Dave Loodts

Hello?
Any news about the border-radius issue?
The wrapper got border-radius : 33px; while the innner overlay (uagb-columns__overlay) get position absolute with top and left: 0; height and width 100%.
That is obvious that the background color overwrites the border.
Please create a fix for this.

There is still an issue: border radius on advanced columns is not working…

hi @3sonsdevelopment , yes WPML is on 4.5.8.
The issue has to do with the new caching feature in WP 6.0; as explained in my answer above. Hopefully soon a solution.

Hi @tillkruess, thanks for replying. I will post next time on Github.
To answer the question: yes, we use the latest plugin.
We still see the issue when using the Redis plugin, so still is disabled.

There is also this trac ticket that is maybe interesting for you: https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/55837. I guess they are working it out in a solution in WordPress 6.0.1

Hi @margaretwporg, @rainfallnixfig i’m closer in my investigation:

Seems like WP6.0 introduced a new way of term caching. They cache only the term id since WP6.0, not the whole term output. But this can result in a problem of disappearing product categories in WooCommerce on category and shop pages. In cases where products are added on subcategories, and not the parent categorie. So, technically the parent term id is empty. Since the new caching is focused on saving term id’s; this can be a problem. When the cached version is loaded, some subcategories won’t be displayed cause WooCommerce thinks they are empty.

That is quit something, right.

There is a trac ticket for it: https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/55837.

I hope the devs of WooCommerce follow this trac-ticket, cause it is having an impact on WooCommerce sites. Certainly the standard WooCommerce shops with a sidebar (product widget) and a shop/category page.

I’m suprised i don’t hear more complains, but this is a invisible problem. No store owner checks their category-pages like this; and a visitor doesn’t know either.

Hopefully solved in 6.0.1.

Hi @rainfallnixfig, thanks for the fast reply.

Both sites uses cache, but that was also my first investigation. On 1 site i deactivated all the caching: ram & redis & wp rocket. The other site, i can’t deactivate it; it needs redis cause it’s a big site. No cache plugins are used there.
But whatever we do here; the issue remains whatever cache is running.

For one staging site, i switched over to the Storefront Theme. So, i am going to see if the issue comes back over here. i’ll keep your informed.

I’m pretty convinced it has to do with WordPress 6.0; and how WooCommerce correspons with the new cache performance updates in WP6.0.
We have this other site that uses the Redis Object Cache plugin, running that on WP5.9 was no problem. Since WP6.0 it flunks an bigger object queries. Here’s a ticket: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/a-get_terms-not-working-after-wp-6-0/. PLugin builder has not responded yet.

It can’t be a coincedence that all these issues appear since WP6.0. Certainly on bigger queries like category queries in a big WooCommerce shop.

So, annyway: i’ll keep monitoring the staging site if it comes back.

Thanks!

Hi @danpowellbvm; via WooCommerce Slack i was answered they were busy with the issue: https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce-blocks/pull/6599. So, if you have hundreds of pages; maybe wait on the next release.

There is an issue with the latest WooCommerce release 6.6. I have also reported it a few hours ago: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/product-block-image-setting-switched-of-after-6-6/

Right now, only manually editting every post or page is the only solution.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by Dave Loodts.

I can play those 2 video’s on the page without any problem.

In the browser chrome, right-click on your website and choose “Inspect”. In the Inspector bar you’ll see a red icon; click on it.
You will noticed there that your site has 2 issues:
– issues with http and https. Means that some links point to a http-version, others to https which is the best way (otherwise browsers complain like this)

– the other errors indicate that the 3 thumbnail images are missing from your server, the image url results in a 404 error. So, look in your media library if the images are there, but probably they aren’t. Upload new ones via the news slider or whatever your theme options are.

The Core team has to balance many horses, right. You want more options for styling inside a page. But don’t forget every single unique styling of a block will be stuck on that page forever.
So, for sites with lot’s of pages; there’s a legacy-styling problem. For example: you color the header 2 to yellow (a custom customer). In 3 years from now: the company marketing team decided that every header 2 must have a red color. Meanwhile the website has 500 pages…

Therefor i think it’s a better idea to focus more on global styles and classes.

I ran some more tests today on staging:

– WP5.9 + Woo 6.6: No Redis issue
– WP5.9 + Woo 6.4: No Redis Issue
– WP6.0 + Woo 6.4: Redis Issue
– WP6.0 + Woo 6.6: Redis Issue

So, it has clearly something to do with 6.0.
The launch of 6.0 was mostly all about FSE, but the Performance team has also done some contributions for cache improvements:

Caching improvements in WordPress 6.0

The question is: to who should we talk to? Performance or Redis plugin?

It’s really not that slow, but those pop-up banners … omg. I get the cookiebanner, but that other one, no. That’s also slowing down the site.

Test it via gtmetrix.com; lot’s of info there, like installing a caching plugin like wprocket. Also try to host the google fonts local, there are some plugins for that; or maybe your theme can do that.

That is really custom stuff, for example a developer can use this framework: https://kenwheeler.github.io/slick/.

Maybe this plugin suits you: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/ecommerce-product-carousel-slider-for-elementor