Products are not in even rows

Instead of products displaying like

PPP
PPP
PPP

they are displaying like

PPP
P
PP
PPP
P
PP
PPP

Consider updating your theme to the latest which I think is 1.7.1.5, The later versions will include various fixes though I can’t say if one is relevant to this problem.

Please temporarily deactivate autoptimize. Its great but it can mask what’s going on when debugging.

Do you have a CDN running? If so, please also temporarily deactivate that while debugging.

Then post back here.

I disabled autoptimize and deactivated the cdn

I dont see that I have an available theme update when I look at the plugins

Not all themes and plugins respect that convention. Please see the changelogs:
https://www.wpbeaverbuilder.com/change-logs/

Autoptimize is still in the page. It looks like the page is being cached by something called “Cache for WordPress Performance”, so please temporarily deactivate that also.

It looks like you have tuned the site for speed which is great, but if there is any change to plugins or theme then all the caches need to be cleared.

So I would have to pay for the update that would put the products in the correct places?

I disabled the cache

Oh! Now they are in the right places! So its one of the plugins that was causing it I assume?

If updating costs leave it for later. I can’t say whether or not the latest version will fix the current problem.

The page markup is still showing: “Cache for WordPress Performance” on the last line, so there is still some caching going on from somewhere.

Best bet at this point is that an uncleared cache is at the bottom of this.

Ultimately, temporarily deactivate all plugins except WooCommerce and switch to Storefront and check. Should be OK now. Reactivate first theme then plugins one-by-one and check to try to identify what’s causing the problem. Then you’ll know where to look for a fix.

Still showing odd rows here and still showing autoptimize and cache in the markup!

Crazy. I pulled it up incognito and it isnt showing autoptimize or cache. and the rows are right.

Well thank you so very much for your help. I will keep an eye on things and check back if I have further issues. Thanks again!

for future reference; you can disable Autoptimize on a per-request basis by adding ?ao_noptimize=1 to the URL ??

hope this helps debugging,
frank (ao dev)

Thank you!

I’ll check back on things Monday and hopefully all will be resolved. Thanks again

So it was the Cache for WordPress Performance plugin By pigeonhut, Jody Nesbitt (which is a addon plug in for WP Disable By optimisation.io – jody nesbitt) that was causing the glitch. I deleted it and now we are all set. Thanks again for your help.