Andrew

I had to echo the do_shortcode[]. My fault! Thank you for that.

I’d like to bump this issue as I’m getting that error as well. Code should be updates to be in line with PHP 7.2 specs.

Thank you @jodamo5, I’ve got a site that had some nasty JS dancewithme.biz injected all over and it was not picked up by Wordfence either.

You’re solution did the trick. Thank you!

Thank You Nicola! That will help me get things running for the mean time and allow me to troubleshoot it down the road (when it’s not holiday shopping time!)

Thanks!

That was it! I didn’t have SEO on Products & Variations checked off in the General Settings.

Thank you sir. Case Closed.

Michael,
I’ve gone through the site, disabled all plugins except AIOSEOP & WC and reverted to the deafault twentysixteen and still did not get output on my products. I reset all settings to default within AIOSEOP and resetup the social meta module and still no output.

What can we do next?

Hi Crew,
I figured out how to force mobile friendly image sizes via CSS. it took a bit of testing to figure out. Below is the media query I had to add to my style.css to have product images fit within the screen size.

/* Small Screens */
@media screen and (max-width: 460px) {
  .woocommerce-product-gallery__image {
    min-height: 300px;
  }
  div.product div.images img, #content div.product div.images img {
    width: auto;
  }
}

Harvey, It works fine for me.

This is an issue I ran into already. Basically the 3.0 upgrade changed these elements drastically and your old gallery broke on update. The new gallery requires you to add theme support for the new elements.

This blog post has everything you need to get sorted and start using the new galleries.

Joe! Thank you for posting this. We’re having the same issue and it saved a ton of time (we host with WP Engine too).

Oh Thank goodness @atmacmillan! Thanks a ton. That worked for me.

Nope! Never got it sorted and we had to switch our entire translation system to WPML. If you’re starting from scratch I’d recommend WPML (not because I like it better as a translation plugin, but because we haven’t had any conflicts with LearnDash as of yet).

@dxwallace You’ll need to place this CSS in your theme’s CSS file (style.css).

Hey Josh, What did you find as the culprit? I believe I’m dealing with the same problem.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 6 months ago by Andrew.

@vishalraj232, The issue is that my theme employed a custom post type ‘portfolio’ and inadvertently I had changed the theme settings and suddenly all my WooCommerce products became portfolio items and were thus hidden.

Does your theme have any custom post types? Because if you’ve done something by accident like I did, even if you de-activate the theme, it will not fix the issue as the theme fundamentally altered the WP database.

If you feel like sharing your credentials I can look at it for you (privately). Otherwise I’d look into that custom post types within your theme and see if you managed to move your products to a different post type accidentally.