[Plugin: eShop] Inactive files?

  • I installed eShop recently. I’ve gotten it set up the way I liked, added some products, etc. I used the shortcode to put some products onto a page, but it never displayed correctly. Specifically, there was a bullet next to each product. I brought up /files/eshop.css so I could suppress the bullets only to find out the appropriate code was in there. It turns out that /files/eshop.css in addition to many other eshop files are inactive. When you go to the editor, there will be an (active) or (inactive) next to the file name.

    I’ve tried deactivating all of my plugins except eShop, but it didn’t fix the problem. I’ve deleted and reinstalled eShop to no avail. I’ve also messed with file permissions, but that didn’t help either.

    So, any advice?

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  • Anonymous User

    (@anonymized-3085)

    it’s a theme issue.

    The eshop/files/ directory is transferred to the upload/eshop_files directory on first activation of the plugin.

    Use the appearance> eshop page to alter the css.

    Thread Starter TRegan

    (@tregan)

    The code in the original CSS files is correct and should suppress the bullets.

    Specifically:
    /* no bullets */
    [blah blah blah – left unchanged]
    list-style-type:none;
    list-style-image:none;

    I see this code when I go to Appearance > eShop, as well. So, it should be working.

    I tried switching themes to a default theme, but the /files/eshop.css is still inactive and is being ignored.

    If you want to see the problem, here’s the quick test page I set up: https://zombiemetal.com/new-merch-page/

    Also, if you add that item to the cart, the Shopping Cart page’s “Continue Shopping” and “Proceed to Checkout” also have bullets next to them, which I bet shouldn’t be there.

    Anonymous User

    (@anonymized-3085)

    it is a theme issue.

    try deleting this from your style.css:

    .entry ul li:before, #sidebar ul ul li:before {
	content: "0BB 020";
}

    Thread Starter TRegan

    (@tregan)

    So I’m not entirely sure what fixed the problem on the old site, but now I’ve installed eshop on a new site and I’m having the same problem. This other site uses the same theme as the previous site, but large chunks of the CSS are being ignored again.

    I’ve noticed a few other plugins aren’t using their CSSs either.

    So if it’s a theme issue, I can’t figure out how to resolve it. I’ve tried using the default theme and deactivating and reactivating everything a few times. That didn’t work.

    Any ideas?

    Anonymous User

    (@anonymized-3085)

    try adding a copy of the eshop.css to your active theme’s directory. The plugin will then use that first.

    Thread Starter TRegan

    (@tregan)

    Good idea. Didn’t work.

    Thread Starter TRegan

    (@tregan)

    (That wasn’t supposed to look sarcastic.)

    I’ll keep fiddling and see if I can get anything to happen.

    Anonymous User

    (@anonymized-3085)

    hmm in that case set the appearance eShop to not use CSS and copy the eshop.css contents to your main themes css file.

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