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Hi joac1424,

I had the same problem modifying the Jeans theme, so this may not be exactly the same solution.

In the theme/toe/user/ShoppingCart.php file there is a div
<div class="cart_qty sc_qty">
I removed everything within the div in order to remove the qty field.

Hope this helps

@joac1424
I’m having the same issue with the “ready ecommerce” link. How did you remove it?

Also, I’m not sure you have to mess about with the ProductContent.php file. Check which elements you want to change by looking at the page source or with Firebug if using Firefox. Then you can alter the appearance using the style.css file using the wordpress theme editor.

Just experienced this problem as well. The theme info used to display OK, but has started displaying incorrectly. Cutting and pasting other theme info sections that display OK into the faulty css file did not resolve the problem, but I couldn’t find any difference in encoding etc between OK files and one faulty one.

The only thing that worked for me was a clumsy work around where each line of theme info was placed in a separate comment, e.g.

/*
Theme Name: New WP Theme
*/
/*
Theme URI: https://www.website.com/forum
*/
/*
Description: A theme designed by My Name
*/

I had the same problem with version 2.5. Unfortunately the above solutions didn’t work for me.

However, deleting the directory mysite/wp-content/uploads/ seems to have done the trick.

bump

If this is the wrong forum for my question, can someone let me know so I can x-post.