[airphotogrParticipant]

Yes, I can also see the map on the link you provided.

Since we don’t know what’s going on, do you have any other ideas for troubleshooting?
What part of the code is loading the Google map and loading it in the page/tab?
Can we trace/log that request on the browser, or on the wordpress ?
It’s not a crucial feature, but it would be nice if I had it.
And if you ever feel even more creative, a full map with all the site’s photos on the map, (as Dreamstime I think does) would be great!

[airphotogrParticipant]

OK, now the site has the default TwentySixteen theme.

You may check, i left it like that.

It now displays on IE & Chrome, the second time I load the page (Shift-F5). But not on Firefox.

What do you see? What’s next?

PS When it does display the pin is in the correct position.

 

 

[airphotogrParticipant]

Here’s another. In your example the exact point and the pin is on the top left of the map, outside the viewed area. Please try to find the pin.

Back to the original: I’ve been to 3 different friends’ offices, across the city, on purpose, I couldn’t see the map. Anywhere.

I tried firefox in safe mode, didn’t work. Tried IE & Chrome, nothing. How will I pinpoint the issue and fix it? Seeing it happen in 3 different offices makes it a real issue. You seeing the map makes it an even stranger issue.

[airphotogrParticipant]

Try using FTP to manually upload the desired watermark file,  using the filename of the existing one.
First rename the existing in order to keep both). Use the same dimensions, this should work in any case.

[airphotogrParticipant]

Thank you George, but no.
Nothing to do with that.
The images have all their licenses, just the License Type & the Resolution data are not displayed, althought they can be found in the html.
You may see the example given above.

[airphotogrParticipant]

If you mark some (or all) the images as “featured”, then they may be randomized using the following woocommerce short-code

You may adjust the numbers to suit your page’s layout.

[airphotogrParticipant]

Hi! The following Custom CSS works in my theme, I hope it works on yours too,

otherwise you need to write something similar, as said above

#wrapper .product-details {display:none!important;}

[airphotogrParticipant]

Woocommerce Version 2.5.5 (seems to be) doing fine on my stock site

http://www.airphoto.gr/aerofotografies/

Could you please point out what can be wrong?

[airphotogrParticipant]

The following custom CSS code does the job in my theme, I hope it does in yours,or just search and tweak a little, if you get what it does.

 

div[itemtype=”http://schema.org/Offer”] > .price {display:none!important;}

 

(but I won’t remove it for my site, as I find it interesting quoting 3-49 euro, I think it makes easier for the client to pay 15 or 19)

 

[airphotogrParticipant]

WooThemes has a Product Vendors Extension for 79$

but I don’t know if/how it will work with Symbiostock.

https://www.woothemes.com/products/product-vendors/

[airphotogrParticipant]

Well, it was local. An extension named “Privacy badger” by the EFF that was messing with Google even when it was disabled (!)

Thank you for your help and sorry for the confusion.

[airphotogrParticipant]

Thank you Geroge, although I haven’t figured out what my local problem is. It’s a relief to know that the site is probably OK, since I see the map in Firefox for android, IE for Windows, but not in Chrome for Windows or Firefox for Windows, even in safe mode for the browser.

That’s what I see:
http://postimg.org/image/u31a5sjq9/

[airphotogrParticipant]

Thank you, something strange is happening, since I checked on 2 computers, will search more.

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