Any pointers or clues are also appreciated!
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Hannah S.L.
(@fernashes)
Automattic Happiness Engineer
I took a look at your site, but wasn’t able to reproduce it:
http://cld.wthms.co/WIHmjH
What does it look like on your end? A screenshot would be great.
Hi Hannah!
Oh yeah, I just managed to fix it before finally falling asleep (I’m kinda obsessive, heh), thus, I forgot to update this post. The code I used was:
.pswp {
z-index: 999999;
}
Pswp stands for “Photoswipe”. CSS and z-index will get one thing to lay on top of another, so that’s the right direction I guess.
Cheers!
PS: Thanks for taking your time to look at my problem and taking a screenshot!
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Hannah S.L.
(@fernashes)
Automattic Happiness Engineer
I’m glad to try and help!
However, once you start adding custom code, we aren’t able to do much. I’d recommend testing for conflicts to see if anything is causing this cropping problem.
Issues like this are often caused by either a conflict with your theme or with another plugin.
The best way to determine if the issue is being caused by a theme and/or plugin is to temporarily switch your theme to Storefront (https://www.woocommerce.com/storefront/) and disable all plugins except for WooCommerce. A good way to do this is with a free plugin called Meks Quick Plugin Disabler (https://wordpress.org/plugins/meks-quick-plugin-disabler/), which will remember what plugins you currently have active so it’s easy to switch back.
If that resolves the issue, then slowly re-enable features until you find the one that’s causing the conflict.
Other than that, though, you’ll likely need to work with a developer to sort it out further.
Yes, I’ve been learning to do just what you said about troubleshooting plugins, only with pen and paper xp
And regards to my former problem, I don’t think that it was a problem per se, but just a missing pointer for the “z-index” parameter to behave as I wished so… At least that’s what I want to think, though I’m clearly not the expert here, hahah.
Cheers!
