peteratomic

Ahh, I see why I couldn’t see it. Had toggled to Custom CSS which was hiding those settings.

Thanks for a kick ass plugin!

Thanks for the fast reply!

Yes, I tried using Header Space and what I found is that when I adjusted for the admin bar (when I was testing the plugin) I had to add 32 pixels to that field, but then that affected the placement for logged out users and the sidebar was too high.

So I think that maybe this should be something by default… that it automatically adds 32 pixels for logged-in users only.

Unfortunately I’m not a javascript programmer so I can’t do what you suggest. 🙁

I just checked your own demo and can see the same problem. Maybe a difference with Safari versions? I’m testing V5 which is probably a little old.

Its called Inovado.

May try to switch over the theme when the client is sleeping. But I can get it to work with a shortcode in a text widget, so that might just be the simpler solution.

I’m also using the widget and just tested the upgrade… still showing everything instead of one item as I have it set up (i.e. “Number of Posts to Show at Once: 1”)

Since this is going to be included in the next version I’ll wait until then. Looking forward to it.

Thanks again for your super fast response!

Unfortunately since its a multisite network I can’t disable plugins and themes like that. In the future I hope to have a clone of the whole system for testing these things, but its a bit of ways off as its a huge undertaking to set that up.

Thanks Ulihake. From your point of view, it totally makes sense. But given the fact that I’m on a fixed clock on a project that’s already gone way over budget, it’s hard to justify with a client why we have to spend so much time debugging plugins.

Honestly, I think it’s a problem with the woocommerce methodology itself… provides far too many options for things like this to happen. Bad business model IMHO.