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Hi @gabriel0811,

I’d recommend that you check out this extension that meets the said goal – Product Availability Slots for WooCommerce.

You can go through the documentation to know more about its functionalities but feel free to create a presales ticket with us if you have any questions about it.

Hope this helps.
Thanks.

Hi @azadbakhsh,

The display of that category description is mainly controlled by your theme. It’s usually not prominent by default, but some themes show it.

I’d recommend two approaches here to have the category description shown conditionally on the first page of a category:
* Reaching out to the theme authors to see if they can assist with this modification – You can reach them through: https://themeforest.net/item/martfury-woocommerce-marketplace-wordpress-theme/21273233/support.
* Getting custom code assistance from a developer – I’d recommend consulting with the WooCommerce Customizations Partners.

Hope this helps.
Thanks.

Hi @princysharma18,

There are a few checks I’d recommend that you do:
* Could you recheck whether the payment method is enabled in WooCommerce → Settings → Payments?
* If you find that it’s enabled but not showing, could you try enabling the BACS (Direct bank transfer) method and check if it is shown on the checkout page?

If neither are shown, kindly do a full conflict test as explained in this guide to see if a certain tool is causing the issue.
* If conflict testing doesn’t find a particular tool, please share your status report from WooCommerce → Status for closer checks.

Let us know how it goes.
Thanks.

Hi @briandash,

I disabled all plugins besides the necessary Oxygen and WooCommerce ones. If I disable Oxygen and use the Storefront theme the site shows up as a blank page.

When doing a conflict test, it is usually recommended to change to a default WP theme like Twenty Twenty-One then disable all plugins, and only then check if the issue persists. If it does not, you will want to reactivate your theme and plugins, one by one, checking for the one that causes the issue to come back.

* If the site becomes blank after switching your theme, try going directly to your shop, cart, and checkout pages using the relevant URLs.

Kindly let us know how it goes.
Thanks.

Hi @pxmalye,

Just to check, before clearing the transients, had you deleted the customer’s data directly from the wp_wc_customer_lookup table?

It’s best to do these actions sequentially – first, delete the customer’s data then clear the transients.

As @luminus recommended, you’re best placed getting assistance from a developer or your host if you’re not comfortable with this.
If you’re doing it on your own, exercise caution and keep a backup of your site (UpdraftPlus can help with backups).

Here’s a plugin that can help you access PHPMyAdmin where you’ll find the wp_wc_customer_lookup table – https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-phpmyadmin-extension/.

Thanks.

Hi @chingchingching,

Apologies for the delay.

Kindly try adding the following CSS to your Customizer → Additional CSS box, the second one is optional:

/* Changes the whole payment section background to white */

.woocommerce #payment ul.payment_methods li, .woocommerce-page #payment ul.payment_methods li {
    list-style-type: none;
    background-color: white !important;
}

/* Optional - changes payment method background to black for visibility */
.woocommerce #payment div.payment_box, .woocommerce-page #payment div.payment_box {
    background-color: black !important;
    color: white !important;
}

Let us know how it goes.
Thanks.

Hi @churchinchicago,

When I substitute 6570 in the suggested link http://www.biblesandbooksonline.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=1234&action=edit I get an Auto Draft screen.

If possible, share with us more details about this “auto draft” screen. A screenshot of it would also be appreciated. You can use https://snipboard.io/ to share screenshots here.

When I substitute 6571 I get an order, but it’s for an order that took over the 6571 order number that had apparently been deleted.

It’s a bit unlikely. Is it possible to share a bit on how you arrived at this conclusion?

When I substitute 6572 I get the message “You attempted to edit an item that doesn’t exist. Perhaps it was deleted”?

For some reason, either the order did not exist or was deleted.

One key thing to point out is that WooCommerce order numbers are not always sequential, they’re most likely going to be random. Due to this, it might appear as though you have missing orders in between numbers, but in reality, none is missing. Thus, when you have an order #6571, the next one might not be #6572 since this number could have been already assigned to a post by WordPress.
That said, there are plugins like Sequential Numbers Pro that offer the ability to have order numbers in a given sequence.

Thanks.

Hi @steveduffis,

If possible, kindly share with us the shop page URL so that we can take a closer look.

Thanks.