Mat
(@mateithemeisle)
Hello @thesickle ,
Thank you for using Neve and for reaching out!
The option to display the Category Title and it’s description are avaialble in the PRO version. However, you can achieve this effect in the free version too by adjusting the below code. It should be used in the functions.php file of your child theme. Also, you can check out this previous thread that might help out with this topic.
add_action( 'woocommerce_archive_description', 'woocommerce_taxonomy_archive_description', 100 );
function woocommerce_taxonomy_archive_description() {
if ( is_product_category()) {
$cat_title = single_tag_title("", false);
echo '<h1>' . $cat_title . '</h1>';
$cat_desc = term_description( $cat_id, 'product_cat' );
echo $cat_desc;
}
}
Thank you and have an amazing day!
Hello,
Thank you for the reply.
I saw the previous topic on this but I assumed this was a fix only for the products in Woocommerce and not cetegories in general. However this did not fix the issue and I think you are wrong on Title and Description being a part of Pro version only – maybe for Woocommerce products it is true, but I was reffering to default Categories Description and Title for the categories page.
I made a fresh install on a new subdomain and installed only the theme free version and child theme as I was suspecting something was causing this problematic behaviour. On the free version by default Title and Description appears, so it seems something was broken on my initial setup when I created the topic.
Thank you again for the support and feedback I think you can mark this as resolved.
Mat
(@mateithemeisle)
Hello @thesickle ,
Thank you for your reply and apologies for the delayed response!
Yes, you are correct. That was my bad, I thought you were referring to the Woocommerce ones. Indeed it seems like your initial environment might be at fault due to some particular setting.
You can try and search for plugin conflicts as that is usually the most common reason.
So please deactivate all plugins and check if it resolves your issue and after that try activating the plugins one by one to find problematic plugin. Then replace it with an alternate plugin.
To do it safely without losing any of your work, please take the following steps:
Install and activate the Health Check plugin.
Enable the TroubleShoot mode.
Enable the Neve Theme and open the page.
Does it resolve the issue? If yes, then there is some plugin conflict or configuration error that you can check by enabling theme/plugins one by one in the troubleshooting mode.
Health Check allows troubleshooting without losing the current setup. The changes are done only temporarily until you turn off the troubleshoot mode. However, it is recommended to keep a backup.
You might want to back your website up before doing this; if you don’t already have a backup plugin, then you can use this one: https://wordpress.org/plugins/updraftplus/.
Since it’s a new plugin, it most likely won’t cause any additional issues.
Let us know if this solved your issue.
