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Are any of you on WPEngine by any chance? @tusca95 @ilgrizly

We already got in touch with the client’s account. We’re all set.

You guys keep contradicting yourselves. I swear you need to read what you write.

Let us know how you make out @proksabielawa

You’re very welcome @jawadwp

Glad you got it figured out @mohammedmalleck

Hi again @proksabielawa since you are using what appears to be a premium theme called Tutor along with Elementor and are overriding the default behavior of WooCommerce I’d suggest reaching out to both the authors of Tutor and Elementor.

Ensure you are not mixing your categories. For instance Courses and Products and what not. When I filtered products on your Store page I received Tutor courses instead of WooCommerce products.

So you have a bit of a mix going on. Which means you probably aren’t using the grid from Elementor.

However, all of these things are outside the guidelines of this forum. We don’t support 3rd party apps such as Tutor or Elementor here. Elementor does have a Facebook group page that a lot of devs hang out and can advise. As for Tutor I’m not familiar with it, but I believe it’s on Themeforest.net

Hello @niznotthewiz I do not. Sorry. One of my colleagues may know.

Hello @renovomotors I can get you close, but not exact with the top of each button. I don’t have a lot of time. So you can find a way to align them better great.

@media only screen and (min-width:60rem) {
.woocommerce-checkout .express-divider,
#fkwcs-payment-request-separator{
    display:none !important;
    visibility:hidden !important;
}


.fkwcs_stripe_smart_button_wrapper.checkout{
  
}

.wc-ppcp-express-checkout{
    margin-left:2.5rem !important;
    position:relative
}

.fkwcs_stripe_smart_button_wrapper.checkout,
.wc-ppcp-express-checkout{
    width:48%;
    display:inline-block !important;

}
}

Add this to your Additional CSS inside the Customizer or your Child theme’s style sheet.

Hello @heatupdigital you can simply add a little css to hide it.

.product-category .count{
    display:none !important;
    visibility:hidden !important;
}

add this snippet to your Additional CSS section inside the Customizer

Hi @niznotthewiz those additional features are just that, additional. They’d require extensive coding into the child theme or a plugin. One feature is the display option, whether it be list or grid, the other is the quantity display and the last one is the count results. All of which are in a lot of premium themes. If not in yours then you’d need to find a developer to add these features.

Hello @jamiethomas847 I’d look at WooCommerce Show Single Variants and WooCommerce Product Table

Hello @jawadwp is_woocommerce_active is not used in the core of WooCommerce. It’s usually used in a theme or a plugin.

Hello @awais1111 no, that’s not something you can do with the native WooCommerce itself. This would require a custom app that can split payments up with your payment gateway. A subscription like app might work too.

Hello @proksabielawa have you tried clearing your cache? A link to your site and the product name would be helpful too.