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Hi Amandan,

Thank you for writing in with your query.

Please allow me to clear some confusion here.

The specific links that you have mentioned are the buttons in the phone navigation modal – close, reset and apply. These buttons are only meant to control the phone navigation modal. They are not supposed to be crawlable / lead to any other page.

The SEO evaluation tool you are using is getting confused by these links because it doesn’t know their purpose. And since it is trying to ensure you don’t miss out providing urls for all your page links, it is giving you a warning. But these button’s aren’t meant to link to other pages.

So it is giving you false warning. However, in reality they have no consequence on your site SEO.

The links generated by the plugin that actually matter (most importantly product page link) are all crawlable and you will find no warnings related to them.

Still, to avoid the false warnings the buttons will be replaced in a future update so this confusion doesn’t come up at all.

I hope the above information is useful. Please let me know if you have further questions.

Regards,
Kartik

Hi,

Thank you for writing in with your query.

There is a simple solution for this. Please create new columns for your table and place each element in a separate column.

Right now you have placed all row elements in a single column which is causing the misalignment issue.

I will recommend checking out the WooCommerce Product Table tutorials as they are designed to help you get the most out of the plugin in the least time.

The tutorials cover this topic and much more in step by step details.

Happy to answer any further questions.

Regards,
Kartik

Hi,

Thank you for your query. I would like to address your concern.

I agree the text domain name is incorrect there (and some other places), and it’s been fixed for the coming update.

For a solution to your query, please check the plugin FAQs > Navigation > How do I change ‘Sort By’ text / How do I select the default Sort By option?

As you can see over there, the ‘Sort By’ text only appears if the element is not correctly configured. Specifically it happens if you have not provided a sorting option in the Sort By element that matches your table’s initial sorting. The above FAQ will explain how to correct this.

Once you have used the FAQ to add a default sorting option for your table, the ‘Sort By’ text will no longer appear. That should solve the issue you are facing.

Regarding the templates you can check FAQs > Other > How can I edit the templates of this plugin?

Please feel free to write in if you have any further questions.

Regards,
Kartik

Just to let you know – I am closing this topic as I have not received a response in over a week. But if you require further assistance with this or have any other questions about WooCommerce Product Table, please feel free to write in again and I will be happy to answer.

Hi,

I will be happy to help, but since this is a WCPT PRO related question we need to discuss via mail. As per the forum rules unfortunately we cannot be handling PRO related questions here (because that is not the plugin that is available on this site).

I provided you an answer for this question day before yesterday itself over mail, but it seems you might be facing some confusion that I will be happy to clarify.

I suggested that in your variation table, you remove the Title element. And replace it with Attribute elements that are related to the variations in your table.

This way the variation related attribute terms will be neatly printed out in separate columns and the unnecessary parent product title text will not be present.

I understand you are not using global attributes. However, that is not an issue because WCPT will help you print out global as well as custom attributes.

In your product table template > columns > attribute element > open its settings and in the attribute dropdown select the first option *Custom attribute*. Now enter the name of your custom attribute.

But for this to work, you need to have given your products standard custom attribute names, not different names for different products.

Also – you mentioned that you didn’t use global attributes because you need to create product variations. But I’d like to inform you that you can very much create product variations using global attributes.

I am also sending you a follow up email so that we may discuss further.

Regards,
Kartik

Hi Richie,

Thank you for your query.

It is good that you have caching on your site, But that has nothing to do with how fast your site is capable of adding products to cart. Caching is specifically disabled during the add to cart process, so it doesn’t help there. A site could be loading in 1 second with cache and still have a slow add to cart speed.

So we need to first find out if the issue is related to WooCommerce Product Table or if your site is in general slow at adding products to cart.

For this, you can run a simply test. Just try going to the any product page on your site and try adding the product to cart using its woocommerce add to cart form. Note the amount of time it takes to add the product to cart from its own page and then compare it with how long it takes to add the product to cart from a WCPT product table. If you find that the product is being added to cart quickly from its own page whereas its taking a long time via the table, then we know the issue is in some way related to WCPT and we can look further into that.

I tried running this test on your site but I found that your single product pages are disabled for site visitors. Perhaps you are still able to access them as the site admin and can run this test at your end.

I did notice another relevant thing on your site. When I add a product to cart, then go to the cart page, and try changing the cart quantity for the product and click on ‘update cart’ – the cart update takes a long time to complete. This indicates an issue on the site in general with adding products to cart quickly. But you will have to check the single product page to be sure.

Normally WCPT takes about the same amount of time to add products to cart as the add to cart form on the product page. If this is not happening, then chances are that WCPT is facing a conflict with another module on your site.

In such a case to find out which module is conflicting, you can go to the WCPT support page and follow the ‘Debugging Steps’ guide.

Please let me know if you have any further questions.

Regards,
Kartik

Hi,

Thank you for your query.

Yes, you can show unique starting / minimum quantities for products in the table.

But it works differently than the way you asked about.

First, you need to use WCPT PRO on your website. The PRO version has been made compatible with dozens of 3rd party plugins, including multiple plugins that help you set min, max and step rules for the product quantity.

Please see WCPT PRO 3rd party compatibility list > Quantity Min, Max and Step rules.

You can also see other PRO exclusive features.

Happy to answer any further questions about this.

Regards,
Kartik