Md Abdullah Al Arif

Hi @guev4ra,

Thanks for letting us know about Astras pro mega menu feature and you guidelines. I will inform the matter to our Dev team.

I really appreciate your kind cooperation on this matter.

Thank you so much.

Hi @santiagouzal,

Thanks for reaching out to us.

Yes, you can use hidden input field data in the Submit Button. Hidden field data fetch only static data, you can see the video to learn more about it. I hope it will help.

Regards,
Arif

Hi @guev4ra,

I understand your concern. According to your query, I’ve checked the MegaMenu with multiple environments, it’s loading fine on my end (video). Even all of my ElementsKit Widgets and Modules are active.

If your header part and page content is heavy to load, then it may catch your eye. So it depends on the server, and how heavy page content you’re using.

Please be informed that we have implemented industry-standard code practices as well as minified, optimized code to get the best out of it.

Thanks for understanding me.

Regards

Arif

Hi @guev4ra,

Thanks for contacting us. Yes, you’re right, it takes a bit to load the JS of MegaMenu, but it depends on the initial response time from the server you’re using.

In order to improve your initial loading time, you can increase your PHP Memory Limit on your site health end.

Regards

Arif

Hi @mikeypowel1 ,

Thanks for contacting us. In order to get a special tag, you can use our hidden input field in the submit button (screenshot).

To get the IP address, you have to enable the Capture Browser Data in the Form Settings (screenshot). After that, it will appear in the Form > Entries > Browser Data (screenshot).

Hope it will help.

Regards

Arif

• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by Md Abdullah Al Arif.

Hi @jptailfashion,

Thanks for sharing the screenshots. It may happen due to the Theme you’re using. BTW, you can use this CSS code to Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS:

.ekit-wid-con .elementskit-clients-slider .swiper-container:not(.swiper-container-initialized) .swiper-slide {
max-width: 100% !important;
margin: 5px !important;
}

It’s working fine after applying this css (screenshot). Hope it will solve your style issue.

Regards

Arif

Hi @bn4ysales,

Thanks for contacting us. There are a few steps you can take to identify and fix the changed permalinks in WordPress. Here’s what you can do:

1. Revert permalink structure: If you remember the previous permalink structure, you can try reverting it back to its original state. To do this, go to your “Settings” -> “Permalinks,” and select the previous permalink structure option. Save the changes, and it should restore the old permalinks.
2. Use a broken link checker plugin: There are several WordPress plugins available that can help identify broken links on your site. One such plugin is “Broken Link Checker.” Here’s how you can use it:
   • Go to Plugins > Add New.” Search for “Broken Link Checker” in the search bar. <span style=”background-color: initial; font-size: inherit;”>You can find the plugin settings in Link Checker. </span>The plugin will scan your website for broken links, including the changed permalinks. It will display a list of broken links, and you can edit them to fix the permalinks accordingly.
   Note: Running a broken link checker plugin can be resource-intensive and might slow down your site temporarily. Please deactivate the plugin after you’ve fixed the broken permalinks.
3. Use a database search and replace tool: If you’re comfortable working with your WordPress site’s database, you can use a search and replace tool to find and replace the changed permalinks directly in the database. One popular plugin for this purpose is “Better Search Replace.” Here’s how you can use it:
   • Install and activate the “Better Search Replace” plugin. Go to “Tools” -> “Better Search Replace” screenshot. In the “Search for” field, enter the changed part of the permalink you want to revert. In the “Replace with” field, enter the original part of the permalink you want to restore. Select the database tables to search (typically, all tables starting with wp_). Deselect the “Run as dry run?” option to perform the actual search and replace. Click the “Run Search/Replace” button.
   The plugin will search for the changed permalinks in the selected database tables and replace them with the original permalinks.

Hope it will help.

Kind Regards

Arif

• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by Md Abdullah Al Arif.

Hi @seven009,

I’ve checked you website. Maybe you’ve removed default WooCommerce Pages like shop, cart, checkout and Myaccount. Please be informed that the ShopEngine is based on WooCommerce plugin. When you create a Shop Template from ShopEngine > Builder templates, it will override default WooCommerce Shop page. It won’t work without WooCommerce default pages.

In order to recreate default WooCommerce pages, please go to WooCommerce > Status > Tools > Create default WooCommerce pages.

After that, create required templates from ShopEngine > Builder Templates and make it active.

Now you can assign the shop page in the button URL as “/shop”, it will redirect you to the shop page.

Details in the video, hope this video will help you.

Best Regards

Arif