gretche

Thanks @kushnamdev,

It’s user interface consistency I’m looking for – so breadcrumbs are on all pages (not just wooCommerce ones).

You say “Once you implement a breadcrumb plugin like Yoast for example, they will be displayed?” – well as you can read in my OP, the Yoast-breadcrumbs are not implemented by e.g. selecting an option, but by addition of code. And their suggestion is to ask the theme provider where best to place this code. That is what I’m asking for.

You refer to ‘Neve lite’ – is this same as the ‘free’ version?

Also, I haven’t come across their term ‘non-woo Theme themes'[sic] before. Is Neve ‘woo’ or ‘non-woo’?

Thanks @babylon1999

The version I downloaded (from wherever WP admin accesses) is Version: 4.2.0. Would one downloaded from your site be a different version?

Was not a theme issue – now resolved

resolved

Thanks for the apology, it’s not needed – still faster than most support sites.

I’ve located & fixed the issue. I found that the ‘shop’ page in Admin included an ‘all products’ block, which must have been put there by a previous theme/plugin I had been trying.

Thus when I used your theme … it displayed twice. I deleted the rough block, and it now displays just the once.

Thanks, I very much appreciate you helping outside what is normally ‘theme’ support.

We are still on an old version, because we are about to add wooCommerce – and therefore move to a ‘wooCommerce enabled’ theme. But after 3 days of looking at themes that are tagged ‘wooCommerce’ … none are as well UX designed as yours.

So may I ask:
Do YOU have wooCommerce theme?

Thanks @xue28,
I agree, when using a WooCommerce theme like StoreFront the Product displays OK (as your example)
But StoreFront and the other three free themes lack other functions our customer wants/needs.
When used with our old (pre-wooCommerce) theme (which the customer likes) it displays similarly, except that above the product image is a full-column width blue bar with the text:
“Posted on xx/xx/xxxx | by xxxxxxxx”
{i.e. the text that Blog has}

So, our Qs were:
There are only three WooCommerce free themes – these (to us) lack functionality.
There are lots!! of chargeable themes …. but do we have to search through them one at a time?

May I ask – what makes a product display as a ‘Blog’?
and what makes it display as a ‘Page’?
(albeit not wooCommerce ones ?? We are developers – Is it an easy mod?`

Thanks Guido,
I dissabled the ‘Fade Slider’ plugin * and that has cured the problem.
It’s now resolved. Thank you very much for your fast response.

If you have time, can you explain how you found what was causing the problem.
Before contacting you, I had looked at the page code and all the .css files looking for something that effected the #content element, and didn’t find anything. What should I have looked for?

PS * we will now look for a fade-slider plugin that DOESN’T cause problems ??

Correction: I CAN effect it using ‘additional CSS’ – I had a typo ;(

But sill want your comment as to why I need to.

Regards …

I forgot to add above:

Your help would be appreciated, it’s a great theme.

Thanks, but it’s the ‘Queen’s Jubilee’ weekend in the UK, and therefore no host support until (earliest) Mon.

Could lack of ‘scrset’ be because we are still on PHP7.1?

• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by gretche.

This Q was solved successfully here:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/how-replay-an-animated-gif-header-image-on-refresh/

After further user testing, we noticed that under some conditions occasionaly the .gif DID double-display – or actualy – start to display & play … then get overridden .. and start to play again.

I therefore placed a ‘placeholder’ .jpg image (i.e. greyed-out & low-res) as the theme’s header, which then gets overridden, by the animated .gif.

This works well for mobile devices and PCs.

In the absence of a response – I kept trying ‘scripts n styles’ and found this works OK – seemingly without a visible double-display on initial opening of the page.

var img = document.getElementsByClassName("header-img");    // there is only ONE header-img! 
    img[0].src = "https://---redacted.gif---"+"?a="+Math.random();

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by gretche.