kelleykavanaugh

Dominic –
Thanks for your response! Unfortunately the site is live and I couldn’t leave it non-functional for very long. I fixed the problem by altering the css for the plugin itself, although that is obviously not preferred in case of updates.

I went ahead and switched to Mailchimp for WordPress which is much more customizable. Although I’m having my own issues with that plugin, now, too.

Thank you for your time!

Kelley

I cannot leave the non-functioning widget up while the site is live, I am going to remove it until I find a solution.

I managed to solve the problem by deleting the page I had titled “cart” and making a new page titled “checkout” with the exact same settings and then changing the link manually.

I am having the same issue. I have created the following “checkout” page:

https://nekothreesixty.com/your-shopping-cart/

and used the “Automatic redirection to checkout page” option to direct to here

but when you click “add to cart” it sometimes (most times) takes you to a 404 page. If you refresh the page a few times it will become the checkout page.

Any ideas?

Kelley

Fixed, it was a separate plugin issue.

I have succeeded in making the code found here (and pasted above) function. I believe my issue was improperly using a child theme.

However, that code changed all Pages to 70% width, so to avoid this I changed the CSS to:

.page #store-primary {
	float: left;
	width: 70%;
}

and changed the code in store.php (My Page Template) from:
<div id="primary" class="content-area">
to
<div id="store-primary" class="content-area">

Because I am not using the sidebar anywhere else I didn’t need to change anything else.

In order to make it show on just my Template Page I added the code:

<?php get_sidebar(); ?>

to the Template; and removed it from the page.php file.

I hope this helps anyone else with this issue!

I used the response from this thread to set the opacity to 1 (ei: stop the fading on the header)

#masthead {
  opacity: 1;
}

Ah! This is happening to be and is very frustrating!

Any help yet?

I am wondering the same thing. It seems to be very slow to load. I was contemplating buying a support package because I like it so much, does anyone know if the paid version has better load time?

<3 Kelley

Ah!

The answer I was looking for is: [google-calendar-events id=”1″ type=”list” title=”Event on]

I needed to change the type=”grid” to type=”list”.

Your plugin is beautiful and well done. I would have benefitted from a slimmed down “How to” for those of us looking to plug it in right out of the box!

Thanks again,
Kelley