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  • Plugin Author Tijmen Smit

    (@tijmensmit)

    This is caused by the HTML structure of your theme / CSS rules from your theme.

    If you switch back to a default WP theme, then it will look fine. You can see how it’s supposed to look here ( just resize the screen ).

    Thread Starter rols733

    (@rols733)

    Thanks for your Reply Tijmen. And is there no workaround for that? like put that whole thing in a div, iframe or manualy customise the CSS or something? I really want to use this Plugin in the future.

    Arne

    Plugin Author Tijmen Smit

    (@tijmensmit)

    You will have to contact the theme developer for that. I simply don’t have time to write out code / templates to fix issues with individual themes. It works fine with 99% of them, but in some cases it won’t.

    I do see that some of the CSS rules for the theme are not the original ones.

    This rule for example isn’t supposed to be like that.

    #wpsl-stores ul {
       width: 455.29998779296875px;
    }

    So something is messing with the CSS rules. Try to disable all other plugins to make sure not caching / optimizing plugin is breaking it.

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