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It looks like the images’ file-system reference might be sent using https:// protocols rather than a simple file-system name, e.g. https://www.example.com/images/joe.jpg rather than images/joe.jpg).

When that occurs, the image-formatting for Zen Cart (also used by Zen4Wp) does not add the height/width attributes to the image. That was what I was seeing when you had those specials configured.

There’s something going on with (a) your “cloud” installation and/or (b) the CSS associated with your WordPress theme.

There are also some images that are sized 400×400 (they display properly) and some sized 1200×961 (they don’t). That said, I believe that you can correct your site through some CSS refinements.

Since you moved servers, the Zen4Wp equivalent of your Zen Cart’s configure.php needs changing too. Go to your WordPress admin to change your Zen4Wp settings that provide a file and web-link to the Zen Cart store.

The basic offering provides sidebox look-alikes for your featured, specials, new-products and best-sellers. You can position those elements anywhere within your WordPress site.

Of course, if your site doesn’t have new, featured or special products, those boxes won’t display.

Actually, the plugin’s description on the WordPress site makes it quite clear that there are premium versions that extend the basic plugin’s offerings:

Want more??? Get Zen Cart for WordPress Premium (zen4wp)

Zen Cart for WordPress Premium (zen4wp) adds more widgets (including the shopping cart, categories, manufacturers, reviews, and testimonials widget) and shortcodes.

To use the premium (paid) features, you must first install the (free) base plugin (Zen Cart for WordPress)

@scottcomgs, I’ve got no idea. There was an issue with the previous version of the plugin on WordPress 4.5.2 and later, but v1.4.0 of the plugin is working just fine on my demo site, running WordPress 4.5.3.

What other WordPress plugins do you have installed? Have you tried enabling the WordPress debug to see if anything’s amiss?

We’re preparing the v1.4.0 release and should have it available sometime after mid-week next week.

@scottcomgs, it’s (obviously) taken me a little longer than I thought as I ran into a couple of “bumps in the road”. If you’d like a pre-release of the updated base version to help me verify that I’ve made the proper fix, you can contact me here.

@scottcomgs, apologies but I won’t have this until tomorrow!

Oops! It’s due to a WordPress API update that I’d missed. I’m in the process of updating the plugin now and should have a solution later today.

I’ll need to get my test site updated to use WordPress 4.5.2 and I’ll report back.

Sandra, it looks like you’re talking about wp4zen which is a Zen Cart plugin used to tie-in WordPress. Its support-forum is here; please take your questions there. Short answer to your question, though, I’m using the current version of wp4zen on my v1.5.4 Zen Cart and WordPress 4.4.2.

This discussion is about zen4wp, a WordPress plugin that enables WordPress posts to more easily integrate products from the associated Zen Cart installation.

It depends on your cPanel; it’s a database function.

OK, have you checked that:
– The DB_PREFIX value that is in your Zen Cart’s /includes/configure.php file is ‘zen_’ (since that’s apparently how you’ve configured zen4wp)?
– That your database contains tables that start with both ‘zen_’ and ‘wp_’? If not, then your database isn’t shared between the Zen Cart and WordPress installations. You’ll most likely need to use your web-host’s cPanel’s phpMyAdmin tool to check this out.

According to the screen shot you posted, your zen4wp configuration was “accepted”. Now you’ve got some issue with “Connections Business Hours”.