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I’m using Wordfence, and got a warning today about the same thing – that Layerslider needs an update for security reasons.
Hey Elliot, thanks for the reply.
Yes, you are correct – wildly varying image aspect ratios. I tried using CSS, but as you stated it does distort the images beyond what is acceptable. I have advised the client he needs to get some better images – hehe! Crisis averted for now!
Thanks again,
MarkHey Yigit,
Thanks for your reply. I hadn’t found the solution until just now. It was a chrome browser extension (Lights Out for YouTube), which was interacting with the embedded video on the page. Switched that off and the padding’s gone … smh!
Sorry to bother you, and I hope your day is awesome :D
Thanks,
MarkHey Fitzpatrick512, did this solve the problem for you? I have the same issue, and it would be great to know if updating Enfold and/or Woocommerce worked for you!
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MarkHey Devin, thanks for the reply. I think this relates to changing the default placeholder image which displays on the single product page, rather than implementing it across all of the shop pages. I’ll take a look at the Woocommerce support forums and see what I can find out.
Thanks again :)
MarkThanks for the reply Ismael, however, I worked around the issue by manually cropping and sizing all of the images. I had to get a quick solution due to the site’s launch date rapidly approaching!
I very much appreciate your reply however!
Thanks,
MarkUnfortunately this doesn’t work. If I remove my CSS, and edit the masonry_entries.php file as described above, none of the options have any effect at all.
If I leave my CSS in place and try different image sizes via masonry_entries.php, the thumbnails remain the same size, but the image is zoomed in (still cropped to the same size). And, I still have the issue of the first space being shifted over to the right.
I am trying to achieve a perfect grid. I have the perfect grid setting switched on.
This is the last task to complete before this site launches so any assistance would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
MarkHey Josue, thanks for the contribution, however, I only want to do this for single product pages.
On normal, static pages, the sidebar is on the right hand side and when viewed on mobile devices, it moves underneath the main content.
On single product pages, the sidebar is on the left hand side, directly under the product image. When viewed on mobile devices, the sidebar shows under the image, but above the product description etc.
I would like to switch the sidebar OFF for single product pages only.
Any assistance greatly appreciated :)
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MarkHey Ismael, how would I go about hiding the sidebar on single product pages for smartphones? The problem I have is that I’m using two widgets on single product pages, but these appear above all the other product details when viewing on a smartphone.
Even better would be forcing the sidebar under all the other content on mobile devices.
Thanks in advance,
MarkActually Devin, I have found it. It’s on line 906 of woocommerce-mod.css – the margin:0 -1px 0 0; … if I change this to margin:0; in my custom CSS it solves the problem.
It’s really ugly, so you may want to address this with the next update.
Cheers,
Mark
