you can post/PM a link to I'll happily take a look...

Mike

Opps - forgot to wrap the code in script tags - updated below...



<script>
$(document).ready(function() {
$('<tr><td></td><td style="font-size: 12px; color: #F45E2D;"><i>Used to provide...

OK give this a try - go into 'Template Editor' and under the 'Pages' tab scroll down to 'Closing body' - now paste the following code in this section:



$(document).ready(function() {
...

I've just had a look, but noticed you've now since removed this field. If you add it again and this time leave out the orange text so it just reads: Mobile (Optional): and I'll take a look for you......

This is the updated code with the amendment included for 'No stock':



<!-- Show NDD Countdown -->

<script>
$(document).ready(function() {
setInterval(function() {
var now =...

You could add a few lines to the code that looks for the "No stock" text on the product page and then hides the countdown timer.



if ($('span#availability2:contains("No stock")').length > 0) {...