Roy Ho

I don’t think you’re doing it correctly. What I said for you to do is assuming you already have setup the Men’s category and Women’s category. If you already did that, then in your menus, you just put those categories in. Don’t create your own custom link. The categories is already in your options.

If you don’t see them, they are hidden. On the top right corner of your screen click the “screen options” and you will reveal all the possible widgets to add.

Well if you already have a working solution and just need to wrap a conditional around it, you can always use the trusted post global.

global $post;

// assume your product id is 1255

if ( $post->ID === 1255 ) {
     // do your special code here.
}

Yes, go to your menus and simply drag the product category to your menu bar.

@tryyourluck – seems these are your own plugins yes?

That is because you have this in your CSS:

div.product div.images img { width:auto !important; }

That tells your site to fill the space up automatically to the size of the actual image that is being pulled. So if your image is 480px wide, it will be that wide.

So either you change that size setting in your WC settings, or change that CSS to:

div.product div.images img { max-width:100%; }

If it works, then you have successfully isolated where the issue is coming from. Your theme.

Switch to 2012 theme and see if it works.

I am pretty sure it wasn’t that because as stated, the Paypal sandbox is only allowed to take the accounts that was created within the Paypal. All others will not work.