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Still having the problem? Don’t see that from here…

No Problem… may as well resolved this one then!

Makes sense… okay round 2:

Go to:

wp-content/plugins/wp-e-commerce/wpsc-includes/product-template.php

Now go to line: 1929

‘old_price_text’ => __( ‘Old Price: %s’, ‘wpsc’ ),
‘price_text’ => __( ‘Price: %s’, ‘wpsc’ ),
‘you_save_text’ => __( ‘You save: %s’, ‘wpsc’ ),

There you go… Make sure you only change those 3, the others are outputting html so you wont want to change them.

What version of WPEC are you using?

I’m not sure how your theme is put together, but you need to go into a css file (could be default.css, or one that you can edit from the backend of wordpress), and fine the line with:

.product_description

In the { } clause, you should see the property “width:90%;”, reduce this number to another percentage and i’ll move the text area back to the left.

NB: If you use chrome or firefox, on your webpage, right click the text area and select “Inspect Element”. Here you can see how the html is build up, and on the right, the CSS of the element you have selected. You can edit it locally there to see what it will look like, but you need to update the file to get changes server side!

Hey…

Go to:

wp-content/plugins/wp-e-commerce/wpsc-theme/wpsc-products_page.php

Go to (in unchanged file), line 161.

From here until around ~185, you’ll see a number of display functions, one like:

<?php _e(‘Price’, ‘wpsc’); ?>

I guess you need to change that into Danish, same for the other ones like that.

Hope that helps.

Hey,

By default, the plugin creates a products page for you like this:

Pages > Store (Store page = product page).
On that page, click on view page, it should be something like:

yourwebsite.com/products-page

If that doesn’t work, create a new page on wordpress and on the HTML viewer, put in:

[productspage]

Save it, then view that page and you should see all of your products/

Hey,

The plugin comes with a widget you can use to do this:

Appearance > Widgets:

Drag “Shopping Cart” into the sidebar area. If you want it in the header, you’ll need to make a widget holder in the header area yourself.

So in your header.php file you’d have something like
<?php dynamic_sidebar(‘Shopping Cart’); ?>

Then in your functions.php, you’d need to register the sidebar using:

register_sidebar(array(‘name’=>’Shopping Cart’,
‘before_widget’ => ”,
‘after_widget’ => ”,
‘before_title’ => ‘<!–‘,
‘after_title’ => ‘–>’,
));

Hope that helps.

I thought that was bad on the bandwidth though?

If you mean you have it like:

<img src=”images/logo.png”>
or
<img src=”https://uploadedimage.com&gt;

You need to add border=”0″ after the src, so:

<img src=”images/logo.png” border=”0″>
or
<img src=”https://uploadedimage.com&#8221; border=”0″>

Or, if you have done it in CSS, do the same, but: #id {background-image:url(images/logo.png); border:none;}

Think thats what you mean!

Fixed:

In comments.php, this line:

wp_list_comments( array( ‘callback’ => ‘twentyten_comment’ ) );

must be changed to:

wp_list_comments();