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Thank you for your quick response! I placed this code in my functions.php, but it is not working unfortunately. I did happen to find a plugin that allows you to use iframes in shortcodes and that did the trick. Thank you for your much appreciated help!

No, I am not using the Pro version, so I guess that answers that question.

Also, the main admin email is not receiving the attached invoice. However, I have tested using other email addresses as the admin email and they were able to receive the attached invoice successfully after an order was made. That main website email address was able to receive the attached invoices before, but now it is not for some reason.

I figured it out. First, I made sure in the slider setting it was set to responsive fixed, then I created custom classes in each slide for the text I was wanting to make a different size. Then I went to my additional css file and created @media queries for the different screen sizes where I needed to change the font size. For example-

@media screen and (max-width:767px){.slider-title {font-size:15px !important}}

Hope that helps!

This does not work for me.

Thanks for your prompt response. Yes, it is only on Mac. I built the website, and I am the one who edits the css codes, but only I only know the basics. I researched and have not found anything that would help me out yet. I will keep working on it. Thanks

Played around with it for a while and made it work to my liking.

The parent theme will only change if you do all your editing with the parent theme. Make sure you are using the child theme as your main theme. Also do all the editing within the child theme and when you go to update, back up your site and child theme folder. Make sure the parent theme is chosen as your main theme when updating. Then after the update change back to the child theme. You may have to copy all your files back over. Hope that makes sense.