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figure {
margin: 0px !important;
}

is now finally working! For some reason the browser would just not use the updated CSS file, even after emptying the cache.

Thank you for your help.

I am experiencing the same problem. When asked to verify my administration email address, I click ‘the email is correct’, and then I get these error messages:

ERROR: The username field is empty.
ERROR: The password field is empty.

And I’m at the login screen again.

Can you please fix this?

Thank you!

Indeed, the current CSS for the figure is

figure {
display: block;
margin-block-start: 1em;
margin-block-end: 1em;
margin-inline-start: 40px;
margin-inline-end: 40px;
}

However, I cannot seem to overrule these margins. I’ve tried

figure {
margin: 0px !important;
}

But that does not work.
‘Margin-inline-start’ etc. are not recognized properties and setting them to 0 does not do anything either.

Problem is, the theme is not maintained anymore. ??

Any idea where this filter function is located?

In troubleshoot modus, the images are being displayed correctly. So it is probably my theme. But the theme has not been updated in quite a while, so it must be a WP update that did not go well with my theme?

Valentine: Creating a new image style won’t help fix that I guess.

I checked the CSS file of my theme but couldn’t find anything that altered img.wp-image or figure.wp-block-image.size-large, so I have no idea what causes it.

Actually, both plugins are from the same developer. I already contacted their support but they denied the problem and later just removed a second ticket about it… Apparently they have woken up now. Hopefully in the mean time they have released an update for my plugin as well. Thank you for telling me about it!

I am still having problems. I suspect it may have something to do with another plugin I’m using, the Amazon eStore Affiliates plugin, but I’m not sure.

I did figure out that if you open the screen options on top of the page and select less options to display and/or less products to display per page, you are less likely to get the error.

I currently try to manage my products by fiddling with these settings. It’s very cumbersome. ??

The plugin is currently disabled because it does not work as it should. That is why you cannot see it in the code.

I know I cannot track the transactions after the customer has been redirected to Amazon. But I do want to track what customers added to my cart, before clicking on the ‘checkout’ button and being redirected.

When I enable the plugin, it does not measure anything. It only starts measuring something when I disable my affiliate plugin and the default WooCommerce checkout steps are being used.
The affiliate plugin makes use of the WooCommerce product pages and shopping cart, so I assume that should be working?

Please advice how I can track all product additions to the cart and the click of the checkout button.

*bump*

Anyone?

My host won’t help because I am indeed on shared hosting.

However, it used to work before. Only after the plugin update I started having problems. This probably means the urls that are generated by the filter search have become longer.
Can you please look into this and try to shorten the urls the plugin generates?

<sorry, I accidentally posted a reply in stead of opening a new support thread, but I cannot delete this reply, only edit it>

You’re my hero! I never would have found that setting…

Thank you!