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Thank you I will.

Something is overriding this custom css, and I can’t figure out what it is. Even if i put !important in there, nothing changes…

The only issue is that it shrinks both boxes, and I just want the second of the two input boxes shrunk, the one that says “Add a number”…is there any way to do this? Do I have to edit each page where that occurs in the index.html…or .php, whichever file it is, in the child theme (which is a pain as it is since I use a child theme plugin to make child themes, because whenever I tried to make the theme myself it never worked :/ ) ?

Could I add it to my custom CSS file, or does it have to be the child style.css?

That still didn’t work, can’t figure out why that class is being applied to that button.

I can see the different classes, but I can’t figure out how one product got one class, and one product got another class. Is there a way that I can write some custom CSS that will apply to the first product only?

it’s basically like all of the add to cart buttons except the first product in that category have the same class…and that one doesn’t?

thanks, I had to remove the original pic and redo it, I noticed it showed up as a broken image even inside the content area of the page on the backend of the site.

Sorry for all the replies, this is the last one, the styling issue (or as I referred to it “broke me theme”) was actually due to another plugin I just activated. Anyways, thanks for the help!

Although now it seems that that change broke my theme…

https://www.fanemb.com/test.fsportswear.com/index.php/product-category/activewear_spiritwear/performance/

Got it to work like before, I added this to my custom CSS:

.product.has-default-attributes.has-children>.images
{opacity:1}

since I couldn’t find the class you were referring to. Then I changed this in the woo_svi.min.css from opacity: .6 to opacity: 1

div.images div.thumbnails img{opacity:1;transition:opacity 1s ease-in-out;-moz-transition:opacity 1s ease-in-out;-webkit-transition:opacity 1s ease-in-out}

by the way, this didn’t start happening until the last update of Smart Variation Images (which is an awesome plugin by the way, hopefully I can get it to work again).

What do you mean disable the default product page and use yours? I thought the plugin only dealt with the images?

I don’t know if this is related to the issue I emailed you about a few weeks back, but after the latest update to Smart Variation Images, I can no longer see any product images on their respective product pages. I went into Chrome’s Developer Tools, and I can see that there are placeholders for the images, and I can also see the images listed in the “Resources” panel under Frames/Images…but I can’t see them on the page.

An example of this would be on this page:

https://www.fanemb.com/test.fsportswear.com/index.php/product/adult-core-tee/

Thank’s for you’re help, I played around with it and got the desired affect!