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Hi @theheartypixel, sorry to hear about the trouble. Please see this document for details of how to turn off the shipping calculation in PayPal, which should fix the issue:
https://www.paypal-community.com/t5/How-to-use-PayPal-Archive/Turning-off-shipping-calculator/m-p/40656#M29458

Hi @kristinubute we haven’t heard back from you in a while. Did you have further questions on updating WooCommerce or were you able to get everything working?

We haven’t heard back from you in a while, so I’m going to mark this as resolved – if you have any further questions, you can start a new thread.

Hi Adam,
I see you’re using Jetpack on your site. Please check your settings under Theme Elements > Infinite Scroll in Jetpack.

Select the top option, ‘Load more posts using default theme behaviour’, and see if that shows the remaining products. You may need to do a hard refresh/clear your cache.
Hope that helps!

Hi there,
Yes that would be considered front-end creation–when the customer does that, is a corresponding order created which appears in the back-end on the orders page for you to review and fulfill? Or do you see no evidence of the order in the back-end? If you do see an order, check the order notes in the right-hand column, there may be more info there for you to take to the developers.

What you’ve described in terms of the cart behaviour is how WooCommerce usually works. In this case, there seem to be mixed messages coming through. The order only completes when the payment success message is received, so it could be that something happens after that point, or the message is sent in error. The plugin authors should be able to assist further as they are familiar with the specific message sent in their plugin.

Hope that helps!

Hi there,

You mentioned that the test site has the same plugins and it’s working there but not on the live site. Therefore there must be some differences between them. Did you create the test site so it is a copy of the live site? You mentioned that the products are different too, this could also have an impact. Other things to look for are ‘must use’ or ‘drop in’ plugins installed by your host, or security or optimization plugins on the live server.

Once you’ve identified the difference and have the test site as a mirror of the live site, you should be able to identify the problem more easily.

Hope this helps!

Sounds good. I’m going to mark this as resolved for now, but if you have any further questions, please start a new thread.

Hi there, spacing/styling is highly theme dependent. Unfortunately we can’t style it to match every theme out there. Here are the two theme we did test against – Storefront http://cld.wthms.co/Wmz7De and TwentySeventeen http://cld.wthms.co/t8xX7I.

Which theme are you using on your site? As you can see in the screenshots above, it is styled differently in different themes.

You can use the CSS class .stripe-icon to manipulate the spacing and styling for your site.