Mattdaddy71

@cais, thanks again for your response.

I did as you suggested and tested using the WP Twenty Fourteen theme.

In WooCommerce, the images rendered without duplication, therefore suggesting there’s some kind of setting in the theme I’m using that I’ve overlooked.

Thanks again for your help.

Please re-visit this location once again.

I’ve turned off “Enable Lightbox” checkbox from the WooCommerce settings so the “double images” would continue to come up.

The theme I’m using (X Theme) does not have a ‘global’ setting for Lightbox (it encourages you to use shortcode).

The only settings I’ve found for Lightbox are in the ngg settings and WooCommerce settings.

I’m not sure why the ngg settings would affect the WooCommerce module?

Thanks for your reply Photocrati,

Ideally when a customer clicks on an image, I’d like them to be able to navigate without the hassle of closing one photo, then clicking on the next photo one at a time.

NGG Settings:
Gallery > Other Options > Lightbox Effects:
What must the lightbox be applied to? Only apply to NextGen images

WooCommerce Settings:
WooCommerce > Settings > General:
Scripts: Enable Lightbox
– When checked, Lightbox produces 2 images
– When unchecked, Lightbox produces 1 image at a time, there is no lightbox navigation

I’ve left the “Enable Lightbox” script unchecked for now.

Any suggestions?

THANK YOU to everyone in this post for helping resolve this problem.

The Google Analytics Dashboard plugin was also causing my site show the same white screen with the same “open this page in the Admin panel” message.

Stupid auto WP update…

Give me a frickin’ heart-attack…

\m/

Thank you esmi,

I had a feeling it was the last plugin that I updated (and it was).

An eCommerce plugin I’ve been using (and shall remain nameless – unless you want the ugly truth) was causing the issue.

I did as you suggested and added “-old” to the directory for that plugin, and order was restored (except for the eCommerce plugin).

Thanks again for your help esmi !!!

The strangest part is that I can STILL SEE the update page “/wp-admin/update-core.php?action=do-plugin-upgrade”… however… everything else has absolutely disappeared… ??

Crossing my fingers that WordPress development gives users an option to disable automatic <p> tags without having to be a .php developer or add some crazy plugin.

I too do not want WP touching ANYTHING that I write in the HTML editor.

In my case I’m using a custom theme with additional .js here and there. The addition of an automatic <p> tag is causing my markup to be invalid.

Help???

That tracking with Google Analytics is maybe a bit over my head, however, this is something I would like to be able to have as an option. A redirect to URL: option. Is there any easy way to do this without getting into JavaScript?

bump ??

I had to go into the core of the plugin to:
pages > site > shared > custom-form.php

Change Line 30:
<input type=’submit’ value=’Next »’ class=’button-secondary’ />