I'm currently developing theme for Wordpress where I'm using Disqus.
How can I disable reactions link which is next to the comments? All instructions over the Internet are saying that I should disable reactions in Disqus settings, but there is not such a thing as reactions option in settings tab.
I'm looking for your help!
We just removed this feature, as Dhaulagiri mentioned, which is why you can't edit the text as you did before - this will be removed by us very shortly. Since the text is served from Disqus globally, it won't require a plugin update to take effect.
If you need this done sooner than about a week, you can contact us and we can disable it: http://disqus.com/support/
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how to solve this "Please choose product options by visiting" variant product woocommerce error?
I had this problem today. But while reading through a similar issue on WordPress Support, I discovered that it's related to a plugin that blocks rendering of the product page until its JS or CSS files are loaded. In my case it was
Yoast SEO: WooCommerce
To fix, you need to identify the plugin and disable it:
Disable all your plugins except WooCommerce and maybe your page
builder.
Check if the issue persist - usually it will go away.
Start enabling your most essential plugins one at a time.
Check for the problem every time you enable one of your plugins.
Once you have found your vilain, you can try to remove any Defer Render-blocking JavaScript or contact the plugin developer for solution if you must use the plugin.
Since Yoast SEO: WooCommerce was not critical to my store, I simply disabled it and I've been happy :)
I have a problem in my Woocommerce shop. Not logged-in users can't add products in their cart! When they press the "add-to-cart-button", the products is added to the cart. But if they refresh the page or go to the cart, it is empty!
If I am logged-in, it is not happening and everything is working good.
Can someone please help?
I think the problem is in your server configuration. If you use any caching plugin deactivate it and hard refresh your browser. Then check again if it works or not?
Here is an article Mike Jolley wrote: http://mikejolley.com/2013/12/20/problems-with-cart-sessions-and-woocommerce/
I had this problem. For me, I realised it was because the session_id column in the wp_woocommerce_sessions table was not auto incrementing. After I modified the table, it worked.
In case anybody else runs into this: hosting providers like WP Engine make extensive use of caching to improve the performance of your webshop. Although, they're excluding pages where this is not desired, like the cart or checkout page.
They do this for the default paths (/cart, /checkout) only, though. So if you change the default path to adapt the URLs to your language of choice, for example, make sure to write to their support so they can add exceptions for your pages.
See here for a description of this issue from WP Engine.
It sounds like the website is behaving differently for logged in users vs. visitors – this won’t be affected by the “checkout without registering” option. This kind of problem is usually caused by either a conflict with your theme, Plugin or with Cache.
The best way to determine if the issue is being caused by a theme and/or plugin is to temporarily switch your theme to Storefront and disable all plugins except for WooCommerce. A good way to do this is with a free plugin called Meks Quick Plugin Disabler ( https://wordpress.org/plugins/meks-quick-plugin-disabler/ ), which will remember what plugins you currently have active so it’s easy to switch back.
If that resolves the issue, then slowly re-enable features until you find the one that’s causing the conflict.
Please follow this link for Cache full detail: https://businessbloomer.com/woocommerce-solving-cart-empty-issue/
For me the issue was using "cart-2". WP-Engine does not cache "cart" but does for other pages. I changed the URL and it started working.
i had created a free word press blog, but i did not add plugin.
Is there no plugin option for free members? my blog and my admin page screen shot is uploaded in http://ponnusamyror.wordpress.com/how-can-i-add-plugin-in-free-wordpress-account/? please anyone show me the result
You can’t use plugins in wp.com blogs. First check Appearance>Widgets for useful sidebar items. There’s a lot that can be done with Text widgets, which accept html (but no javascript or flash).
http://en.support.wordpress.com/plugins/
Most WordPress.com users won’t find a Plugins tab in your dashboard. We include and configure the plugins for you, so you don’t need to worry about them.
Hope this may help you!!!
There are guides online for activating Disqus on Wordpress but nobody seems to have the particular problem which I am having. Previously to installing Disqus I had WP comments and they worked just fine. After activating the Disqus plugin, enabling discussions/comments, and opening comments everywhere, the comment box is gone, not a single trace.
There is simply no trace that Disqus even exists on my website. I don't believe that it is a theme issue because after disabling the theme, no comment boxes are still present.
Has anyone experienced this before? What are some methods I can look for / call in my templates that are supposed to bring up WP items?
Thanks.
It would always disappear because only one comment system should be there. Anyways, you can get the disqus comment box code and add it at the end of the post. This would make both the comment systems visible and both won't disturb other.
I am creating a blog for my site using Word Press. The only part of the site managed by word press will be the blog. So far I have created a basic theme which displays my blog posts however I don't have anything offering users the option to comment on my blog posts.
This is something I want to have implemented. I am against the idea of installing plug-ins but I am new to the Word Press platform so was wondering if someone could offer any suggestions in regards to how I would go about performing this within Word Press (preferably without a plug-in)
Thanks
in case you do want to use WordPress's built-in commenting system, you can enable that in the settings under discussion -- just need to click the box next to "Allow people to post comments on new articles" (along with whatever other settings you wish)
from SO comment thread... support for WP comments discussed in part 2 of tutorial: http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/wordpress/how-to-create-a-wordpress-theme-from-scratch-part-2/