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@matt Knowles – It’s the default theme: Twenty Fifteen. When I switch to a different theme the admin pages and WYSIWYG stay exactly the same (I tried switching to Twenty Thirteen and Blank Slate).

I’m aware that there are themes for the backend of WordPress but doubt that would solve the issue. It’s a fresh install; the only things I’ve customised so far are permalinks and the home page.

I change the Store > Payments > Send shipping details to ‘No’.

Doesn’t that mean buyers are likely to enter the shipping address twice (on the checkout page and on the Paypal site)? When I change this setting the checkout on my web site still shows a form with a ship to address.

I just upgraded WP to version 3.8.1 and the e-commerce plugin
to version 3.8.13.3. I got the same error message again, and commenting out the four lines of code still works for me.

Many thanks. I just tried the fix you suggested on GitHub and can confirm that it solved the issue for me. For anyone else reading this, the GitHub issue is here:

https://github.com/wp-e-commerce/WP-e-Commerce/pull/806

The suggested fix is to add the declaration width: 100%; to the .select_product_file, .edit_select_product_file selector on line 875 of /wp-content/plugins/wp-ecommerce/wpsc-admin/css/admin.css.

I tried to replicate this as follows:

• Entered a different billing and shipping address in the checkout; and
• Selected ‘Pay with a debit or credit card’ in Paypal’.

In the “Billing information” section Paypal now shows the ship to address I entered, and it has assumed that the postal address is the same as the billing address – even though I entered a different ship to address.

Has anyone else seen this??

when I fill out a different shipping and billing address, WP-ecommerce sends over the shipping address to PayPal

Isn’t that what you would expect to happen?