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It doesn''t work for me either. It hadn't been working in the store of my own site recently, although it is for some reason today.

IPS has been aware of this for over three years. It's not a simple fix for them, unfortunately. It's possible to do it yourself but IPS advises against taking this approach because it involves editing core files, meaning that it is unsupported.

The Commerce app.

You would make this changes to your theme's custom.css file:

I've just had a thought, Mark. Since Commerce knows a user's location in order to provide the appropriate shipping rates to a product, I could add something to the description to explain to our UK-based customers why we've done what we've done, inviting those who want multiple copies to contact us. What would be the snippet I would need to run the location check, please?

Ah, it's not just us then. Thank you for taking the time to drop me a line. Yes, that would work. (Except for the scenario where people want to buy multiples of them, I suppose. 10 copies would still weigh under the 2kg cut-off for Small Parcel ordinarily.) EasyPost looks dauntingly impressive, but I'm afraid I wouldn't have the faintest clue where to start. Setting the weight to 1kg seems to be the way we'll have to go.

We have a rather silly system here in the UK for our shipping rates. As you might expect, they're banded by weight. As the package weighs more, the price you pay to ship it increases. That side of things is fine. However, we have a complicating factor: if your product exceeds certain physical dimensions, then you have to start from a different band. Large Letter in this diagram applies only to packages which don't exceed a certain physical size. If they do, then they're not Large Letters but Small Parcels, even if they don't weigh very much. In my example, I have a book which weighs 184g. Ordinarily, you would think that the cost would be £1.40 for 2nd class postage. Not in this case, however; once it's in an envelope, the book's width slightly exceeds the permitted dimensions to be classed as a Large Letter, and is automatically considered to be a Small Parcel, the starting rate of which is £3.10. (Even though in the official price matrix, a small parcel starts at 1kg. As I said, this is a silly system. So silly, that the firm can't even tabulate it.) So, how can I handle this in Commerce? One situation might be to set up a new matrix for these oversized items where the categories Letter and Large Letter aren't present. The problem there is that if a consumer buys this oversized good and a normal good with the usual shipping rate, then this happens: The poor customer is now paying two lots of £3.10, even though the combined weight of these two means that she should only expect to pay that once because the total package is under 2kg. She's not to know that there's a complicating factor here. Does anybody have any idea how to work around this scenario within Commerce? I know that @Mark is a Brit so I'm half-hoping that he boy-geniused this with our silly system in mind when developing the app.

That's exactly where you're supposed to find the settings plugin. There are two files to install. The other file is for the templates.

Yes, that works. It's also a fair bit to type, so in my site I have it in a shorter form: {{if member.language()->id === 1 }} English {{else}} Esperanto {{endif}} en_US in my site has the id 1. You'll have to adjust your code as necessary.

Since you're in a desperate hurry, I'd purchase the self-hosted variety, do what you need to, and contact sales, explaining the situation. Since you haven't downloaded any software and the team is very reasonable, I would think IPS would be understanding about your initial oversight.

Yes, it's done with Pages, customising the templates.

That's normal. It means that there's no new content in that forum. Your users will see the full-colour versions usually unless they've already read everything. Do you still want to overwrite that functionality now that you know what it's for? If so, adding the following to your custom.css should work: .ipsItemStatus.ipsItemStatus_read { opacity: 1; }

It's not possible, I'm afraid. There was a plugin for Forums but it hasn't been updated and no longer works.

Why don't you adjust your CSS to force a margin after the quote? .ipsQuote { margin-bottom: 20px; } should solve your problem.

The app allows moderators to include or exclude items ...

Not a support request, so you might get aggrieved at my already going off-topic, but this looks great! This is another beautiful products added to the Super range. I particularly like the clever idea to create a search box which only checks for results within that particular database. Such a good idea!

It looked to be a tall order, creating a site in another language, allowing people to sign in with Facebook or Twitter, and customising the appearance and functionality. Invision Community came with an extendable stepladder. Job done! Tim Owen, https://uea.facila.org/

This doesn't appear to have been fixed in 4.4, unfortunately. I've just tried it on an untouched default theme. In a couple of my menu items everything is perfect; but it never works at all with Activity. As far as I can tell the difference is that there are items in the secondary menu for those items which also have a dropdown menu. The presence of the secondary navbar seems to prevent the break in the hover. In the unsuccessful instance, there is no secondary navbar and the hover state breaks. I'll report it to support in the hope of a fix because I've just lost a couple of hours trying to fix this on my theme. If it doesn't work with the default, then I think it probably lies with IPS to squash that bug. uSB86pehqf.mp4

How could it? Producing that output relies on script being added to Pages template sets. How is the plugin supposed to know where and in which template sets to add the relevant call? Even if it's done by guesswork, what then when users decide that they didn't want it to be used in that way, that their font doesn't suit the image etc? I don't think anything unreasonable is being asked here. The plugin makes it possible for users to easily add an image whereever they choose within their Pages databases. They still need to add the relevant code. It's a tool to facilitate customisation. The end user still has to make the changes they desire, it's just a lot easier with this plugin than it was before.

My last project was handed over to an admin team which consists of people who natively speak German, French, Japanese, English and Portuguese. Their working language, the only one they have in common, is Esperanto. Am I not in my right mind to have translated the ACP into their common language, bearing in mind that they don't all speak English?

The last few posts beg the question (and I'm sorry for prolonging the derailment): since the thing that looks very much like an apostrophe to the untrained eye isn't actually one, then what is it?

Yes, that's exactly my problem. I have only a handful of translations to do for Forums but I don't know in which 2- or 3-page sequence they come among the 300 pages of untranslated strings (mostly Commerce). Locating them is a very slow process.

A tip for people using Pages Category Images and getting broken images. When I started using it, $category->pcimage and {file="$category->pcimage"} were producing full URLs but <img src='{file="$category->pcimage"}'> was only stopping at my Amazon S3 bucket; it didn't contain the full URL with the filename and extension. When I pasted the full URL into my browser, I got an error message. The reason is because URLs were being created to my Amazon S3 account, which is where I store my Pages media. Pages Category Images has its own setting in System > Overview > Files > click Storage Settings, which by default is set to file system, using the server where the suite is installed. This means that my category images were being uploaded to a place on my server whilst the system was looking for them on my S3 account alongside the other Pages media. I solved the problem by changing the storage method of Pages Category Images to S3 and within seconds the images were displaying.