I'm having problems with the shop main page of WooCommerce. I have all my products in two rows, that's OK. But after that, the products appear on a unordered list and I can't remove it by hooks and by CSS
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The items that are circled is what I don't want them to appear on the webpage
This might be because of the plugin/theme conflict. Do check the Woocommerce -> System Status and look for errors.
Make sure you are using the latest version of Wordpress and Woocommerce.
How to debug:
wordpress.org/support/topic/how-to-debug-issues-after-updates
Perhaps it would be easier to find what is causing the conflict. Try temporarily switching back to the WordPress Twenty Sixteen Theme, or Storefront, and disable all plugins except for WooCommerce. If that resolves the issue, then slowly re-enable plugin one by one until you find the one that’s causing the conflict
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Instead of images showing up as thumbnails underneath the main product image, they are getting added to the description section of each product. Here is an example product page: https://vdgmilitaria.com/shop/other-axies-allies/italy/ww2-italian-german-african-campaign-medal/
Any idea what could be causing this?
As a side note it seems like some of the styles on the website are now broken too and things are sitting in weird places such as the screenshot attached.
I've tried inspecting the product pages on my website with the web developer tools, but still can't figure out what is going on here.
This issue is likely caused by changes made to the WooCommerce theme or plugins affecting the product page layout and functionality. To fix it, you can try the following steps:
Disable all plugins temporarily and see if the issue is resolved. If so, re-enable each plugin one by one and check if the issue reappears after each activation.
If disabling plugins doesn't resolve the issue, try switching to a default WordPress theme like Twenty Twenty-One to see if the problem is with the theme.
If the issue still persists, you can try contacting the WooCommerce support team or the theme author for further assistance.
If all else fails, consider hiring a WordPress developer to investigate the issue and make necessary fixes.
Note: Before making any changes, it's always a good idea to backup your website to avoid losing any data.
Bit of an issue I'm having with the WooCommerce plugin on WP.
When installed, it points to a default store page (changeable to other pages). However, whichever page it points to is completely blank in the WP editor, but has assets like a sidebar and product menu when previewed/published.
This is somewhat editable within WooCommerce's customise tab in WP. You can add/remove sidebar.
screenshot of the customise tab
However, I cannot for the life of me remove the product menu from the page because the editor shows a blank page, but WC is adding in its default assets. Its default assets would be fine, if it wasn't for the typo in the sidebar. 'Brows by categories' instead of 'Browse by categories' is utterly infuriating.
screenshot of the published page with iffy sidebar
I could remove the store page entirely, but I want to run it in catalog mode which removes 'add to cart' and everything that goes with it.
The aim of the page is to essentially show products available in store, with all the details like a store page, but without the purchasing functionality.
So far I've tried:
Uninstalling and reinstalling plugin
Editing HTML on the page (nothing shows just like the edit page)
Removing default store page (this disables catalog mode, the plugin I need)
I wouldn't be against ditching WooCommerce if I was able to setup a product catalog by other means. WooCommerce' system would be so good if it weren't for that ruddy typo!!
Any help would be incredibly appreciated. Thanks
Woocommerce is fullly customizable, it has a lot of action/filter which you can hook into to edit things or just overwrite his template file by simply copying them into your theme main directory inside the "woocommerce" folder (if you don't have it already, simply create it).
After you created that directory you can copy any file from the /wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/templates directory and just make it become w/e you want =)
You can create a personalized shopping page with the elementor plugin.
Working with elementor is very simple and you can get the result you want with a simple Google search.
I hope I could help.
At some point, we don’t know when, category pages stopped showing anything other than the header/footer of the page. This isn’t for just one category, but all categories and sub-categories.
The main store page, and products, display fine. For example, this is a product page.
https://thesmartspacer.com/product/conference/
But, when you click on one of the categories in the breadcrumb path, you get a blank page.
Similarly, if you click on any category at:
https://thesmartspacer.com/product-category/
Nothing comes up — blank page (except header/footer).
Even categories with only products in them (e.g., no subcategories), same result:
https://thesmartspacer.com/product-category/uses-and-applications/banquet-and-events/
I’ve tried disabling all the plugins that were added at any point in recent history … or that I suspected could impact categories, including Yoast and Yoast Premium. But, pages category and subcategory pages are still blank.
