KimSR

Okay, now I’m feeling stupid.

My new (and old) website has heavily customised CSS. I can’t provide a link, as it’s not live for a while yet.

The developer asked me to pick an Amazon Associates plugin for the new site, and I looked at heaps, and still like the options with ASA best. I’m not a developer and don’t know what I’m doing with CSS etc, so I assumed all of that customisation offered was the only customisation possible.

Thank you both for answering. @timo, is that something you could eventually offer in the customisation options, to make it super-easy for page admins to tweak?

Also, side note (and where I feel extra stupid)… The ONLY reason I was considering moving away from ASA was because I am running a custom template – which should have answered my own question, but there you go – and I struggle to back up the template and reapply it, without needed help. I’ve never got it right, so now have to ask and pay someone external to do the updating. Is a “backup custom styling” (and “reapply custom styling”) button something you could build in?

Again, sorry for wasting your time on what is a real rookie question. I’m pretty good at running my site, but once something looks like or references code or other inner workings, my head explodes.

Found and fixed the problem. The links were showing as “relative” in the code, instead of “absolute”. I have no idea why, as this has never been an issue before.

Anyone have any ideas?