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@pizzamydarling I’m not a CSS expert but after a quick look at the page, I belive this might work, give it a try:

#tmv-page-header.tmv-page-header-center {display:none;}

You can add the code from Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS.

How were the products created on the “subdirectory” sites, were they copied over or imported in some way?

If you create a product from scratch on a “subdirectory” site, does it work correctly?

The original issue referenced in the first message seems to have been solved now. I’m going to close this thread, but if you continue experiencing this or other issues, please feel free to start a new one.

This thread since to have been solved since our last reply here, so I will proceed to mark it as such. If you have any other questions, please feel free to start a new thread.

@misstest I’m having trouble understanding the question. Can you share more details about what you are trying to accomplish on the site?

* What would the workflow be that customers follow?
* What would the CSV/txt file contain?
* Who would receive that email?

@sasquatters This forum is dedicated to questions about the core WooCommerce plugin. I’m guessing you are using a separate plugin to integrate Facebook Messenger. Please contact the development/support team of that plugin for assistance.

If you are using the Facebook for WooCommerce extension you can contact the support team by going to that page and clicking on Get Support.

Since this question isn’t related to the core WooCommerce plugin I’m going to proceed to close this thread.

@alexad200 Are you using a multilingual plugin to manage the different language sites? Or did you manually set up a multisite network in WordPress?

If you are using a plugin, you’ll want to contact the support team of the corresponding plugin for assistance. If it’s a multisite network, then each site will be independent of each other, so you’ll have to check the price settings in each individual site to make sure none are missing.

Once you gain access to the site again, after following @lorro’s suggestions above, I’d recommend testing for conflicts.

To do that you’d have to re-name the WooCommerce folder to its original name. Then, disable ALL plugins on the site. It’s very important that you deactive ALL of them.

Once they are disabled, enable only the WooCommerce plugin. Does it crash the site again? If it doesn’t, then it might be a sign that the issue is a conflict with one of your other plugins. To determine which one exactly, you’ll one to enable plugins one by one, until the error occurs again.

I have noticed that it maybe within wordpress itself and not the plugins or themes (maybe i’m wrong?)

Can you share more details about how you’ve determined this? The reason I ask is because usually, issues like these are related to the theme or plugins you may have that modify how the theme displays images.

The easiest way to verify that is to temporarily switch your theme to the default Storefront theme. Then, disable all plugins on the site except for WooCommerce, and test for the issue. You’ll also want to disable any customizations or CSS you may have added to the site.

If the issue is gone, you’ll then have to re-enable features one by one, while testing for the issue; until you find out which one is causing this behavior.

We recommend that these steps are taken on a staging site, which is a clone of your live site that you can modify without risking making any permanent damage to your live site. You can create it using a plugin like WP-Staging.

This plugin lets you copy and redeploy a WordPress site with minimal work.

@jeanetteblondlot Besides the great advice from @lorro above, if there are things you think can be improved in the core translation – so things that could be better translated, as opposed to things you’d prefer to be customized to your own business – you can contribute to the translations project yourself and submit proposed revisions.

You can read more about that here:

https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/woocommerce-localization/#contributing-your-localization-to-core

Besides the plugins mentioned above, there are many other extensions that offer functionality to create “product kits”.

For what you describe, I would recommend something like Composite Products.

@allegrojane The Pinterest for WooCommerce extension is indeed a plugin.

WooCommerce.com is a marketplace of plugins that add extra functionality that is not included in the free WooCommerce plugin. Since these plugins “extend” the core functionalities of the free plugin, we call them extensions.

Since these are paid premium plugins not available in the www.ads-software.com repository, you won’t be able to find them through the Plugins page of your wp-admin dashboard. To install them you have to purchase them on WooCommerce.com, and then you’ll receive the plugin files to install on your website.

You can read more about that Pinterest plugin in the documentation pages here.

I hope this helps clarify things!

@zarintasnim It sounds like you have questions about the Credit Line or Credits for WooCommerce plugin.

This forum is dedicated to question the core WooCommerce plugin, so this isn’t the best place to ask for advice about other extensions or plugins.

Having said that, according to the documentation of the plugin, you get to choose what status orders are sent to:

Orders Placed through Credits Payment Gateway will go to the status selected in Orders placed through Credits Payment Gateway will go to option.

I tested by installing the plugin myself and you get two options: Processing or Completed.

If you want to test it on your end you should note that WooCommerce.com offers a 30-day refund policy. If you purchase a product from them and within this 30-day period you decide that it’s not right for you –or you simply change your mind– they’ll be happy to refund it.

This allows you to play around with the extension and determine by yourself whether they are a great fit for your site or not.

I hope this helps!

@zirconbusiness Out of the box WooCommerce includes a widget called Filter Products by Attribute. You can read more about it here. It helps you provide some basic filtering options according to attributes you have configured in your products.

If you need a more complex solution, you might require an extension that expands that functionality. Something like Product Filters for WooCommerce might work, check it out!

@ilyapokrov I’m not familiar with a plugin that adds this functionality.

I’ll leave this thread open for now, in case anyone else from the community has any suggestions to add, but I think this will most likely have to be added through custom coding.