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5 years ago

Hello.

To show the featured category images on mobile resolutions, either go to your mobile-only.css file and delete this code:

    .home-page-category-grid .item-box .picture,
    .sub-category-item .picture {
        display: none;
    }

OR add this code into the custom head styles panel in your theme administration:

    .home-page-category-grid .item-box .picture,
    .sub-category-item .picture {
        display: block;
    }

5 years ago

Hello.

Your options to remove your "add to compare list" button are either to remove it from the source code (_ProductBox.cshtml), or to disable it by css. You can put your css code either into your main css file (styles.css) or into the "custom head styles" panel in your theme administration.


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Hello,

please open a support ticket at nop-templates.com and provide us with a link to where the problem is present.


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5 years ago

toanhnt wrote:
Hello,

version 4.2, how do I remove page title image from category page


Hi,

the page title image is applied to all page titles throughout the website, you can't exclude it for specific pages in the administration.
But in case you are familiar with CSS, you can use this class name to add some code that resets the background property of the page title on category pages:

html-category-page

Of course this will remove the image for all category pages, not just specific category.
Then you need to add more code to handle the color of your title, because it will disappear at first (white color on white background)


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5 years ago

UPDATE: I managed to reproduce the problem. It is happening only in Minimal-2 ("normal" header variant) when Mega Menu is enabled. It is now fixed and will be deployed online today so you can update your Mega Menu plugin later today. Thanks for reporting this.

5 years ago

venkatgoud143 wrote:
while resizing the browser at some point of resolution(greater than 1024) in mega menu Products right drop-down button is invisible


Hello,
I wasn't able to reproduce your problem, can you please provide us with a link and steps to reproduce the issue. also send us a screenshot if necessary

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5 years ago

Hi, this post is a duplicate of support ticket #13427.

It has been answered in the ticket:

"From the administration you can do this:

- change text
- disable the "new products"
- disable the "homepage news"

For any other changes you have to edit the source code.

About columns 1,2 and 3. In default nopCommerce there are 3 footer columns available for links. In the topics administration you can set any topic to appear as footer link in footer column 1,2 or 3. However in Traction theme the footer is different and only "column 1" can be used from the topic administration, the others are unavailable. The links attached to "column 1" will render inside the second footer column in Traction theme because the first one is reserved for contact information.

If you want to revert this behavior back to default, you have to replace the current column code with the default code from "Default Clean" theme."

venkatgoud143 wrote:

I'm using Minimal theme version 4.0 in this country and state not working properly in checkout process billing and shipping address.


Hi,
the problem has been fixed so you can update your theme. The changes are located in styles.css and styles.rtl.css files. You may need to clear your browser cache after replacing the files.


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5 years ago

mrabjohn wrote:
Hi,

My previous post relates to Google Chrome Version 78.0.3904.70 and macOS Catalina 10.15.

Mark


The problem remains the same. It's on the client machine.

5 years ago

mrabjohn wrote:
My Mac is running:

Safari: 10.1.2 (10603.3.8)
MAC OS X: 10.10.5 (Yosemite)

I have no idea whether there was a problem on this version of Safari or OS X or whether there is a fault just with my Mac.


Unfortunately this is not a font issue, neither a browser issue, but rather an "OS" issue. I've researched this problem a lot back in the day when old OSX were still widely spread - most users stated that they are having this particular problem because of font conflicts after installing specific software on MAC machines (e.g. Microsoft Office which implements non OSX native fonts on its own, etc.)

There were reports that the problem can be fixed only be executing font cleaning procedures on the client machine. Which is bad news because the problem can be solved only by modifying the client machine and not the website itself. This means that even if you manage to fix it on your own machine, a visitor with the same old OSX may experience the same problem when visiting your website.

Fortunately these operation systems are dying out now.
If you still want to avoid this, then you have to look for a font replacement and eventually integrate a font that doesn't get into conflicts (but there's no guarantee it won't get into conflicts on another old OSX machine if it's not a native OSX font)


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