tempesthomas

Okay, done! Thanks for looking into it for me.

I seem to have stumbled across the issue – it’s related to my stock level on the back end versus the amount displayed on the front end (500 vs 492). Just to confirm, this isn’t something caused by your plugin?

Yes, definitely, and I’ve set it at “1 minute” for testing purposes.

That’s great – just what I’ve been waiting for! However, it seems as through the CSS formatting is a little off. For example, check out this contact page. How can I set the widths to be a little nicer?

I also have this same issue on a local test site using a different theme, so it’s not just this particular theme.

Thanks for getting back to me. I hope this is implemented soon!

Thanks for the response. However, it doesn’t appear as though there is anyone assigned to this task, and it’s been open since September 2016. It’s nearly six months.

What is the state of this, and how long do you envisage until it’s complete?

Thanks for replying, Daniel! It’s a great plugin. ??

The gap is too wide, and I’d rather find the cause of the issue than use a quick hack.

Is there anything else I can try?

It now appears to be working. You’re welcome to view the page yourself in case there are errors that may stop this working again – after all, I could have missed something.

https://cooluncledad.com/seven-months-pregnant-reasons/

Thanks again for your help.

Thanks,

I had done that already, but removing it and resetting it fixed it.

However, for some reason it doesn’t appear to work on one particular post, but works everywhere else.

Any reason for that?

Sorry I misunderstood. There is no content yet, as I am still working on style. There is one Lorem Ipsum post I entered with no formatting, but I’ve thought no more about it.

Note that the only place I am looking is to the site description tagline.

You can state the obvious definitely and I will answer. Whatever helps you diagnose the issue. At the very least I get to do a double check.

Note that I get no path when hovering over ‘inline’ like I do with stylesheets, so I’m just assuming that these will be based in index files.

But anyway, checking in the html.js file shows me nothing of note. Everything is calling everything else, so there’s no physical place to type.

I didn’t really want lots of !important tags everywhere, and the reason I was working with the twentysixteen theme was because I thought it would be both the most compatible and the most editable under the hood.

It’s silly. I have a version of the source in front of me listing everything, and also Firebug telling me that the style is being set inline, but no physical file showing those styles.

I think its being done via JS as there is a HTML.js file, but that doesn’t show the styles either – I’m not at all a JS man so I don’t know what I’m looking at there anyway.

I can set it as !important in the CSS, but that’s a bit hacky to me.

Ok, I am convinced about Firebug. I’ve never used it before, but it is much better and much clearer. Thank you for that.

However, it is still as I suggested – the styles are being set inline, either static or JS, but no file explicitly contains the content shown as source in the debugger.

Is this a common thing with WordPress themes?

Safari Web Inspector – I’ve been messing there to break down the template before taking that to the code.