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I managed to get the following code to work successfully. This code had to be just above the </head> tag in the header.php file. The functions.php file was not working or causing fatal error. I copied the header.php file into the child theme and modified accordingly.

<?php if( get_the_ID() != 8) { ?>
<script type='text/javascript'>
jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
$('html, body').animate({
scrollTop: 10
},200);
});
</script>
<?php } ?>

Can someone tell me if this is possible?

I did mention two-factor authentication to the owner.

The owner was thinking that dealers would get entered into the system the first time by someone who works at this company, and then the dealer would have to contact the company to update their info, if the shipping address changes, for example.

Is this possible?

The business owner is considering a plugin that would create a user role known as “dealer”. The owner would then set dealer pricing for every item. In an effort to prevent dealers from sharing their login with others, he wanted to be able to set the system to only allow one shipping address in the system, so if a dealer shared the login, the items would have to be shipped to the dealer.

Thanks for the response.

Thanks for the response. With regard to the sample site…. the sample site was not built in a pixel-perfect, responsive manner. I would want to use separate graphics so the code could repeat the images horizontally and vertically as needed to create the pixel-perfect look based on the screen size of the visitor.

I didn’t see any link.

I don’t have any other tool(s), but I tried this enough ways, and the user was always showing up as Administrator.

I just tried making three columns using Microsoft Excel and saving as CSV file.

When I get the confirmation screen after I click “start importing”, I do see the role of customer, but when I actually look at the user list, I see administrator.

I am running WordPress 4.9.5 and Woocommerce 3.3.4.

I am making the file using the plain-text program on a Mac known as TextEdit.

I tried lower-case “role” (without the quotes) for the field name and lower-case “customer” (without the quotes) for the value, but the user showed up in WordPress as an administrator. The site is running the latest version of WordPress and the latest version of Woocommerce.

I modified the CSV file and the user was still an administrator:

Username,Email,role
lalala,[email protected],Customer

I prepared a simple CSV file as follows using a plain-text editor:

Username,Email
lalala,[email protected]

The user was imported but as an administrator, and I don’t want administrator.

Please advise…

Status Update:

I deactivated the existing UPS and USPS shipping plugins from WooForce (version 2.75 for each of the plugins), and I am now able to edit existing pages. So… I submitted an inquiry with XAdapter, the entity that is now managing the Woocommerce shipping plugins. Updated plugins exist within the XAdapter Marketplace, so I suspect I have to update these plugins to work with the latest version 4.7.3 of WordPress and Woocommerce version 3.

So….. what can someone do to correct all of this ?