dave8441

Here is a screenshot of the Yoast settings page. Do you see how the on/off buttons are maroon on one side and white on the other? How do I know which setting is off, and which setting is on? Evidently they are color-coded. Which color = ON, and which color = OFF?

Sorry, but I cannot troubleshoot this further as I already uninstalled and replaced it with a different plugin.

Okay thanks for the info. ??

Perfect, thank you very much!

After staring at your answer for a while, I think I finally understand. So the default WC outputs the “you may also like…” section, and my theme also outputs a “related products” section, something that I did not realize until now. I had assumed that the “related products” section was only related to your plug-in, which it clearly is not. Now it all makes sense to me. I am not a tech guy, I just work on the website when my boss runs out of engineering work for me to do.

Anyway, I added the CSS code per your suggestion and that solved the issue. Thank you so much for your help. ??

I will return from lunch in 1/2 hour. ??

It is now disabled.

I just disabled all caching plugins (I have 3).

Yes, I do see that folder in my plug-ins folder.

That did not work, so will do it this way:

doyleshamrockDOTcom/product/standard-battery-vent-cap/

Hi Vagelis, I have been unable to figure this out. When I set the number of displayed products to 2 on the settings page, 2 related products are displayed on the product pages. When I uninstall the plug-in, 4 related products are displayed. To prevent any related products from being displayed, I have to keep the plug-in installed with the number of display products set to zero.

Since I am using the default WC linked products feature, I really don’t need this plug-in. I would like to uninstall it, but unfortunately that results in both groups being displayed at once. I found someone else with the same problem in the WooCommerce forum at wordpressDOTorg/support/topic/cannot-turn-off-related-products/. Maybe my database is corrupted or something got injected into the theme… just guessing.

Then I am at a loss here to explain the warning message. Maybe the developers can offer some ideas.

Thank you for your reply, but I am not referring to WordPress. The problem is with the WooCommerce Advanced Extra Fees Lite plugin, and that is why I posted this in their support forum. When I deactivate this plugin, the warning message in Lighthouse goes away. I hope they can fix it. Otherwise, I will have to find a different plugin.

This issue is apparently caused by my theme, not by WooCommerce.