FLOQ Design

@rynald0s I didn’t explain my setup sorry.
I don’t want a Woocommerce shop page at all!
A project I’m working has the product details integrated into other pages, so need for a Woocommerce shop page.
Plus the site already has a /shop/ page for merchandise.

Cheers for the fix(s)!
Funny that it’s not been working for so long. I saw the feature in one of the promo videos you did otherwise might have missed the fact you can expand to fir more columns.
Anyway, nice work.
Thanks again.
James

@seanbanksbliss
The CSS rules are very specific that MegaMenu produces are very specific – you might need to use the !important flag to take precedence. eg. padding: 0 15px !important;

FYI
Anyone who’s using Woocommerce – it loads this for frontend. You can deregister with:
wp_deregister_script( 'wc-password-strength-meter' );

@ivanatanasov
Thanks for your reply. Yes still getting the error.
Support Ticket #2430606 has been created.
Cheers

Thanks @room34 – this solved an issue with use of the Select2 library with Shortcake and Woocommerce Smart Coupons.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by FLOQ Design.

@jonez I agree – the plugin does not remove thumbnails for outdated sizes. My previous comment was not correct.

@b_dark It’s worth suggesting these feature to the developers. Removing old thumbnails could cause issues if an old image size is deleted that has been embedded into a post/page.

@b_dark It will recreate all thumbnails and therefore overwrite existing thumbnails.

Short answer yes!

It will re-generate thumbnails of all registered image sizes (https://developer.www.ads-software.com/reference/functions/add_image_size/) for each image in the media library.

Perhaps this article will help?
https://pixert.com/blog/wordpress-file-type-permitted-security-reasons/

Adding the following line to wp-config.php cured the error for SVGs:
define( 'ALLOW_UNFILTERED_UPLOADS', true );

In the end I’ve used javascript / jQuery to reset the form..

$( '.wpcf7-form-control' ).removeClass( 'wpcf7-not-valid' );
$( '.wpcf7-response-output' ).html( '' ).removeClass( 'wpcf7-validation-errors' ).removeClass( 'wpcf7-mail-sent-ok' ).attr('style','display:none');

OK – my previous post was the relevant issue for that particular site – so worth checking if your site is a little dated.
However, I had this same “There was a problem processing your comment” message on another site that had an up-to-date jQuery version.
The problem turned out to be the zerospam.js load order. In my case I was doing some simple javascript field validation of my own then posting the data via ajax.
Because my javascript was being loaded before zerospam.js – the hidden zerospam_key field was being added after my code was processing the form submission data, so zerospam then, quite rightly, failed the submission.
The solution for me was to set zerospam as a dependency for my script like so:
wp_register_script('main_script', get_template_directory_uri() . '/assets/js/main.min.js', array( 'jquery', 'zerospam' ), null, true);
Now, it works!
Check your page source to discover your javascript load order. (Right click > View Page Source).

@digitalrenewal I’ve also had the error ‘There was a problem processing your comment’ on one of my sites – turns out it was because I was using jQuery v1.6.4 – and Zero Spam uses the jQuery on event which I believe was added in jQuery 1.7.. maybe it’s the same issue?

I’m not so sure.
The reason I was querying this is because I’d found some advanced minqueue settings code elsewhere which used manual as the option value – and it worked.
Also I have tried setting scripts_method using enabled but it didn’t work.
If you inspect the Script minification method radio in the dashboard you’ll see the code is:
<input type="radio" id="minqueue_options_scripts_method_manual" name="minqueue_options[scripts_method]" value="manual" checked="checked">

Aren’t the options for scripts_method and styles_method ‘manual’ or ‘disabled’ ?