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trying to find where image is pulling from on wordpress site
I was asked to fix a problem with a site called cfferns.com, when you go to a particular fern ( i.e the crocodile fern on the front page) and click on the image thumbnail, the larger image doesnt load. Now I know that in a normal page the image path would probably be wrong or something, but I cant find where the images are in this. Am I missing something?
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Well, the image on that page is
Code:
http://cfferns.com/wp-content/uploads/wpsc/product_images/Rabbit Foot (White) - Humata tyermannii 2.jpgCode:
<a href="http://cfferns.com/wp-content/uploads/wpsc/product_images |
the tumbnail image and the large image are one and the same file, so the file itself exists, you appear to have an issue with thickbox plugin itself
^ -- what he said ;) |
How do I access that part of the code though? Im looking in the wordpress backend and dont see it? Am I just being really dumb?
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I think the easiest thing is just to remove the / from the name of the product. Looks like this is running WP eCommerce - and that will be sucking in the name and using that for the rel attribute on that page.
EDIT: Also looks like this is a problem on many other products as well. I'd suggest replacing the / with a - instead. EDIT AGAIN: This page, without a slash in the name, works: http://cfferns.com/products-page/fer...tiquum-leslie/ so looks like that's the problem alright. |
I just tried doing that, and so far it didnt work, in wordpress is there a way to get into the nitty gritty code rather than just this php and shortcode?
wait no, that worked! thanks! |
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