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Hi,
For some reason my product gallery pictures have turned white e.g. http://www.gadjetsupply.com/product/elite-metallic-8-pin-usb-cable-iphone-5-6/
If you hover your mouse in the blank area below the main image you will see that you can click on the pictures – but you cannot see them because they are white!
Any help would be much appreciated!
Regards,
D
Wild guess…
Line 744 of the source for that link:
.images .thumbnails a img {opacity:0}
What happens if you increase opacity to something more than 0?
I really wanted to test this but Safari’s editor sucks so bad I cannot figure out how to live edit and see if this is the problem.
If not what about in the code that defines the class “thumbnails”?
I think your guess is not so wild. That seems to be it exactly.
Great!
Fantastic guys, problem solved. Thanks a bunch!
We can only view the source code of the page you gave us. Depending on what platform your site is built on, large parts of that page are probably dynamically generated and/or include snippets from other files we wouldn’t have access to. You can use some kind of text search tool that does the equivalent of “grep” to search a directory containing all your source to figure out where it is. It should be in there somewhere.
It’s most likely going to be in a file ending in .css
Can you ask the person who originally built the site?
I have reduced the size of the thumbnails, but for some reason there are only 3 columns.
Example: http://www.gadjetsupply.com/product/aux-audio-cable/
Is it possible to have 5 or 6 thumbnails next to each other instead of only 3?
Thanks!