When trying to convert an online store from a classic theme to Twenty Twenty-Four, I encountered a problem. I could also reproduce it with a fresh WordPress installation using only the theme and WooCommerce:
Any set page template is not used for the checkout page, no matter which one you set in the editor. No navigation and no footer is displayed, only the page title.
After a lot of searching, I realized that the checkout page always uses the “checkout” template, even if another template is selected in the editor and is even rendered correctly after clicking on “Show Template”. Only when the corresponding template parts are inserted/replaced in the checkout template is the page displayed correctly in the frontend.
This is very confusing, which is also shown by other unresolved threads, e.g. https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/crazy-header-2/ or https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/checkout-page-issue-10/
Not sure if this is a WooCommerce or theme issue, but I think it’s worth adressing before more people get frustrated.
]]>I have Setura Theme 1.5.1 with WordPress 6.5.5 . My main page was created with Elementor and Block Editor. When I go into WordPress/ Appearance and customize widgets/Footer. I have a Yelp picture, Facebook picture, and a Google picture- all with links to the respective pages to leave a review. It all was working, but recently the Google picture’s link stopped working and people receive a 404 Website not found. I went in and made sure the link is correct and it is. If I type the link https://g.page/r/CZPKUlYYr3-3EBM/review directly into the search engine, the leave a review comes up. But, I update/save/post in WordPress, then view the page from WordPress and click on the Google picture, and get a 404 Website not found! Any idea why this is happening. I’d like to get it working as it affects my SEO. Thanks in advance.
This is the code in WordPress:
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<a href=”https://g.page/r/CZPKUlYYr3-3EAE/review” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”><img class=”alignnone wp-image-7872″ src=”https://thesandiegomobilenotary.com/wp-content/
]]>I have created a Twenty Twenty-Five child theme. I would like to customize the header and footer in the child theme. How can I do this?
Thanks in advance
I’ve searched through widgets, footers, everything clickable to find where to access this portion of the site. Any ideas on what else to check?
]]>Footer on forum page has it’s own life. Looks like this on all other pages and like this on forum page. I would really like this to tag into FSE themes, so that it’s not an issue at all. How can I accomplish this?
And in general, why is forum affecting the footer in the first place? Better class definition of the forum block maybe, so that it does not tag into root etc…
These are my forum layout settings for now, that seem to be the least destructive. Changing footer to standard does nothing.
I am doing overwrites in css that seriously should be implemented in core. Otherwise forum is not responsive and does not adapt the width of WP FSE core. like so:
/******************** Forum Container - Large Screen **********************/
.bbpress-container.bsp-fse-container {
width: var(--wp--style--global--wide-size) !important;
}
/******************** Forum Container - Smaller screen **********************/
@media screen and (max-width: 1035px) {
.bbpress-container.bsp-fse-container {
width: 90%;
}
}
Widths as variable in FSE:
Making those selectable it will work out of the box instead of default 75%
Also making the footer change above. Now forum floats right!!!!!! Last week it floated left!!!
I am sorry but using bbpress is a truly frustrating endeavour. Could some please develop a forum block that has these settings and does not affect everything outside it’s block/container. What on earth is going on here? It’s buggy at best.
Any ideas thx
]]>Thanks for solving a problem that WordPress should have solved a long time ago!
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