However, when placed in the short description field, when I add the size variations of the field, the short description duplicates for every size that is added to the product and repeats 16 times on the product page, filling the whole screen. I have read to use the main product description field will keep this from occurring but have also read that Woocommerce posts the short description rather than the longer primary description field on the product page. Any suggestions on solving the issue with either of these fields, either using the short description field while eliminating the duplication or the longer description field which I have not been able to display. I have removed all plugins other than Woocommerce and has not fixed either issue.
]]>This is large site with ecommerce so I can’t rebuild a database very easily. Any ideas???
]]>How can i fix this? I installed the newest version of WordPress, and unfortunatley it didnt fix this issue.
]]>When I go to /sitemap.xml on my website, it redirects to wp-sitemap.xml, but instead of generating a sitemap, the main page of my site is loaded. When I debug the php code;
wp-includes/sitemaps/class-wp-sitemaps.php line 200:
$provider = $this->registry->get_provider( $sitemap );
if ( ! $provider ) {
return;
}
$sitemap = ‘wp’ and get_provider returns null. So sitemap not generating and my site’s homepage is loading.
When I go to /index-sitemap.xml instead of /wp-sitemap.xml, it works, but I am not sure if the page loaded here is a correct sitemap and I want to know why wp-sitemap.xml is not working.
]]>I’m having a problem checking the latest WordPress version in one of the websites I’m working on. I noticed that the current version used (6.3.2) is outdated but it doesn’t say that new update available. When I clicked on ‘Check again’ it gave me “There has been a critical error on this website. Please check your site admin email inbox for instructions.”
Is this a PHP memory limit problem? I increased the wp-config.php (both memory limit) to 512MB already but the problem still occurs. Is there a solution to this problem? It’s affecting the compatibility with other plugins, thus affect the performance.
Thanks and kind regards,
an
]]>The website the client turned over to us is a mess, with many unused themes and plugins. I am unsure who’s email inbox the instructions are going to. Is there 1.) A reason for this happening? The site worked fine last time I was using it. and 2.) A way I can fix this in WordPress itself?
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