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sorry, just used the variation on your example and see the you save bit now. I’ll check mine again…

I disabled it as per the instruction above by

‘output_you_save’ => false,

I am running the latest version yes. It was the ‘You Save’ section that didn’t display the currency for me. Not the shipping.

Paul I am having this exact issue and would love an answer. And you’re a STAR for pointing out how to change the Old Price etc labels, I’ve been trying to figure that out for DAYS!!

hello,

did you manage to fix this variations issue?

struggling with it on a site I’m working on.

I have found that it seems to work when I go and manually change the width in the html tab a second time after it failed the first time.

Clearly a bug though…

I am having this problem too, it is resizing my videos to 425 wide. I need them to be 490 and even if I use embed and manually change the dimensions in html tab, when I publish it reverts to 425. This only happening since upgrade to 3.5.1.

Anyone any ideas?

correction to the above, that worked and made it refresh after the change, but it hasn’t refreshed since ??

Hello,

I just came across this thread as the tweets on a site I was working on weren’t updating correctly. I got worried reading the above as my client’s host doesn’t allow the http loopback connections and so to use backupbuddy I have to change the config file to include the define(‘ALTERNATE_WP_CRON’, true); line.

Anyway, that’s off topic, I just went into Twitter Widget Pro settings and noticed the Use Twitter API via HTTPS / Use Twitter API via HTTP options, mine was set to https, I changed to http and now it is updating properly.

So that simple change might help some people out with the same problem.

Is that all part of your update magicroundabout?

Eitherway, all working now so happy days ??

where did you find the answer please?

tg1 for your reference, this is a way to do it that was suggested on the thread I posted it on, I haven’t tried it but makes sense, obvious really I should have thought longer about it!

Home | About | Products | LOGO IMAGE | Locations | Help | Contact

Apply a margin right to the list item that has, “Products” and a margin left to the list item that has, “Locations”.

This leaves you with a gap between Products and Locations.

Add an image to the HTML below the menu, E.g

<ul class=”yourMenu”>
…

<img class=”logo” src=”…” alt=”…” />

Then apply position: relative; to the parent of the HTML containing both the menu and image.

And then apply position: absolute; to the logo and fiddle about with top: 0; right: 0; and other positioning.

I managed to revert back to the older version of the plug in and the xml source has started working correctly again. Definitely an issue with the update and the xml source breaking.

Any knowledge or news on this anyone?

Hello,

on further investigation I can confirm it is the wp-supersized upgrade that has caused this issue not the wordpress update as I updated the wp on a different site that also uses wp-supersized and didn’t update the wp-supersized plugin and it worked as normal.

Can anyone help please? OR failing that, where can I get the older version of the plugin?

Thanks

hi tg1, I have posted a question on that css forum using your example:

https://csscreator.com/topic/how-add-logo-th-emiddle-wordpress-menu

hopefully someone can point us in the right direction.

ok cheers Andrew I’ll do that