Responsive Sheffield Blue v1.0

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Originally Posted by Richard W

I have been on the phone with Stamps for an hour and got escalated. While on the phone I installed the latest version of their software and re-downloaded and re-installed the latest PHP plugins on the root on my website. Stamps can see the website to get the access token but when it tries to get to the admin folder it is not seeing it. Like it is being blocked. I have checked both htaccess files and the folder permissions and don't see any problems.

Here is line 39: define("My Token"); // See steps above to set this -- REQUIRED !
There is no apostrophe.
The template didn't change any core files other than layout controller which I made a backup of. Could this issue be related to the database?

By the way..Thanks for the quick help.

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This is not a template related problem. I have installed the stamps.com changes to many sites with no problems. I would recommend posting the the module support thread for help.

Thanks,

Anne

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Originally Posted by picaflor-azul

This is not a template related problem. I have installed the stamps.com changes to many sites with no problems. I would recommend posting the the module support thread for help.

Thanks,

Anne

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I knew it wasn't possible it could be the template. It was just strange that they couldn't see my admin folder after the template install.
I just uninstalled and did a fresh reinstall of the Stamps software and everything is ok now. Template is beautiful.
Thanks for all of your help...and the Template.

The search box where it says "Enter search keywords here" is interfering with my images when Im using Lightbox to enlarge the images. The search box is actually in front of the image as shown in the image I have attached here. Is there any way to get the search box to stay under the image instead of in front of it?? :blink:

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Originally Posted by DML73

The search box where it says "Enter search keywords here" is interfering with my images when Im using Lightbox to enlarge the images. The search box is actually in front of the image as shown in the image I have attached here. Is there any way to get the search box to stay under the image instead of in front of it?? :blink:

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Changing the z-index will give priority to the lightbox.

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Originally Posted by yaritai

Changing the z-index will give priority to the lightbox.

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hmm..that seems easier said that done... I tried setting:

#lbImage {z-index: 500;}

but that didn't help anything.

Any other ideas?

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Originally Posted by DML73

hmm..that seems easier said that done... I tried setting:

#lbImage {z-index: 500;}

but that didn't help anything.

Any other ideas?

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If you post a link to your site I can take a look.

The z index of the light box needs to be higher than the z index on the search bar.

Thanks,

Anne

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Originally Posted by picaflor-azul

If you post a link to your site I can take a look.

The z index of the light box needs to be higher than the z index on the search bar.

Thanks,

Anne

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The site is:
http://www.usconverters.com/serial-e...verter-us2000a

You can see the problem whenn you enlarge the product image.

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Originally Posted by DML73

hmm..that seems easier said that done... I tried setting:

#lbImage {z-index: 500;}

but that didn't help anything.

Any other ideas?

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I could only comment on the information you gave which looking at a picture really did not do good at that time. But since you have given a link, just change the z-index of the #navMainSearch from 10000 to something below the lightbox of 9999. So give it any number below it like 9500. This will now push the search box behind it. I would not mess with the lightbox z-index as you don't want to mess the configuration already set by it.

On another note, your mobile dropdown is a bit wonky on firefox as it shows uncollapsed always. Don't know if that was what you were trying to attain but figured it was worth mentioning.

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Originally Posted by yaritai

I could only comment on the information you gave which looking at a picture really did not do good at that time. But since you have given a link, just change the z-index of the #navMainSearch from 10000 to something below the lightbox of 9999. So give it any number below it like 9500. This will now push the search box behind it. I would not mess with the lightbox z-index as you don't want to mess the configuration already set by it.

On another note, your mobile dropdown is a bit wonky on firefox as it shows uncollapsed always. Don't know if that was what you were trying to attain but figured it was worth mentioning.

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Thanks, that worked! However I also had to change #mega-wrapper to z-index:9997; otherwise the search box would not display (I guess it would be behing the wrapper).
Thanks for mentioning about the uncollapsed dropdown, but I actually did this intentionally.

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Originally Posted by DML73

Thanks, that worked! However I also had to change #mega-wrapper to z-index:9997; otherwise the search box would not display (I guess it would be behing the wrapper).
Thanks for mentioning about the uncollapsed dropdown, but I actually did this intentionally.

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I am happy that you figured it ou ;)

Thanks,

Anne