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Hi rlmsfo,

The “last” attribute is written within the shortcode as an option like this:
[column last=”1″]content[/column]
If this is the last column you put “1”, if it is not, you put “0”.

Hope this helps.
Best regards.

Yes, I tried without compatibility mode and then with compatibility mode, and also with custom formatting enabled and then disabled. No joy.

They all uploaded successfully into the Media Library, per this screenshot
https://bernalvisualart.com/201303/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Uploaded-today.png

and here are a few of them
https://bernalvisualart.com/?attachment_id=1983
https://bernalvisualart.com/?attachment_id=1988
https://bernalvisualart.com/?attachment_id=1981

Note that all these images already existed in the Library when the jcarousel was working prior to upgrading this afternoon.
https://bernalvisualart.com/201303/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Uploaded-in-August-for-jcarousel.png

This suddenly resolved itself yesterday. Out of the blue I received almost 100 emails of form submissions, new user account notifications, database backups going back till about February 10th. Almost as though they had been held in a queue, unable to be sent until the barrier was removed and suddenly they were all free to go where they had to go.
Strange.

You can try the code provided on this woothemes docs page – https://wcdocs.woothemes.com/snippets/change-number-of-products-displayed-per-page/

This sample is for 24 items per page. You can substitute your desired number.
Hope this helps!

Best regards.

There is a widget called “WooCommerce Best Sellers” that you can add to your home page widget areas – if your theme supports home page widget areas, that’s probably the best way to get them on the front page. It allows you to specify the number of products to display.

Never actually solved this problem. Did a fresh install and used a different theme, a WooTheme (Swatch), which works.

Thanks, splashingpixels. I never was able to find what file the mis-matched tags were in. So I changed the theme to a WooTheme (Swatch) on a fresh install. That seems to work better although it came with its own set of quirks.

Thank you very much, WPyogi.
Just what I needed.

Best regards.

Ok. Did you set a “featured image” for each product?

On the page where you set up the product info and price, there is a Featured Image panel on the lower right side.
https://xepointeractive.com/set-featured-image.png
That is where you set the product image.

What you see on the “shop” page is the category images.

Hi papc4u,
I had a similar problem when I uploaded my images from the backend via FTP. But when I added the product images through the “featured image” tool for each product, uploading them through WP’s media library, they showed up.
How did you upload your images?
Do you have a sample link/page we can view to help troubleshoot?

Okay, so I found that there is a “Set variation shipping” link under each variation when you set up a Product. Clicking this link allows you to set up shipping costs for each variation.
One thing to note though is that this value is added to whatever you entered as the Base Shipping in the Store Settings for Shipping. So to get an accurate shipping cost in my example above, I made the Base Shipping for everything be the minimal cost of 6 and 10 (the unstretched cost). Then for each Stretched Variation I set the shipping to 6 for local and 10 for international. So this totals up on the checkout page to 12 and 20, just as required. Sweet!
Another point to note is when you purchase 2 or more items, the shipping cost of the specific variation is what gets added on. So, for e.g.
1 stretched item = 12 shipping cost
2 stretched items = 18 shipping cost
4 stretched items = 24 shipping cost and so on.

Hope this is helpful to someone.
Cheers!