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looks like your theme has a gallery template that is causing a conflict with image store.
We recommend creating a new gallery page template using the post.php file as a guide. Once you create the template change the gallery setting under gallery > template
Looks like some of your images are to big and your sever is not able to handle the load. Actually cache should help. We recommend reducing the image size preview or get more resources on your server.
If you wait long enough the image load eventually
where do you need to filter the images in the front end or back end. we’ll see if we can create a simple filter.
Will look into, would you be able to test it before is release?
We will look at it, you should be able to use html unless a plugin that you are using is overwriting the WordPress email settings.
The slash in the price may be a bug.
This is not possible by using the settings. Modifications can be made by using the plugin’s hooks.
Take a look at this hooks:
ims_pre_get_images
ims_get_gallery_imagesYou can use the tags provided bellow the message field. If you want something more complex we suggest using the plugin’s hooks.
To modify the message use ims_customer_message
we don’t recommend changing the store.css file; if you do, you will lose your changes when you update the plugin.
The best way to doit is to add the styles to a child theme. That way you can update the plugin and theme without losing your changes.
don’t add the $output variable to your form, if you do it you are just adding to the html markup you want to replace the entire $output. like this:
function add_ims_before_order_form( $output, $ImStore ) { return “<form> my form </form>”; } add_filter(‘ims_before_order_form’, ‘add_ims_before_order_form’);yes, just make sure that you make a child theme and add the template in the child theme, that way you can update the plugin and theme without any problems.
we were able to duplicate the issue, we will provide a fix on the next release.
Thank you for your feedback
we did not see the plugin installed in your site.
The ims_before_order_form will allow you to create your own form all you have to do is return the entire HTML in the function.
The ims_before_add_to_cart hook will allow you to save all the data that you add to your custom form by obtaining the POST values from the form.
How much php or WordPress programing experience do you have? This code if for interlevel to experienced programmers
W3 could be the problems, since depending on the settings it may redirect request to static cache files without it ever hitting the script.
Try deactivating the plugin and test it, see if it makes a difference. We recommend for caching plugins Hyper Cache Extended and/or db cache reloaded
You may be right, this could be a bug, we will look at it. The url should be http://MySite/cart/ where “cart” is the page “Cart” created by the plugin or is using the cart short-code