Sajjad Hossain Sajib

Hi @babybell29, The issue was caused by the theme’s CSS, which applied specific width and height values, resulting in the star container being cropped.
https://prnt.sc/wfEGhPue72rq

You can contact the theme support for further assistance.

As a temporary solution, you can add the following CSS in the theme option css area or under Appearance?→?Customize ?→?Additional CSS to fix the issue:

.woocommerce ul.products li.product .star-rating {
    font-size:.657em!important;
}

If you are using a cache plugin, make sure to clear the plugin cache after adding the CSS to ensure the changes take effect.

Hi @marcobutz,

Shipping costs up to 50 EUR, with free shipping for orders over 50 EUR, can be achieved through a combination of WooCommerce’s built-in shipping methods: “Free Shipping” and “Flat Rate”

Access your WooCommerce shipping settings from WooCommerce > Settings > Shipping

Select or create a shipping zone and add shipping method.

Flat Rate (Under 50 EUR):

• Add “Flat Rate” shipping method.
• Set the shipping cost (e.g., 5 EUR) for orders below 50 EUR.

Free Shipping (Over 50 EUR):

• Add “Free Shipping” method.
• Set the “Minimum order amount” to 50 EUR.

https://prnt.sc/8-0UNhUyGY8W

Then WooCommerce will handles the logic: If the order is under 50 EUR, Flat Rate applies. If it’s 50 EUR or more, Free Shipping applies. This setup applies to all customers.

WooCommerce does not provide built-in conditional shipping based on user roles, For registered customers it will require 3rd party plugin. The plugin will ensure registered users always get free shipping.

You can use a plugin like “Table Rate Shipping for WooCommerce – Flexible Shipping” It will allow you to set shipping costs based on user roles (?logged in users ). You can reach out to plugin support for help.

@blondieowl08 You’re very welcome! I’m glad you were able to find the setting. ??

@blondieowl08 It’s the MailPoet plugin that created the checkbox in the checkout page. You should be able to customize it or remove it from the plugin settings.

https://prnt.sc/XvM0QJcN6DsY

• This reply was modified 1 week, 3 days ago by Sajjad Hossain Sajib.

@thethirdkit You can create two shipping classes: one for small items and another for normal items. Assign the appropriate shipping class to each product.

In the Flat Rate settings, set a lower rate for small items and a higher rate for normal items. Then, set the calculation type to Per Order: Charge shipping for the most expensive shipping class.

https://prnt.sc/ws7O0rBi728v

• This reply was modified 1 week, 3 days ago by Sajjad Hossain Sajib.
• This reply was modified 1 week, 3 days ago by Sajjad Hossain Sajib.

You’re very welcome! I’m so glad to hear that fixed it. ?? Have an amazing day!

Since the “Critical Error” appeared right after uploading the theme, it’s highly likely that the theme is the cause. The issue might stem from the theme’s incompatibility with the current WordPress or PHP version, especially if the theme is outdated. To confirm, temporarily deactivate the theme by renaming its folder via FTP or File Manager. If the site works with a default theme, the Sydney or Sydney Child theme is likely the issue.

Also check your PHP version via the hosting panel and update it to 7.4 or 8.0 for better compatibility.

For further help, contact your hosting provider to review error log.

@whitneyleighwhite1423 The Gate Design & Pricing Info menu tab is removed sitewide. I can verify this by checking other pages with the ?nocache parameter:
https://custom-driveway-gates.com/traditional-ranch-security-gates/?nocache=11

https://prnt.sc/-p5POR6l-AeM

It’s still showing on other pages due to server level cache or plugin cache or CDN, as @bcworkz mentioned above.

It seems you are using NitroPack CDN. Try flushing the CDN cache and check again.

The following CSS might help you fix the problem:

html {
overflow-y: visible!important;
}

Your theme options should have a Custom CSS section to css codes. If not provided, add the CSS under Customizer > Additional CSS area.

@weichu0617 Please contact the hosting support to fix that.

Hi there,

It might be related to the cache or performance plugin.

Try disabling the ‘Combine CSS files’ option from the Speed Optimizer plugin.

If that doesn’t help, try disabling other performance options one by one.

Hi there!

The problem is due to the CORS) policy error.

Your current domain is https://khu.f18.myftpupload.com, but the scripts are loading from https://khuf18.p3cdn1.secureserver.net

Due to the different domain, this causes a cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) policy error, which is preventing the scripts for the hamburger menu from working.

To fix the CORS error, you can replace the old URL with the current domain URL in the database. Following the documentation will help you complete this process.

https://www.hostinger.com/tutorials/how-to-perform-search-and-replace-in-wordpress-database/

Please check and let me know if that helps.

• This reply was modified 5 months, 1 week ago by Sajjad Hossain Sajib.

Hi, Yes, manually removing the code will be the solution!
Until all of them removed, you can try adding the following JavaScript to your theme or in a code snippet plugin, such as?WPCode to make all the links clickable,

<script>
document.querySelectorAll(".entry-content p a").forEach(function (elem) {
    elem.style.pointerEvents = 'initial';
})
</script>

Hello,

If the theme does not provide such option, then it requires custom scripts.

(function($) {
  $(document).ready(function() {
    $('.widget-wrap article').each(function() {
      var url = $(this).find('.entry-title a').attr("href");
      var readMore = '<a href="' + url + '">[Read More]</a>';
      var text = $(this).find('.entry-content p').html().replace("[…]", readMore);
      $(this).find('.entry-content p').html(text);
    });
  });
})(jQuery);

Try adding the scripts to your theme or use a code snippet plugin, such as WPCode, to add the scripts.

hope this helps you.

Hello,
The images likely aren’t displaying due to a cache issue.

I noticed that adding a “?nocache=1” parameter at the end of the URL resolves the problem, and the images are displayed correctly:

https://sherwoodamy.com/portfolio/pizza-nova-rebrand/?nocache=1

Result – https://i.ibb.co/k4Vf2tx/Screenshot-70.png

[Adding ?nocache=1 to the end of a URL tells the browser to bypass the cache and load the latest version of the page.]

Try clearing the cache from the cache plugin if you use any. If that doesn’t resolve the issue, consider reaching out to your hosting support to clear the server cache.