aceinthehole

I think the problem may be which template is being selected with the products-page, which is a basic page with a short code reference.

eshop doesn’t support Google Checkout gateway. Can’t use it for my needs, but I’m frustrated with the problems I keep running into with this plugin.

I wrapped my content in this DIV:

<div style=”overflow: scroll; overflow-x: hidden; height: 385px; width: 660px; padding-right: 15px;”><!–content–></div>

Best of luck,
Ace

I also had that need. You can define a flow over area with CSS so that a scroll bar appears. I’d have to look at the code to provide an example, but I assure you it can be done rather straight forwardly.

I did – but not a free solution. I picked slide deck for wordpress, and I have a series of short codes and js embedded to get what I want. They have a free version, but you need to pay to remove their tag.
https://www.slidedeck.com/?utm_source=LiteUser&utm_medium=Link&utm_campaign=SDbug

Hi JLeauze,

No worries – I really like Meteor Slides. And the client was understanding once I explained that you appear to be a proactive developer. ??

Here is the site: https://www.adamscarbondale.org/

The slides are presented on the landing page.

I added the slideshow code to the header.php:

<br />
<!-- Meteor Slider --><br />
<?php if(function_exists('meteor_slideshow')) { meteor_slideshow(); } ?><br />
    <div class="clr"></div><br />
  </div><br />
  <!--/slider --><br />

correction – I originally stated that I added the code to the template (which could have meant the style sheet, but it’s actually the header.php)

Did you ever find a solution for this?