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  • I’ve tried both of your solutions and neither seem to work.

    – Installed the media assistant, enabled .svg via the upload tab.
    – Added the function code.

    We’re able to submit the upload, but this message still appears:
    Sorry, this file type is not permitted for security reasons.

    Thread Starter maxklimmek

    (@maxklimmek)

    Hmm, that’s strange.. My product-image.php is completely different to the one in their templates.

    Presuming this difference is due to the theme customisations applied??

    For example, I do not have this piece of code in my file:
    do_action( 'woocommerce_product_thumbnails' );

    Thread Starter maxklimmek

    (@maxklimmek)

    I thought as much; unfortunately I’m not so sure what I need to change or how. New to php and wordpress so trying to understand how they work together.

    I’ve found the single-product.php, content-single-product.php and the files within the Single Product folders, but not sure all of these files interact.

    Presuming I need to find out where the thumbnails and product image are being input, and maybe make it so that the thumbnails are before the main product image…?

    I’ll keep looking..

    Thread Starter maxklimmek

    (@maxklimmek)

    Hey Mike,

    Thanks for the help, I’m not sure if this works, as I just tried to implement it and nothing changed.. I’ll read into it a bit more to see if I’ve got all the tags right etc..

    However, the picture you attached is not representative of what I’m actually after..

    This is what I’m after.

    Thread Starter maxklimmek

    (@maxklimmek)

    Hello,

    I’ve gotten no where really, I’ve tried a number of float options using ‘Inspect Element’ on Google Chrome. But I have not been able to move the images properly.

    I’ve implemented the code from the previous post I attached:
    div.product div.images>img{
    float:right !Important;
    width:75% !Important;
    }
    div.product div.images div.thumbnails {
    float:left !Important;
    width:30% !Important;
    }
    div.product div.images div.thumbnails a{
    width:45% !Important;
    }

    This had no effect on the site at all, which I found strange.
    You can see the test product page here:
    http://bowapparel.com/shop/bow-singlet-bow-blackwhite/

    I figured I’d have to edit the php code, and move the thumbnails ahead of the main product image to get it to work, so very interested to see how its possible with css..

    Thanks for your help, really appreciate it!

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