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August 21, 2017 at 4:55 pm in reply to: My Account + Search Icons + Quick Shop missing after theme update #8559
OK, thanks. Re-saving has fixed it.
August 4, 2017 at 4:52 pm in reply to: Sales Section Layout on Homepage Broken After WordPress Core Update #7673Very strange, the sale price was set to expire on December 31st 2018 and yet it’s disappeared.
Added back and is now fixed. Thanks.
But why can’t the theme provide thumbnail images for mobile like it does for desktop? If this is a responsive theme then it should be optimised for mobile use. I really don’t want to keep adding plugins.
I think you misunderstand – it is all working fine, adding to cart within 1-2 seconds. I am asking if it will revert back once I update the theme in future or are you adding this code to any future updates?
That’s great thanks, but won’t the add to cart issue go back to how it was on the next update (like it has on the most recent update)?
That notice never appeared so I didn’t update anything. I will check manually next time.
OK, I’ve migrated the site over and am now experiencing much quicker load times.
The add to cart now takes 5-6 seconds which is just a bit slower than it was before when you fixed it the first time (2-3 seconds load time).
The only other issue is the visual composer plugin is still saying it needs updating. Do I have to do this manually despite uploading the updated theme files?
July 21, 2017 at 7:35 pm in reply to: Homepage Taking 30-50 Seconds to Load – Intermittent Fault – GoDaddy’s hosting #6840Just to update this – it was definitely GoDaddy’s hosting that was causing the problem with slow load times and wordpress.
I can only advise anyone to use a different webhost if you have an e-Commerce WordPress site – I can highly recommend SiteGround – since upgrading to them I have experienced up to 50% faster load times and no hangups on pages.
Despite the fact it explicitly states I can use BBCode in these replies, the above proves otherwise. Obviously ignore the [code][/code] of the above and use just the line inbetween.
Just for anyone else with this issue – WooCommerce pulls from both categories AND tags, so if you’ve tagged a lot of products with similar keywords then these will appear under “Related Products”.
I have fixed this by adding the code below that ignores tags when matching related products:
add_filter( 'woocommerce_product_related_posts_relate_by_tag', '__return_false' );
to the functions.php file in the child theme folder.
Please do not make any changes to the site right now – I am migrating it to another faster server.
I will update here once the site has been transferred.
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