PS. I went and did the following to no avail:
Products > Categories > Edit Category > Display Type: “Products” > Save
Cleared browser cache + refreshed category archive = No change…
Every category is still appearing in each specific category’s archive.
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This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by
cammunro.
I’m not sure how your old code to remove the tabs worked, but here is the best way of doing it: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/editing-product-data-tabs/
I can confirm this code works on the latest version of WC.
For the first issue, are you using the Genesis Connect plugin? I believe that’s a bug in the Genesis Connect plugin (it hasn’t been updated in over a year, so it’s not current with WC templates). We’re currently investigating the best solution for that.
Awesome thanks for the fast help!,
The first link you sent there worked and I was able to delete the tabs I don’t need.
Yes, currently I’m using the genesis connector plugin, thanks for the clarification on that. Hopefully a solution is found for that!
Thank you, I was having this issue today as well…unfortunately my categories are showing up as products, too, even after I added the Removing Tabs snippet to my functions.php file. I am not using the Genesis plugin.
See here: https://www.theboozbox.com/product-category/engraved/ and here https://www.theboozbox.com/product-category/giftboxes/ but oddly not here https://www.theboozbox.com/shop/subscriptions/
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This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by
lspyle. Reason: more info
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This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by lspyle.
@laceypyle,
The 2 issues I was having are separate. The tabs issue was to do with tabs like “reviews” displaying on the product pages which Claudiu was able to help with.
The second issue is the one you are describing, all categories displaying within any category’s archive… which looks like it could be due to the Genesis Woocommerce Connect plugin (are you running that plugin as well?).
I also sent an email to StudioPress (the author company of genesis & the woocommerce <> Genesis connect plugin), hopefully the category issue will be resolved soon.
Thanks, @cammunro. I didn’t realize your issues were separate, but did see where we were having the same problem.
I am not running the Genesis Connect Plugin, however, as you can see, the categories are displaying as products. I’ve also contacted the theme developer for assistance in case this might have been a setting his theme was not prepared for.
Too clarify, the “removing tabs” snippet was in regards to a different issue. It has nothing to do with categories showing on your shop page when it should only be products.
@laceypyle, could you please follow these steps to help track down the plugin or theme causing this issue: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/woocommerce-self-service-guide/. Before doing that though, make sure your settings are configured correctly in the customizer: http://cld.wthms.co/1Xi59n
Thank you, @icaleb. I realize the snippet was not for my issue thanks to cammunro’s response; I removed it from my functions.php file when it did not change anything.
My products and categories are configured correctly: I want to show ONLY categories on the main Shop page (which I do not link to), and I ONLY want to show products within a certain category under each navigational heading (each of which is a link to a category).
This issue was not happening yesterday, and I did not change the configuration of products or categories today.
Hope this more information helps.
Please see: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/woocommerce-self-service-guide/
Once you find out which plugin/theme is causing this to happen, please do report back.
Here’s a temporary, and dirty, solution that worked for me, but will likely brake some stores. Obviously this will be overwritten by the next plugin update, but hopefully the next update will also fix the issue.
In wp-content/plugins/genesis-connect-woocommerce/lib/template-loader.php,
on line 274, comment out woocommerce_product_subcategories();
Like so:
<?php /* woocommerce_product_subcategories(); */ ?>
The upcoming WooCommerce 3.3.1 update will contain a fix for this issue, but any Genesis Connect for WooCommerce plugin users experiencing this can follow the steps to update a template file in Genesis Connect as described here:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/categories-showing-on-shop-page-after-wc-3-3/#post-9921116
For the record, @icaleb and @daveyvanaken (and anyone else who’s here via Google), my WooCommerce store is running the Craze Pro theme by Phoeniixx. I’ve simply added .product-category {display:none} to the CSS, which obviously isn’t ideal, but I hope this will be resolved after the theme author updates the WooCommerece template files.
For sites running a Genesis child theme with the Genesis Connect for WooCommerce plugin, updating to Genesis Connect 0.9.10 will solve the issue: https://wordpress.org/plugins/genesis-connect-woocommerce/
For sites running non-Genesis themes seeing categories on their shop pages, you can use the above CSS, wait for the WooCommerce update, update your own shop templates, or contact your theme developer.
