Md Yakub Mizan

WooCommerce won’t uninstall itself. When you update a plugin, it will be disabled, the new version downloaded, and then re-activated again. But if the new version fails to activate with a critical error, it will remain disabled. This is for any plugin.

If the file already exists, login to FTP and delete the woocommerce folder under plugins. Then you can re-install it. When you re-install and activate the plugin, your data will come back.

Could be due to a missing stylesheet or FATAL errors in the backend.

1. Open your browser console (Right-click, then Inspect on Chrome) to see any missing stylesheets. If there are missing stylesheets, JS, please fix them.

2. Another reason for the blank error could be due to a FATAL error in the backend. To see the error, please turn on debugging and then check the log file under /wp-contents/debug.log.

This has been added and will be available in the next release.

Thanks for reporting. This will be fixed in the next release.

I have been a bit too busy with the day job and couldn’t update the plugin. I will fix the issue next week and make a new release.

Thank you again for trying the plugin!

I have been a bit too busy with the day job and couldn’t update the plugin. I will fix the issue next week and make a new release.

That’s great!

This error is related to Nginx, not PHP. Please have a look at this link.

Add the following CSS

.site-branding {
    margin-left: auto;
    margin-right: auto;
}

You can edit the block as HTML and then use CSS to customize it. This is only to way to customize it.

It seems like an issue with your CSS or Javascript, on mouse-down/click, you are reducing the size of the anchor tag. So when you are clicking on it, the anchor is not receiving the click hence the problem.

The ideal solution will be to remove the code that is reducing the size of the font of the anchor tag. Either you are doing it in JavaScript or CSS. You need to locate where.

One quick solution is to set the width of the anchor tag to 100% so that it receives the click.

If you know how to, add the CSS below:

#output #sx a, a:visited, a:active {
    width: 100% !important;
}

There is Easy Digital Downloads if you are selling digital products, but if you run an online store, I don’t think there’s anything that can beat WooCommerce.

I do disagree that the dominance of an open-source project is bad, WooCommerce makes money from selling its own paid plugins, but it has also created opportunities for thousands of developers to build on the platform. Being open-source, anybody can take it and fork it if they think they can make a better product.

Another thing to consider, if you take the whole eCommerce software market into account, WooCommerce has only captured a small fraction.

I think you are facing image resize issue here not compression. By default, when you upload an image, WordPress creates three versions of the image – Thumbnail, Medium and Large. You can change these sizes, in Administration >> Settings >> Media.

This error is related to SSL. Seems like you have security software that is interfering with HTTPS connections. The error is not related to WordPress and the site loads fine on my computer.

You can view a list of all sites in your network because you are the network administrator. You have no role added to the sites you are not seeing in the dropdown list.

Click the Edit link beside the site list, go to the users and then add yourself to the site. Then will see that site in the dropdown list.