Marketpress & Karma Theme Conflict

I am having a challenge getting the MarketPress plugin to work properly on my site using the Karma Theme available from Themeforest. When activated a number of styling conflicts happen; two of the most noticeable are the 1/3 columns below slider on the homepage, and the social icons found in the footer menu & sidebar.

The most frustrating of them all is the display of single products, the product image is always cut off on the right edge and the product is stuck appearing as a post within the site's blog.

I am stumped and would really appreciate some assistance.

Kasia Swiderska
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Hello Daniel,

two of the most noticeable are the 1/3 columns below slider on the homepage, and the social icons found in the footer menu & sidebar.

This issue is created by some MarketPress styles that are applied globally and they are in conflict with some themes styles. I already reported this to developers so they should fix this in new release.
For now, it can be fixed with additional CSS:
```
ul.social_icons.tt_vector_social_icons li,
#content.content_full_width {box-sizing: content-box !important;}
```
The most frustrating of them all is the display of single products, the product image is always cut off on the right edge and the product is stuck appearing as a post within the site's blog.

About the bread crumbs there is not much we can do about that - this is your theme function and if it cannot support custom post types I can only advise to hide it on the product pages.

As for the image - styles from your theme are overriding MarketPress styles, but this CSS code will fix that:
```
#mp-product-gallery {margin: 0;}
```
You can
a) add it to the child theme style.css file
b) use this small plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-custom-css/

kind regards,
Kasia
Daniel
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Thanks for the help on this one, most of the CSS worked.

Since the theme primarily supported WooCommerce I reverted to using that instead of MarketPress to make life easier. Will use it on the next site we do.

Thanks again.