I am using Oxygen Theme (Laborator) with WooCommerce. I also use a plugin called “Woocommerce German Market” to use the Shop in Germany.
Until yesterday, when I updated the theme, everything worked fine. But now my checkout button is missing. When I go to checkout page, there is no button to continue. You can check on my page: http://th16580w23.vorschauseite.eu/
I already checked with the plugin support – it seems to come from different not standard named strings? The problem does not occur with other themes.
I really hope you can help me with this. I really need this.
By the looks of it it's working fine.
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I am trying to use the widget 'Super Store Finder' with no luck. Well I had some luckas I can get it to work on the page it is supposed to be on, however it shows up above the header on my home page too. Thinking it had something to do with the Goodlayers theme and page builder I am using, I tried building a standalone site with WPBakery and Elementor with less luck. Keep in mind with my first theme, all I had to do was activate the theme and it started showing up. Didn't add it to a page or anything at all. I don't want to get in to the complexities of fixing the plugin. I more or less am interested in a workaround.
I am using all the latest versions of everything btw.
My big question is simply...How can I stop this plugin from showing up on my homepage?
Continuing my search, I came across a plugin called 'freesoil Deactivate Plugins' and you can choose which page you do not want a plugin to show up on. Easy peasy finally....
I am having an issue with woocommerce on my checkout page and I have the shopkeeper theme running on my site.
It displays the checkout fields, coupon fields, and subtotal twice.
Here is the issue
So far I have tried:
Changing themes (The same issue shows)
Deleting and re-installing woocommerce plugin and all woocommerce-related plugins
I checked my cart.php file via filezilla but am not too sure what I should be looking for.
Any sort of help would really be appreciated or if there is any sort of CSS that can quick fix it for me.
Thank-you!
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I'm having a real struggle with fixing the following issue.
In attached screenshot you can see I have 2 different shipping methods setup.
However, whenever I want to choose the Local Pickup (Free) as the method I get the little spinner from Wordpress for a couple of seconds but the selection changes back to Flat Rate. I have the same issue on the cart as the checkout page.
Things I already tried: disabling all plugins, change the active theme, update wordpress, nothing helped so far :/
Don't see any js issues also.
Has anyone got an idea perhaps? :)
Thanks
I seem to be having some problems with my J-Query when using Woocommerce. I have installed Woocommerce and am using a custom theme (Foundation-master). Woocommerce works fine apart from the J-query of certain elements. For example on the checkout page the "ship to different address form" is always displayed despite whether the checkbox is ticked and when clicking on different payment options the default option is always displayed.
There are no conflicts in the console.
When I switch to the Twenty Fourteen theme Woocommerce works fine.
Does anyone know how to fix this? Or would anyone be able to point me in the direction of a way to get closer to the problem?
This was an issue of how i was registering my scripts. See here
http://foundation.zurb.com/forum/posts/2284-foundation-5-to-wordpress-js-jquery-scripts
I was having trouble with the WishList Members plugin that's already installed on an installation of wordpress I'm working on. I built a new custom theme, but the posts that are members only don't show up after I log in. It says "Posts not found." If I switch back to the previous theme all of the content shows up with no problem and I noted that all of the URLs are the same. Just seeing if I need to add in the registration key to the new theme or if there was something else I was missing.
Thanks in advance for any help!
-Frank
So I more or less figured out the answer to this. If you're making your own theme in wordpress there's a lot that goes on behind the scenes with the prepackaged themes. Basically, if you just turn your custom theme into a child theme of one of these themes yours will inherit all of the functionality needed for plugins that don't seem to work right. I hope this helps someone down the road if ever they have the same problem as me.
-Frank