joycegrace
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Thank you, that’s great.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Imsanity] “File size of resized image was larger than the original”Oh sorry I see the conversion can’t apply retroactively. But can you answer to the rest?
Also, What can we do to see if we are setting quality higher? Does this imply we need to do a manual fix?
- This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by joycegrace.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Imsanity] “File size of resized image was larger than the original”Hello, thank you for the quick reply.
Yes it was a png. However, these are the settings I used: https://cloudup.com/ciyBrIEOmeg
I set it to convert PNGs to JPGs
I didn’t know that DPI was different than quality. I meant that in the settings, I set what I thought was dpi to 90. Actually I was wrong, it was 82.
With this further information, can you help us understand what we need to fix now?
Can you help us answer the other questions?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce Blocks] Featured block says critical error@nerrad your code seemed to work and now the blocks work – thank you all very, very much!
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In reply to: [Meow Lightbox] Passive listeners?thank you. Can you notify me when this is done?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WooCommerce gallery thumbnail to use WordPress thumbnail?I found this:
add_filter( 'woocommerce_gallery_thumbnail_size', function( $size ) { return 'thumbnail'; } );From: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/image-sizes-theme-developers/
But it doesn’t take the 150×150 size at all.
It just uses the original uploaded image to display as the gallery thumbnail.
Does anyone know why?
I checked the file system and the 150×150 definitely exists. So does the default 100×100 which is from Woocommerce.
Might be my theme…
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- This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by joycegrace.
- This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by joycegrace.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Thumbnail size not being generatedYou know what, it took me two hours and eventually I figured this out!
Ugh… one of those days.
Thank you so much for responding to this, and so quickly too.
I have notified the person who posted that original code.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce Blocks] Featured block says critical errorThank you all very much! I’ll try these out and report back here
- This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by joycegrace.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Genesis Blocks] Load resources on every page?Can we get an ETA on when this will be addressed? Or is there a way using a plugin such as Asset Cleanup or something like that?
Thank you, this is the answer I was looking for.
I did say earlier “How can I exclude variable products, and their ‘child’ variations, from showing up in the feeds?”
So I was using the terminology I think you’re using now, but it sounded like you didn’t understand what was happening since you said in response:
“Variable products are, by default, excluded from making it to the feed for Google Shopping and Facebook feeds so they should not be in your feed in the first place.
Are you sure those are variable products? ”
That’s why I used different words in my next post, to explain it in another way, hoping to create more understanding of the situation.
Anyway, thank you for the help.
They are absolutely, one-thousand-percent variable products. However they are the ‘child’ products (i.e. the individual variants) of the parent product.
E.g. https://www.bclaserandskincare.com/product/natural-finish-pressed-mineral-foundation-spf-20-by-colorescience/Every single colour shade of this product shows up in the feed. This also happens with variants based on size.
Here is how that product is set up in the back end: https://cloudup.com/ci_tt4jmz3f
Here are more examples of the variants of variable products showing up in our Google Merchant Centre feed diagnostics, and the error this is resulting in (because variations can’t have identifiers without using your paid plugin, of course): https://cloudup.com/cmUXR9iol0c – to get rid of this error we want to remove the variants and variable products altogether.
This is how it shows up in the feed that your plugin generates (giving one example, but you can see in the “find” bar that there are 8 others of this product): https://cloudup.com/cezGE2QY3PU
I’d be happy to send you the link to the feed privately if there is an email to do that with.
Thank you
Ok, but I tried “variable” using both “contains” and “is equal to” and I set it to “exclude”. Variable products still show up in the feeds, in both Facebook and Google feeds.
How can I exclude variable products, and their ‘child’ variations, from showing up in the feeds?
Ok that worked, however, can you tell me why this filter is not working?
I’m trying to exclude all products that are variable from the feed. I tried “contains” with “Variable” and now I’ve tried “is equal to” and “Variable Product”.
It continues to include the variable products in the feed.
If I need to start a new thread for this topic please let me know.
Correct, but I said, “at a product level.” And if you look at the screenshot, you can see that these are standard price settings for a WooCommerce product, and not price settings for individual products in a product bundle. It is a different area of settings. This was so you could be sure we didn’t set a sale price anywhere else that would override or affect the bundle sale price, which was showing up in your feed.
There is no reason to assume that individual products in a product bundle don’t have a price set at all. That’s not something controlled in the product bundle settings, which you can see from additional screenshots. It can only take a discount %, that’s all.
Is that clearer?
Regarding the wrong price being shown up, this might have been an error not to do with your plugin (not sure… it could have been from product bundles, but not something I did). I noticed that the price and sale price were being automatically populated at the product level. But this happened only after I submitted this request, re-submitted the feed to Google, updated your plugin, etc.
The regular price was being used as a ‘base’ price and adding up the numbers wrong. Still the numbers and calculations made no sense. However, this warning seems to have gone away for now. If it comes up again I’ll be in touch.
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Our products do have prices. They are pulled into the product bundle, and then a user has to select the product they want to add to create the bundle. Prices don’t show on the back end of the product bundle creation screen.
The error is gone but the change you made seemed to have triggered a warning. It is now displaying the wrong prices in the feed for the bundles with different settings.
So now there is a new issue, which is not the same as the issue I just posted about. Would you like me to start a new thread to explain this? Or should I continue here?
Thank you for your help.