Brad Griffin

Ok, Thanks for the reply. I’ve put the price back on the /shop/ page here: https://emojithreads.com/shop/

And while the /product-category/ page for /emoji-shirts/ was using shortcodes to display products, that might be the reason that the total sales were not showing on that archives page.

So let’s look at another /product-category/ page that is simply default and is not using shortcodes to create the page: https://emojithreads.com/product-category/emoji-coffee-mugs/ When we look at that /product-category/ archive page we see the total sales are still not being displayed on the Storefront Theme.

Then on a /single-product/ template page, we see the sold number of items not appearing as well: https://emojithreads.com/shop/emoji-shirt/poop-emoji-shirt/

Any thoughts as to why? Thanks!

First: Your site is *NOT* showing that you’re using the Official WooCommerce PayPal Express Plugin. @spraveenitpro should probably note that before anything else ??

https://prnt.sc/ia6civ

2nd: @ooluwole Your using Chris’s Plugin so it’d probably be best to run over to that plugin FIRST, then post your concern. For simplicity, this whole sentence is a direct link to the *CORRECT* plugin’s support.

C.) You’re using a child theme from DiviCake. So, once you’ve established which PayPal you’re actually going to use, it’d probably be best to open a support thread which accurately notes and mentions the actual correct theme that you’re using as well.

Fourth: You’re also using Diego’s currency switcher. That would be a *SUBSTANTIAL* detail that you might want to mention when getting support as well. (….just sayin’)

e: You’ve got an SSL error on Christine’s site. Not sure why the logo is coming from https://christinescreatives.parili.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/CC-logo-min.png But that URLs SSL cert is either expired or not configured correctly

https://prnt.sc/ia6hie

6th: Here is line 63 (of the correct plugin):

if ( wc_gateway_ppec()->checkout->is_started_from_checkout_page() ) {

https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce-gateway-paypal-express-checkout/blob/master/includes/abstracts/abstract-wc-gateway-ppec.php#L63

Yet, here’s a product page on Christine’s site: https://christinescreatives.com/product/red-pink-white-flower-box/
And, as you’ll notice, there is NOT a PayPal Express Checkout button on the product page itself.

Seventh: Let’s stop with attempting to help for a now, and just point out that the site you’re actually needing help with does not have www in front of it, and it is secured via an SSL – so the correct site is actually https://christinescreatives.com

H.) Best of luck to both you & Christine. Here’s the direct links to the rest of the files:
Line 704:
Look right above line 704 and you’ll see this: public function is_started_from_checkout_page() { (again, let’s first try putting a PayPal Express Checkout Button on the actual product page itself) ??

Line 63:

if ( wc_gateway_ppec()->checkout->is_started_from_checkout_page() ) {

Line 12:

parent::__construct();

Line 105:

$load_gateway = is_string( $gateway ) ? new $gateway() : $gateway;

@admsimple if I look at this URL: https://simpleclothing.es/producto/black-camouflage-t-shirt/ I’m seeing that it’s showing no sidebar. Did you get this figured out?

If not, @jameskoster has addressed this topic here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/remove-sidebar-from-all-woocommerce-pages-1/#post-7623814

Now, since you’ve mentioned specifically the single-product.php page, then you’ll want to add the WooCommerce conditional tag of is_product to the code mentioned in the other thread. The result would be:

add_action( 'init', 'jk_remove_sidebar' );
function jk_remove_sidebar() {
if ( is_product() ) {
remove_action( 'storefront_sidebar', 'storefront_get_sidebar', 10 );
     }
}

Please post back if that worked as resolved (or blows up the innerwebs) ??

https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/customizing-responsive-theme-best-practices/

So, @sjbaily, you’re question is actually primarily a CSS question (and just-so-happens to be on a Storefront Child theme) ?? But lemme see if I can help….

Depending on what/which customization you’ve done, you’ll want to do a few media queries and add your custom image dimensions to each of these:

@media only screen and (max-width: 1000px)  { 
  /* Styles placed here will only apply to screens less than 1000 pixels wide */ 
}  
@media only screen and (max-width: 768px) { 
  /* Styles placed here will only apply to screens less than 768 pixels wide */ 
}  @media only screen and (min-width: 768px) { 
  /* Styles placed here will only apply to screens more than 768 pixels wide */ 
}

Right up there where the */ comments are is where you’ll want to add your tweaks to your header’s logo.

