Newmania

Hey Lenny,
Yep. Something is not right there. Have you tried a different browser? Flush your cache and all that stuff? It appears there Javascript animation and trickery going on with that button interaction.

Have you tried other products? Create a new one to test? Can you get a fresh install of the theme somewhere to test out your browser?

Use all of your troubleshooting powers!

htayyub – can you send a screenshot of the error message?

Kapara – does your screen look like mine in the video?

I’m not sure what to tell you, both. This is how it worked for me.

PS: About the changing feature image based on variation, I’d like to know that too.

Hey Allaerd,

I can’t get it to work. It seems to when I test it on new products. But when I use my actual products, doesn’t work.

I made a couple of screencasts to show you:
Working test – https://youtu.be/nMlQ4ylOUOo

Not Working test – https://youtu.be/xpxrHGI1Zig

Any advice would be great,
Newman

Hi ya,

Are you just importing the price for each product? Or, does your file have only the price per row?

Will it overwrite or change any of the other fields in existing products?

How does it match up the import with the existing products?

I’m scared to upload a new import. I want to make changes to the weight of my products only.

Any help would be great,
n

Here ya go! It’s pretty easy so I made a short video.

I just made the #sidebar margin smaller and now it displays correctly

Hooray! problems fixed… for today

Jwurster!

I think the problem was in a post. There were some un-closed div tags that were causing a big fuss.

So, I fixed that and fixed the problem…

but, the left menu dosen’t clear in IE on the front page now…

If I can’t fix it, I’ll post another thread.

Okay… I put in a bunch of closing div tags and it works. It doesn’t validate, but it displays correctly.

I’ve looked to see if there is a div tag that wasn’t closed in a post but I can’t find it.

The whole thing is screwy to me. I have no idea, but I”m going to bed.

‘ </div> <!–Closes the contentright div–>
</div> <!– Closes the content div–>

<div id=”bottomcontentdouble”>
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>

</div> <!– Closes the container div–>

<div id=”footer”>’

@jwurster: Yeah – that document was copy / pasted from a News paper website and it’s jacked up pretty good. But I took out the -strong- tags and fixed it with dreamweaver – still the problems.

@yosemite: Thanks for your help on it. Right now I’m using the fresh copy of the theme and the problem is still there.

Okay so here is the funny part: When I copy the HTML source and the CSS, and I paste them into a new document – it works fine. check it out here:
https://www.ussgruion.com/blog/Untitled-1.htm&#8230;

I think it’s something to do with the server… when I test that file locally it displays fine, but when I upload it to the server it displays this way… download the files and try it yourself.

thanks for working through this with me… If I can’t fix it tonight, I’m going to get a new theme.

thanks,
nsl

Thanks for the reply Yosemite!

The current version is not the clean version. I changed it back. But I didn’t clear the browser cache, I noticed the that the blog header had changed, but the problem footer didn’t.

I try again and clear the cache…

shift reload in Firefox didn’t fix it.

What do you see in the nested div tags?

Nice site concept!

PS: I like boobs, too.

PSS: I maybe having the same problem with the CSS on my site. I’m using the RIN theme and my footer won’t go below my container div… it’s the strangest thing.

check it out at https://www.ussgrunion.com/blog/

If anyone can help… please,
nsl