Ideas? I’m just baffled and if I cannot figure this out, I’m going to need to cleanse the site of categories so it’s functional … which is drastic, and I don’t want to go there.
Help!
Thanks!
Neil
Your site is showing the following error
thesmartspacer.com/:426 GET https://thesmartspacer.com/wp-content/themes/Divi/core/admin/fonts/modules.woff net::ERR_ABORTED 404 (Not Found)
check why link is not working
thesmartspacer.com/:426 GET https://thesmartspacer.com/wp-content/themes/Divi/core/admin/fonts/modules.woff
or
Try following solution, it's on divi theme
Refer: https://divi.help/threads/ttf-module-is-slowing-down-the-page.3062/
So that others benefit from the answer that took me days to figure out...
This answer only applies to products displaying, not categories and subcategories.
We found from elegant themes that the theme template had gotten changed (I believe overwritten by a global for the default), and that there needs to be a specific WooCommerce category template that has NO body defined for the template.
So that this is documented for others, see:
When using divi with theme templates, and WooCommerce, you must have a specific cateogry template with an empty body
If you use templates for a theme, WooCommerce will NOT display categories unless there's a specific template set up for WooCommerce category pages that removes the body.
We’re just getting started with WooCommerce and are preparing a store with just a few categories and products in it to play around with it and get to know it before we get seriously into it.
We don’t yet have an SSL certificate for our website.
Does this mean that we won’t be able to create a store and test it until we get an SSL certificate?
As is, we’re seeing blank pages when we go to cart and try to go to checkout. On those pages, our header is there, but the page below the header is empty, blank.
I posted this same question in an existing thread that mentioned this, but haven’t had a reply. Thought maybe it might be missed in that other thread.
maybe, can you see do code shablon this page?
Thank you.
I came across this issue while writing a custom WooCommerce theme from scratch. I realized that if your theme has a page.php template (or any of the fall-back templates in the WP hierarchy) - you need to make sure, that the_content(); function gets called in the template that your page post-type is going to use (either page.php, singular.php or index.php) - if you are using the standard WooCommerce setup.
If not, the WooCommerce short-codes are simply never output - which the cart, checkout, my-account and order-tracking pages depend on.
Make sure to enter the [woocommerce_cart] shortcode in the Cart page and [woocommerce_checkout] shortcode on the checkout page.
And Goto Woocommerce settings and set the Cart Page, Checkout page.
This should solve the issue.
Meanwhile, check the Woocommerce -> System Status and look for errors.
If you are using any page builder, make sure you enter the Shortcodes in the text box modules.
If you still face the issue, try reverting back to Gutenburg editor or classic editor instead of Page builder.
How to debug:
wordpress.org/support/topic/how-to-debug-issues-after-updates
Perhaps it would be easier to find what is causing the conflict. Try temporarily switching back to the WordPress Twenty Sixteen Theme, or Storefront, and disable all plugins except for WooCommerce. If that resolves the issue, then slowly re-enable features until you find the one that’s causing the conflict
The cart, my-account and checkout pages are all blank when I try view them. All I get is the header and footer. All I have done so far is download WooCommerce, go through the settings and add theme support. My shop page wasn't working until I added theme support but now thats the only page that does. Also I've noticed that if I use WooCommerce shortcode in my php files I can get the pages. But the shortcode doesn't seem to be working in the backend. BTW I'm using my own custom theme incase thats relevant.
What can I do to fix this?
update:
This must be an issue with my theme as if I set one of the default ones to active all the WooCommerce pages show. But I don't know what my themes issue is yet.
update: I have noticed that the WooCommerce pages are allowing me to add templates to them, apart from the shop page which is working. Why is this happening?
There are few steps to do.
First turn on debug, by switching WP_DEBUG to true.
View source of page, and check if everything is being rendered, and also check console for JS error.
At last, for theme, if after switching to default theme, content shows up, there is a theme related issue.
Check for missing templates or template parts or structure within related with page from which content is missing and compare it with default themes templates and template parts.
See if there is some template part missing, or modified, like content.php or content-page.php, the_content() , etc.