I hope that helps

@earl_d You might be better off w/ the Storefront Parallax Hero plugin ?? The possibilities to customize it become endless and become endless on any page, anywhere ??

But to address your original post and to somewhat rephrase what @logologics is saying:

When you open your homepage, anything that you put in the content box will show up. Like this:
Now, if you put “too much” content on your homepage, in the content area, it’ll actually start spilling over and look really wonky.

I’ll admit (from experience) that it does get a bit confusing when using both the Power Pack and the Homepage control at the same time ??

I would encourage you to explore the option of completely disabling and removing the Homepage Control Plugin altogether. You can then completely & totally create whatever homepage you’d like that’s 100% all yours using WooCommerce Shortcodes. Docs are located here: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/woocommerce-shortcodes/

Plus, if you’ll kill off the Homepage Control Plugin AND snag a copy of the Storefront Parallax Hero plugin, then you can really juice up your homepage.

The main issue with the New Storefront + Homepage Control option is exactly what you’re going through. It sometimes becomes a bit difficult to simply make the homepage that you actually want. So, perhaps getting rid of the Homepage Control and replacing it with any of the WooCommerce Shortcodes will be both less confusing & empower you with even greater control.

I don’t usually like the words “Trust Me”, but…… ??

Homepage Control ??

Nope. ??

This plugin’s design and intention has one goal and one goal only. It’s to make an individualized and specific call-to-action for each and every product so that every item a customer looks at has a tailored button text for the particular and specific product that they are currently viewing.

So far, it’s still rockin’!

…..one of these days, I should probably update the version compatibility ?? ~HA!

Nope. Sorry. Just the text ??

@purbeckpixels + @nicotolsta
@claudiulodro just made a fix (for the older order issues)

https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/pull/13975/commits/523d39578a97024353ae0cfd248b94c09062150d

If you can FTP into your site’s files, open includes/class-wc-order-item.php, scroll down to “around” line 211 you’ll see this line of code:

if ( $product && preg_match( $value_in_product_name_regex, $product->get_name() ) ) {

Now, you “could” wait for @claudiulodro ‘s merge & then for the update to show up in your dashboard….. or ?? you can carefully replace that line with this code:

if ( $product && preg_match( $value_in_product_name_regex, $order_item_name ) ) {

See the end of that after the comma where it changes from $product->get_name to $order_item_name, that’s the specific part you’ll want to change.

Go Sensei Lodromanean!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by Brad Griffin.

oops

I realized I forgot to add a screenshot showing the variation’s title being displayed on the /checkout page like @purbeckpixels mentioned:
Here ‘ya go —> https://prnt.sc/esvr3j

Testing site / nothing to promote / working demo /
https://emojithreads.com

@nicotolsta @purbeckpixels I ran over there and set default variations on shirts to make this quicker. Run over there, whack add-to-cart on a few items, and take a look at the cart in the header and the one in the sidebar.

Both in the menu cart and the sidebar, I’m seeing the product variations.
https://prnt.sc/esvmlj
https://prnt.sc/esvneo

This would lead to the question of some level of theme incompatibility? Maybe another plugin? …or maybe I’m not checking this on the correct “mini cart” and you’re referring to “something else” ??

https://github.com/Automattic/sensei/commit/96ef7f1101871c554fb2e0e995345343290cd865

@christian-gatti :
It’s just been updated and waiting to be merged.

Don’t forget as well (for anyone else who’s found this thread via search) that Storefront needs “something” set for the Handheld Menu ??

One of the main reasons I’ve seen folks mobile menu not appearing in Storefront is simply because they think it’s the same one that appears in the site. Unfortunately, Storefront needs it’s own mobile version of a menu to display. And it’s gotta be set within Settings > Menu

If you’ve got your site open, copy and paste the end of THIS url onto the main domain of your site and it’ll take you to exactly the right spot:
/wp-admin/nav-menus.php?action=locations

Don’t forget as well (for anyone else who’s found this thread via search) that Storefront needs “something” set for the Handheld Menu ??

One of the main reasons I’ve seen folks mobile menu not appearing in Storefront is simply because they think it’s the same one that appears in the site. Unfortunately, Storefront needs it’s own mobile version of a menu to display. And it’s gotta be set within Settings > Menu

If you’ve got your site open, copy and paste the end of THIS url onto the main domain of your site and it’ll take you to exactly the right spot:
/wp-admin/nav-menus.php?action=locations