Spen

I should also add that we have already implemented the feature following these instructions:

https://booster.io/features/woocommerce-price-by-user-role/

So we can see the role based price but cannot also display the regular price.

Cheers!

Sorry, this query was posted in the wrong section!

Hi @rainfallnixfig

Thanks for getting back.

This is happening with the other plugins switched off and Storefront activated, which is what makes it so weird. The site is bare bones now: Storefront and Woo.

I will follow your advice and seek support via My Account.

Thanks!

Spencer

HI @rainfallnixfig,

Thanks for getting back to me with the video.

This is quite the problem. All of the regular panels that normally sit on the left i.e. the editor, product data etc. have been squashed over to the right.

Please see the linked image. I haven’t encountered this before. All of the other plugins are still off and Storefront activated.

https://pasteboard.co/8FmAxfBWVoOu.png

Strange isn’t it? Do you have any other suggestions as we cannot inout any new products.

Cheers!

Spencer

Hi @nawaz0705

Thanks for getting back.

I have followed the steps you suggested but there have not been a change, unfortunately.

Do you have any other suggestions? The CMS has been stripped right down.

Thanks!

Spen

@franz1989

Thanks for getting back to me – I’ll look forward to the update.

Cheers!

I think I have this sorted by unsetting the page in the plugin settings.

Cheers!

Spencer

Hello there,

Sorry, this was the URL: https://adbirds.pointblank.ie/about/events/

I have cheated with an nth-of-type to get the entry to display correctly, but if you know why the class isn’t being loaded I am still curious to know.

Cheers,

Spencer

Hi,

I neglected to add the markup I am using:

• [simple_tooltip style=”display:inline-block;” content=’Tooltip gubbins here’]<span class=”devicons devicons-wordpress”></span>[/simple_tooltip]

Cheers,

Spencer

Sorry, I should have added that I attached the transition to .toppanel

Thanks,

Spen

@ckfrantz – that worked for me.

Hello there,

I am getting the same error.

I can select the gallery from within the page I want to display it on.

I used the following code to pull the gallery in:

<?php
foreach ( get_field ( ‘nextgen_gallery_id’ ) as $nextgen_gallery_id ) :
if ( $nextgen_gallery_id[‘ngg_form’] == ‘album’ ) {
echo nggShowAlbum( $nextgen_gallery_id[‘ngg_id’] ); //NextGEN Gallery album
} elseif ( $nextgen_gallery_id[‘ngg_form’] == ‘gallery’ ) {
echo nggShowGallery( $nextgen_gallery_id[‘ngg_id’] ); //NextGEN Gallery gallery
}
endforeach;
?>

Advanced Custom Fields – NextGEN Gallery Field add-on 2.0
Advanced Custom Fields 4.3.9
NextGEN Gallery by Photocrati 2.0.66.29

Whoops, shoddy middle sentence. It should have been:

‘I am using an add-on that exploits the native WordPress user functionality, so am wondering if this might integrate with it.’

@sap123

The site we built has all of the commenting functionality completely removed from all templates that generate pages – how else would 20 plus comments offering all manner of total crap appear in the WordPress backend?

In the case of our particular problem, I had already removed the comments tags from the templates so that there was nothing for the bots to lock onto.

The image that was ‘hacked’ was also in a page rather than a post.