Hey @andersjp
The way the products are displayed is mainly determined by Elementor. For this particular block/section, it looks like everything is specifically set to be shown in 2 columns, regardless of screen size.
I would suggest to check the Elementor settings of this block and see if there is an option to make it show in 1 column for smaller screens.
If you can’t find that, I’d recommend to check this with Elementor’s support team.
Hey @lucaminici
If it’s only happening with forms that were created with Contact Form 7 (and you don’t see this issue with other forms, such as the standard WordPress contact forms, or the WooCommerce checkout page), it’s best to reach out to Contact Forms 7 directly.
Third party plugins are best supported by their own resp. developers (and more importantly, I’d rather not give you any incorrect information).
You can reach them here:
https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/contact-form-7/
Hey @otenbadesignsuppers
It looks like the images look normal/good on your site. Do you mean that the images look too small in the Elementor editor?
Hey @danielgepp
It looks like this may be coming from a plugin you’ve installed, or some custom code.
Either way, you can fix this with a little bit of custom CSS code.
Go into your site’s admin Dashboard and select Appearance → Customize → Additional CSS. In the CSS textbox on the left, add the following code:
@media screen and (max-width: 782px) {
.hfeed.site {
padding-top: 0 !important;
}
}
Select “Publish” from the top, and your changes will be applied to your site.
Hi @elfstacy
When I look at your site on my mobile device, I do see the Paypal button on checkout. Here’s what I see on my end:
Image link: https://d.pr/i/9Vzj6S
Is that not what you’re seeing?
Hey @emarioc
Both WordPress and WooCommerce have had updates since the last version of Paypal Checkout was released in November 2020. That’s why you may see a message saying it hasn’t been tested with the current versions. The “tested up to” numbers are only changed when a new version of the plugin is released.
Since the plugin is working well with the current versions of WordPress and WooCommerce, there was no need for a new release. When Paypal Checkout releases their next update, those numbers will be changed to match the current WordPress and WooCommerce versions.
Hope this clarifies it a bit! If you have any further questions, please let us know. 🙂
Hey @webarkitekterne
You mentioned that you haven’t changed the theme during your testing, though I can see that you’re using a child theme of Storefront, not Storefront itself.
Have you tried this by deactivating all plugins (except WooCommerce and Stripe), and switch to the Storefront parent theme, to see if the issue still occurs that way?
Hey @neal86
Paypal Checkout has the option to let your customers buy now and pay later with Pay in 4 and PayPal Credit , which are available for users in the U.S, though it doesn’t have the option to show that right on the product page.
You can read a bit more about how to set that up right here:
https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/paypal-express-checkout/
Hey @neal86
The option to spread it over 4 payments is coming from another plugin — in this case, it appears that is done with this plugin.
You can also use other plugins for that, that work with other gateways (including Paypal), such as WooCommerce Deposits.
Hey @darioagostini
First, make sure you’re updated to the latest version of the Facebook for WooCommerce plugin.
Then, when you go through the setup of the plugin and get to the step where you configure “What is Woocommerce Integration allowed to do?“, make sure that all fields are enabled. Facebook recently updated its settings to toggle “Manage your business” permission to OFF by default, so it’s important that you specifically change this to ON. Here is a screenshot for your reference:
Image link: https://d.pr/i/3A0ayI
Let us know if that helps!
Hey @onlinetravelgear
It looks like this may be coming from your page editor. Do you also see this when you edit a product with the default WordPress/WooCommerce editor?
Hey @khoramdelsaeed20
Thats right, any fields you add using this plugin will show both on the registration form, and in the user’s My Account section (under Account Details).
Here are some screenshots of that:
REGISTRATION FORM:
Image link: https://d.pr/i/lQE0Hr
MY ACCOUNT:
Image link: https://d.pr/i/JODWfm
Hey @marionhbn
My apologies, I think I misunderstood the issue.
When you include the shortcode [privacy-policy], that is properly converted to a link, but when you use [terms-and-conditions], it doesn’t. Is that right?
If that’s the case, then this is normal behavior. If you want to include a link to the T&C page, you can use the following code:
Your personal data will be used to process your order, support your experience throughout this website, and for other purposes described in our <a href="/terms-and-conditions/">terms and conditions</a>.
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Hey @gianmarcovarrone
Maybe Conditional Shipping and Payments might be helpful here.
With that, customers will still be able to add items to their cart, but they won’t be able to place an order if their shipping address is located outside a certain area, and if their cart contains certain products.
For example, you can set up rules to hide all shipping methods and payment methods to a customer if their shipping address is outside Italy and their cart contains an item from the category “Fresh Products”.
Or, only show the “Local Delivery” option if they are located in a certain area in Italy.
Let us know if that works!
Hey @johnboone
It’s always possible that there are plugins in your site that work well with WooCommerce 4.9.2, but not with WooCommerce 5, and that might cause the issue.
Because of that, it’s important to test if the issue is still present when your site is on a default theme with WooCommerce being the only active plugin.
If you see that the issue still appears when your site is on a default theme and WooCommerce is the only plugin active, it’s safe to say that it’s related to (a setting with) WooCommerce itself. If that’s the case, let us know and we can look into it a bit more.
