Hi winebear,
Thank you for your feedback!
In order to make your the letters uppercase, just copy the following to your admin -> plugins -> nop traction theme -> settings -> custom head styles textbox:
.item-box input[type="button"] {
text-transform: uppercase;
}
Hope that helps!
Hi Winebear,
We have merged all the changes back to version 3.4. So you can download the theme from your My Account section and follow the instructions from above.
Please let us know if there are still any issues.
Hi defer,
This issue had been fixed in version 3.4 with package version 3.4.xxx.13347 from 30.10.2014. Can you let us know which package version do you use. If you use older one just download your package again and replace the Plugins\SevenSpikes.Nop.Plugins.AjaxCart\Scripts\AjaxCart.min.js file with the one from the downloaded package. This should fix the error.
Please let us know if the issue still exists!
<ul class="mega-menu">
@RenderMegaMenu(isMegaMenuResponsive: false)
</ul>
<div class="menu-title"><span>@T("SevenSpikes.MegaMenu.ResponsiveMenuTitle")</span></div>
<ul class="mega-menu-responsive">
@RenderMegaMenu(isMegaMenuResponsive: true)
</ul>
Hi nopmstr2014,
There is no fixed dimensions for the slider as it is responsive, meaning that it will auto scale proportionally. So it will stretch to the whole width of the screen and it will be auto scaled on height proportionally. The way to reduce the height is either to reduce the width so that when resized the slider will be with less height, or the other way is to edit your image to be less high.
One approach you can try is to change the widget zone of the slider to be "home_page_top" . Thus the slider will be placed in the main column on the home page and will not stretch to the whole width of the site.
Another way is to set width of the slider via css and it will be resized to that size. So for example if you set a width of the slider wrapper, i.e.
.home .slider-wrapper {width: 1600px; margin 0 auto;} for the Nitro theme your slider will be resized to 1600px wide and thus the height will be smaller.
The third option is to change the proportion of your image, so that when resized proportionally the height is not so much.
Hope that helps!