Hello again,

Today I released version 1.0.8 of the CoinPayments adapter. This new version caches coin logos on your site’s upload directory and subsequently serves them from there.

This should resolve the problem you encountered with the Exchange extension, but please let me know if it did not.

with regards

@bigblue It looks like your theme is somehow interfering with the CSS for the coin logos.

With the latest update 1.0.7 to the CoinPayments adapter, it is possible that your logos are now shown, while before they may not have been available.

With the latest update 4.0.6 to Bitcoin and Altcoin Wallets, I added a very simple rule to the CSS:

https://github.com/dashed-slug/wallets/compare/4.0.5%2e%2e%2e4.0.6#diff-b4ffa000a43467dfca54ca913f9e0e67

You could try this:

1. Delete the file wallets-4.0.6.min.css. This will force the plugin to fall back to the unminified CSS, wallets.css.
2. Then edit the file wallets.css and remove the latest change, i.e. .dashed-slug-wallets .icon img { width: 100%; }
3. See if this makes a difference, after clearing your browser’s cache.

It is also possible that some other rule is needed. If you like I can login to your site as a user with the has_wallets capability, and investigate. Since this is an issue that is probably specific to your theme, I cannot investigate without logging in.

Ultimately I would like to implement Customizer integration. This is something I have been postponing for months now, since it is not critical to the plugin’s operation. But I believe the time has come to address the issue of styling once and for all with a more formal approach, so Customizer support will be included in one of the next releases. It will be possible to control the icon size among other things.

Let me know in an email if you want me to login and look at your theme more closely.

with regards