That preview did not include much clue about the problem!
In order to find the source, it will be a better idea to provide the URL for the page.
Just check for the styles effecting those div areas you mentioned,
as you mentioned their display order is changed,
than look for some float left/right properties,
or some high width values which did not fit the place and makes the other move aside,
etc…
Screenshots won’t give much help; so just guessing!
Hi thank you for your response.
I don’t think it is one of the sources you wrote about.
You can check the page, but you have to log in first:
http://www.druckplus.com/wp-admin
User: support
pass: support
Then you have to add a product to your cart and go to the checkout page…
Posting login details on a public forum is not recommended. You should delete the support user straightway.
The empty div fills up with the shipping address fields when the customer clicks “ship to a different address”.
To be able to help, please can you make the site accessible so the checkout page is visible. It seems to be behind a “Coming soon” message.
Thanks for your response.
Done and done 🙂
Works for me. This is what I see.
When two people see different layouts on the same page it could be your browser is caching an old stylesheet. Have you tried a hard refresh (control-F5) or clearing your browser cache.
Sorry, there was a misunderstanding, I guess thats my fault…
The page after that is the problematic page
Try this in your custom css:
.wgm-break {clear:both}
#order_review_heading {margin-top:40px}
Wow you nailed it, looks great. Thank you very much!
