[Easy Digital Downloads] Widget text misaligned

Can you post a link to the live site so I can see the CSS?

The add cart button is on this page.

Jacco, the issue is caused by a line in the theme’s CSS file. Add this to the bottom of your theme’s style.css file, or into a custom CSS option, and it should fix it:

.edd-cart-item a { display: inline!important; float: none!important; }

Thanks for the trouble shooting. It is better but still inline with the “remove” text. Please help.

On the other hand, on the checkout page, the “Show Terms” link does not show anything. Would disabling the Ajax and jQuery help?

You have a bunch of mark-up errors — including unclosed tags — those can affect the appearance of the page in some browsers. So you might start with Validating the Site pages.

Woosp. Upon validating even the original premium theme the result is horrifying. But when I ran the same test < https://validator.w3.org/unicorn/ > on www.ads-software.com, wordpress.com and even google.com, their error lists are just as long.

So I was wondering who on Earth could pass those tests, and how much money they have spent on the correction effort. For WordPress and other dynamic CMS sites their plugins, themes and core script are always updating out of sync. It leads me to think that a mission impossible for a clean W3C site ever exist.

Mordauk: Hope this validating issue won’t stop you from creating a fix for the site…

Some validation errors ARE a result of standards changing and/or browser support differences — and those are no big deal (though they sometimes illuminate browser inconsistencies), but some of the errors on your site are coding errors — like I said, unclosed tags or elements in “illegal” places and those are not that hard to fix and it’s important to fix them. Some may be causing the problems you are trying to fix — so you are wasting your time trying to fix them if the errors are still there.

And yes, you are right many themes do have errors, although I believe that the ones on the WP theme repository MUST validate before being accepted. “Premium” does not necessarily mean clean coding…especially as versions and standards change.

BTW, if that’s a commercial theme — you really should look to elegant themes for support — that’s part of what you paid for.

Jacco,

It doesn’t look like the CSS I gave you above is present anywhere on the site. Where did you place it?

And yes, you should consider contacting Elegant Themes for support and getting help on improving the markup of the theme. E Themes is (in my opinion) notorious for sending out rather low quality code, unfortunately.

Mordauk,

I put the code in bottom of the theme’s style.css file…. Got them aligned better now by adding ‘display:block !important;’ to your code.

If I have time I will test the theme with the EDD as the only plugin activated. It will be easier for everybody to trouble shoot any unclosed tag.

Sure thing. Let me know how it goes.