Redda_Joppe

I tried that already, but it didn’t work. Clicking ‘rollback’ doesn’t restore the theme to any previous version.

What else could I do?

I found a solution that works here: https://wpfixit.com/change-any-wordpress-text-on-entire-site/

To be added to the functions.php file in my child theme, I presume?

EDIT: Not working. Error message: syntax error, unexpected end of file

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by Redda_Joppe.

Yes. The issue wasn’t with the WPBakery Page Builder Plugin. It’s probably caused by the child theme I’m using, since the icons seem to show up fine if I change the theme. I’ll have to get in touch with the child theme author, but I don’t think the issue has anything to with your plugin.

Nevermind, the issue was with Dropbox reaching it’s storage space limit.

On the homepage, yes. I don’t have a cache plugin installed.

I’m beginning to suspect that the issue might be some sort of conflict with the WPBakery Page Builder plugin that’s controlling the content on the pages, as I managed to get the icons displayed on a page by adding the shortcode inside a WPBakery Page Builder text block. I’ll backup and try disabling WPBakery Page Builder to test if that’s what is preventing the social icons from appearing floating on the right side of the page.

I’ve deleted and reinstalled the plugin, still no icons. I have even tried adding them to the top of my front page with the shortcode, but no result. Am I doing something wrong?

Yes, still installed.
Ticked boxes Show them via a widget and Define the location of the page with Center right selected. In the widget area Ultimate Social Media Icons are selected in the Blog Sidebar section.

Nevermind, I edited the wp-config file in the main wordpress folder to allow longer execution time, and it worked.

No, it doesn’t

Try this https://github.com/woothemes/woocommerce/commit/84d3fe2d826ed46dad90b1ccec4590b753179b3b

Didn’t make any difference.

For output, yes. Where is it output wrong?

When I type in a decimal number in the weight field, it tells me to use dot and not comma for decimal seperator. So if I put 2.5 in the field, ‘2.5 kg’ is displayed on fronted in stead of ‘2,5 kg’.

da_DK is listed as Language and comma is listed as decimal separator. Shouldn’t that mean that WooCommerce should use comma as decimal separator?

Server locale settings? What is that? Where do I find it?

It can be used as default. There is no downside to adding these values.

Well, yes there is. The downside is that they appear on frontend when no variation is selected which is kind of confusing.