Rose

From what I am understanding, a customer has to fill in all required address fields before the shipping will update. The problem with this however is that my shipping zones are based solely on Region (State) so it seems silly not to update the shipping after region is selected. I can either add some custom code to force an update when region is selected. Or use the “Hide shipping costs until an address is entered” option. Neither is ideal. So I am wondering, why is it not part of core Woocommerce for areas that have shipping based on Region or State to send an ajax update when Region/State is selected??

Enabling debug mode does not come up with anything relevant. And the ajax is loaded as it works correctly to update the total when changing between shipping options (pickup and courier)

• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by Rose.

Agree that at minimum this should be first name by default.

It has reCAPTCHA integration but you have to pay for premium to get it. It’s a shame it’s not part of the free plugin because it really is a basic, necessary feature. ??

Thanks for your reply! On further investigation, I found that it was the Profile Builder plugin overriding Astra’s styling. Apologies for using your time unnecessarily. I appreciate you taking the time to answer! ??

*** Two things to note for anyone else who wants to do this: I added 400px high spacer blocks to the background image columns because otherwise they collapse to nigh on nothing on mobile. Reverse the second lot of tiles (i.e. second Advanced Columns block underneath the first) – under Advanced Columns layout, down the bottom, select Reverse Columns (Mobile) (and Tablet if you selected the Stack on Tablet option, as I did).

Awesome, thank you so much Vrunda! I appreciate your time in energy in explaining and setting up the demo picture ??

And thank you for this excellent plugin. I do a lot of work for non-profits and plugins like this make things much easier for volunteers like myself ??

Use the shortcode twice? e.g. for title and content:

[insert page='example-page' display='title']
[insert page='example-page' display='content']

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by Rose.

After fiddling around with the code, the other footer widgets are now also correctly getting <h2 id="text">. Not sure what I have changed that it is now working *shrug*.
However, you are correct @alchymyth that the WPForm widget is ‘overwriting’ the code I have with it’s own as it’s outputting <h2 id="WPForms" class="widget-title">

I’ve posted in the support forum over there asking how this can be changed. Although I will still keep working on this code snippet as I do think it can be useful to have widgets with the widget title as a header id attribute.

The reason I am wanting to do this is because it’s a one-page website and the menu consists solely of jump links (anchors). Adding anchors to the headers is no problem but because the contact form is a widget, I have no way of adding an id to the widget header. Because of this, I can’t have a nice looking URL when clicking/tapping “Contact” in the nav menu. I can only link something like #text-7 that’s automatically generated for the text widgets. Which would produce a URL like example.com/#text-7 instead of example.com/#contact

For the time being I have gotten around the problem by installing a plugin that allows you to add custom ids and classes to widgets but it’s overkill for my purposes. Technically, I only need the Contact widget with the appropriate id added to the h2 but it seemed simpler just to target all the widgets than a specific one.

There are other text widgets in the footer and none of them have the added h2 id either so it’s nothing to do with the WPForms contact widget.

I can’t link to the website proper as it’s not a live site yet. It can be (mostly) previewed here: https://r4.temporary-access.com/~babyyogaco/
Or this URL if you want to see that sidebar widgets h2 correctly outputs id (albeit widget type instead of the title): https://r4.temporary-access.com/~babyyogaco/?s=benefits
It won’t load properly (I use hosts file to view) but for the purposes needed here, you can see the footer widgets just fine. ??

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by Rose.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by Rose.

Also realised from the first screenshot, that it’s not actually applying the widget title to the h2 id but seems to be instead adding the widget type (“text”) so that’s an issue too. ??

There is. Go to the customizer and under “Colors”, untick “Apply a filter to featured images…”
https://www.elegantthemes.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/009-2019-Default-Theme.png

I have fixed it. There was something funky going on with the PHP versioning. I tried switching to another version of PHP and then back again (PHP 7.1) and it started working. I then restored the current backup and all is now fine. I tried to switch to PHP 7.2 and it looks like that caused a massive memory leak as the processor and RAM maxed out. Switch back to PHP 7.1 and all is happy again.
I have no idea what has caused these issues with PHP and no idea why switching between versions solved the problem.
All I can say is that if anyone else has mysterious 503 issues where nothing seems to resolve it, try checking your PHP version.

Fresh install of WordPress 4.9 is still coming up with a 503

*sigh* Restoring a backup from 1st November (WordPress v4.9.8) still results in a 503. Blitzing the files and then restoring results in a 503.