Jim

The changelog does not appear to be missing. I can confirm the link you’ve provided points to a page with the 0.9.5.3 version notes (scroll down the screen a bit).

• This reply was modified 8 years, 11 months ago by Jim.

Navigate to the plugins directory via FTP (wp-content>plugins). There you will find a list of all plugins used on your website. Locate the iThemes folder and changed the name to something else (it’s a good idea to append something for future reference — e.g. “deactivate-ithemes”). This will deactivate the plugin.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 11 months ago by Jim.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 11 months ago by Jim.

The screenshot depicts the location where you can customize the URL’s (in your case, make shorter). And as mentioned above, you can find this by navigating to the permalinks settings under the settings tab on the left sidebar of WordPress backend (Settings > Pemalinks). You will have to look up the various options and what they do as there is much too much for me to try and explain here.

I apologize for the late response but if you still need help, feel free to PM or message me.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 11 months ago by Jim.

Hey there. So I’m not quite sure what you are asking in regards to #1. WooCommerce is a plugin. Any theme that might be compatible can be installed just like you would any other theme.

Regarding #2: You can adjust the way your store will link to product and category pages through the permalinks settings (Settings > Permalinks). I’ve attached a screenshot with the places you would want to make changes below.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 4 months ago by Jim.

I know this is a little late to the game, but for anyone who comes across this:

Go to WooCommerce > Shipping Zones:

Create a NEW ZONE with a name of your choosing (Often if there are a lot of different zones, I will create a name like “Central & South America (J)” which would aline with DHL Shipping Options that the store uses for exampel).

Select the “This shipping zone is based on one or more countries.” option. Then by clicking in the box next to this option, a drop-down of Countries should present itself. Select wherever you need to create a new Shipping Rate for.

Select “Configure shipping methods” and then choose “Table Rates” from the dropdown on the next screen and go ahead and add this via associated button.

Then select “Edit” from the new Table Rate option which should appear.

Fill out that form accordingly. At the bottom where it says “Table Rates” I normally have something like:

Condition: None; Row Cost: (How Much Shipping to this Location Is); Item cost: 0; oz cost: 0; % cost: 0; Label: (Name of Shipping Carrier for This Location);