antorera

Also, all themes, WP, WooCommerce, etc. are up to date.

Hi Phil,

Thanks for your reply. That’s the first thing I checked, but for some reason, that option is not available in those settings. All I see is how to visualize the categories in the store, on the product category pages and in what order. There are no other options. This is why I am confused on why fewer settings are showing.

I am on WP 4.9.6 and WooCommerce 3.4.3.

Is this something the themers might have disabled? I am using Divi theme.

Thank you! Should have checked that first.

Hi,

Thanks – looking forward to it. Here is a sample of what I mean by how the upcoming and past events could work as a toggle.

Thanks.

Thank you – this worked.

And yes, I do have a child theme and use the Additional CSS in customizer as well, so that’s where I placed this code.

Rene,

Thanks so much for a great product. Just started using it.

My idea was to test the WP, plugin and theme updates there and then replicate on the prod site. However, if there is a way to copy over from staging to prod that would be great. The only thing is that the client keeps adding content to the prod site, so I don’t want to rewrite the database.

If I’m making changes to the plugins and WP, is it enough to just copy over the files? Or best to just replicate what I do on staging?

Thanks,
Antonella

Hi,

It seems like it might be a theme issue. Are you setting up the fonts in the Customiser? What font exactly are you trying to use? I’m seeing several fonts in action, including Verdana, Roboto and champagne…

I think the problem with the titles is related to being in widgets, so harder to isolate.

In any case, a workaround may be to use some custom css on those style classes:

.home-odd .widget-title {
     font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
}

.button_one { etc. }

If that still doesn’t work, try adding !important to the end of the font-family definition (before the semicolon).

Please provide more information and I could try to help further.

Thanks for confirming. This is the Eventor theme.

I discovered the reason this was happening. When I exported the database (SQL file), I had the option “Add CREATE DATABASE / USE statement” selected.

As a result, it was trying to create a new database instead of using the information from the existing one. The usernames that were in the existing did not get transferred over.

So make sure that option is deselected.

@mburridge – thanks for your response. That is part of the problem. The error message is not showing.

You can see what I mean here.

I even looked in the source code and there is no error message generated.

I checked on the live site and I see that there is no error message generated there either if I enter a wrong user or password. However, the difference there is that I can log in with the correct info. But not on the local site.

I resolved the problem.

I manually installed the latest version (4.9) via FTP, and by this way was able to get back to adding new plugins via the interface and activate the plugin. I had to wait a while though.

Yes, that article did the trick! Thanks.

Thanks Tizz…will look into it on their end.

Hi, Thanks for answering. Forgot to add that I don’t get the message in the gray box (about wordpress being able to rewrite the file if there was one).

I am trying to use the /%postname%/ variation, but it seems that none will work except for the default structure.

Sorry, since posting I read in another thread that YARPP was not compatible with WPML, so I switched to another similar plugin and it works.

However, let me know if YARPP does work as it seems to work better with Related Posts Slider which I would like to use.

Thanks.