Clashes with WooCommerce

  • Thought it would be good, but mistaken. Caused my WooCommerce shop to only have MASSIVE images and over-write the settings about how many columns to have per page, or what size the product images should be and where.

    Also, for a non-programmer like me it is not intuitive.

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  • Can you submit a bug report through the Support tab of the plugin so we can help?

    Thread Starter Forest Skills

    (@forest-skills)

    Sorry; too late – deleted already.

    Just to be clear, this kind of response is what makes developing quality open-source products so challenging.

    Leaving a bad review and not offering us the opportunity to determine the cause of the issue (which would help tens of thousands of other customers who use WooCommerce and W3 Total Cache together) is incredibly disappointing and unhelpful.

    Thread Starter Forest Skills

    (@forest-skills)

    It is and I realise that, however as you can appreciate I can’t have my business page looking completely different and (as a result of the effects) amateurish. As such I wasn’t left much choice but to delete it.

    Of course. But it sounds like a simple fix (disabling minify) could have resolved the issue you’re describing.

    If you’d ever like to try the product again, I would be happy to configure it on your site if you drop us a note.

    Thread Starter Forest Skills

    (@forest-skills)

    Thanks for the offer. I was thinking just then that I could email you a back up of the site which you could upload as a local version and test.

    Let me know if this sounds of interest.

    No, that would take too much work for us to do for free unfortunately. We need to test on your environment where the issue was seen anyway.

    @forest Skills Member,

    CSS:
    Via W3TC, manually combine CSS files, excluding any and all WooCommerce CSS files (These can almost never be minified/combined without some in-depth engineering).

    As implied, first try “Combine only”. If nothing ‘breaks’ tick both “Preserved comment removal” and “Line break removal”; for @import handling use “Process”). Have a look at the site. If something is broken, revert back to “Combine only”.

    JavaScript:
    Use Autoptimize for your JavaScript. If something ‘breaks’, try following the instructions in the Autoptimize dashboard. If still broken after trouble shooting (shouldn’t be, though) you can try something like CloudFlare’s Rocket Loader.

    Notes:
    Make sure JavaScript minification is not enabled in W3TC and CSS minification is not enabled in Autoptimize.

    Take your pick as to which of these plugins you want to minify HTML with (if you want to minify it, that is), also making sure that only one of these plugins is handling HTML minification.

    ^ Doing these things will likely solve the problem.

    Best,
    AJ

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