Hi @luanphilipe,
Happy to help and thanks for confirming what issue you’d ran into. That could be helpful for any future users searching the web for the same issue. 🙂
Hi @boppar,
Got it, even though it’s not built into the block you can add a CSS class to each block and then write a few lines of CSS to make a border in your preferred style(s) around said block. 🙂
Hi @smokingblends
I think there would be away to change out the search box for the held held size also.
There might be, but I’m not good enough with the PHP if it is possible. Like mentioned though you can remove the default search box in the handheld menu and add your own custom link.
There is another small issue. The search box does not quite display properly in the header. It should be a little longer and have the search magnifying glass in it. The way it is being shown in the left footer column now.
Would you be able to send screenshots of what you are referencing here? Thanks!
Hi @boppar,
I’d be curious to know what you found too simple about this block? It’d be great to get that sort of feedback and send it on to our team working on the blocks.
Thanks!
Hi @luanphilipe,
It looks like perhaps you were talking about the Lazy load image feature in Jetpack? The screenshot you posted is no longer available, so I am making assumptions. 🙂
Either way, I’m glad you’d found that and disabled the setting if it wasn’t working out for you.
Hi @onoxin,
As @jarretc mentioned, do you have a way to leave this enabled for us for now? If you do enable it what is your setting within Jetpack for infinite scroll? I ask because either option I used here below in Storefront worked for me.
Link to image: https://cld.wthms.co/YEcaUr
And to clarify as well I was using/testing this on my shop page. I am assuming you were wanting the same thing to happen with any archive page of products?
Either way, let us know if you can re-enable it and what you have it set to. Also, sending your system status could be helpful as well.You can find it via WooCommerce > Status. Select “Get system report” and then “Copy for support”. Once you’ve done that, you can paste it here.
Thanks!
Howdy @luanphilipe,
Well done, that gets a WOO from me. 🙂
Hi @luanphilipe,
I also wanted to follow up, just to reiterate my friend Senff, your hosting provider should likely be the one who installs and sets up an SSL certificate for your site/domain.
If you can then access your site via HTTPS then I would also head into your WordPress settings and change the URLs under Settings > General.
Link to image: https://cld.wthms.co/0mH90j
Using HTTPS here will force all pages to load over HTTPS using your SSL certificate. The mentioned Really Simple SSL plugin will help make sure any other assets like images in posts, etc… load over HTTPS as well.
Nonetheless, Storefronte will work just fine no matter how you get your site to use HTTPS. 🙂
Hi @boppar,
I’m probably using the wrong terms.
That’s a-ok, we can figure out what you mean. I am assuming the issue you had with Elementor Pro was while it made the containers around your content full width, it also provided no padding or margin around your content so it literally went edge to edge in your browser.
Nonetheless, I think you’ve found your way around that with Storefront but thank you for explaining in detail what the issue was.
@melindad,
Continuing with CSS, you can now make the main column take up 100% width of its container.
Link to image: https://cld.wthms.co/8wVj9w
Regarding the layout of the product images, do you have an example of what you are after? Or can you explain with some more detail of what you’re after? It likely seems that it will take some more custom code work as the single product page layout happens all via a template in WooCommerce itself. Those can be customized and overridden depending on what you want to do.
Hi @melindad,
I see you’ve tried removing the sidebar from your product pages via the fun CSS trick of display: none; 🙂
I think you would likely have better luck by following a tutorial like this. –> https://businessbloomer.com/woocommerce-remove-sidebar-single-product-page/
Add the first snippet there via a plugin like Code Snippets if you don’t have another way of adding PHP to your site.
Hi @fmh999,
This should be fixed as of version 2.0.6. I’m sorry this happened to your site.
Disconnecting and reconnecting should clear any duplicate entries. The others would need deleted with a MySQL query.
We used these two queries:
DELETE FROM wp_posts WHERE post_type='scheduled-action' AND post_title='wc_square_refresh_connection' AND post_status='pending' AND ID > 98354;
DELETE c FROM wp_comments c LEFT JOIN wp_posts p ON p.ID = c.comment_post_ID WHERE p.ID IS NULL
The first ID number references the first scheduled action so it leaves at least one of the scheduled action. If you want to remove all of them then that’s not necessary. The second query deletes orphaned comments after deleting the posts.
In theory though you could also just change the post_status from pending to trashed instead of deleting them. The cleanup routine will then catch them after 30 days.
As far as we have seen just reconnecting with 2.0.6 should be sufficient for most but let us know what you find.
Hi @scolombo,
That Square log file is very helpful, a nonce is a tokenized version of a customers card that Square would generate to use for charges.
Regarding that nonce error could you please send us a copy of your site’s System Status? You can find it via WooCommerce > Status.
Select “Get system report” and then “Copy for support”. Once you’ve done that, you can paste it here.
My first assumption is a conflict coming from another piece of software on your site. Most often it would be where the theme interferes with the data being passed to Square. Plugins can also do this, but most commonly it’s improperly coded theme templates with the payment-form.php area or similar.
As a first step in troubleshooting, do you have a staging site? If your host doesn’t offer that option, we recommend WP Staging (https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-staging/) for quickly spinning up a new test site. Then there I’d recommend changing to the default Twenty Seventeen or Storefront theme and then trying again. You can read more about how to do this at this link:
https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/woocommerce-self-service-guide/
If that doesn’t help, you’ll want to check for plugins that are interfering with the values sent to Square. To do that disable all plugins, except for WooCommerce and the WooCommerce Square. Should this still not work with only these 2 active, please let me know.
Hi @liquidclicks,
I’m sorry this issue is plaguing you site when updating to 2.0+
Do you by chance have a staging site where we can dig into this issue further with you, without disrupting the live site?
If your host doesn’t offer that option, we recommend WP Staging (https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-staging/) for quickly spinning up a new test site.
Hi @brian1,
Sorry about your troubles here keeping Square up to date.
Just to confirm for us, you were updating by heading to Dashboard > Updates from wp-admin? You weren’t uploading/overwriting the plugin file via FTP?
