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In reply to: WooCommerce Add to Cart Button Placement
Hi Heather!
I took a look at the Quick View for Single Products in your WooCommerce shop and I believe I have a CSS solution that might work for you. It seems like changing the cart submission form within that window to use a flex row is what you are looking for. The following code should help you get that submit button aligned next to the quantity input field.
.palette-primary.woocommerce-page .xoo-qv-container.single-product form.cart { flex-direction: row; } .palette-primary.woocommerce-page .xoo-qv-container.single-product form.cart .quantity.input-group { flex: 0; }Please let us know if you have any other questions!
In reply to: WooCommerce Add to Cart Button Placement
Hi Jesse,
I don’t know if you can help with this one, but I’m having a similar problem with the Quick View ” Add To Cart button. The code that I used for the variable products was.xoo-qv-modal .woocommerce-variation-add-to-cart {display: flex; align-items: center; flex-wrap: wrap;}
But that doesn’t work for the Simple Products, and I can’t find the right selector in the inspection area.
Anyway, if you can help, that would be fabulous.
Best,
HeatherIn reply to: W3 Total Cache with woocommerce and wpml
Hello Raf,
Thank you for your reply.
Please check out our FAQ for more details about the regex when excluding the pages.
As for the Yith wishlist, please check out their documentation for caching issues.
Thanks!In reply to: W3 Total Cache with woocommerce and wpml
Thank you. It works. I only use the page cache, I don’t use minification or DB cache (mfunc and _wc_session_ are they present by default?).
Wocommerce seems to work even without adding “Never cache the following pages:”
However, for safety, I put them on anyway. Are these the slugs of my woocommerce pages? Why is “*” used for shop? Do I have to add products* to the list as well?
Some problems only for Yith wishlist, with the numbers on the heart, which disappear on the home page.
ThanksIn reply to: WooCommerce Add to Cart Button Placement
Hi Heather-
Thanks for the great question, and thanks for choosing the Cobalt WordPress Theme.
I think I’ve got a simple CSS rule that you can add to your Customize > Advanced > Custom JS & CSS Custom CSS field that should solve this for you:
.palette-primary.woocommerce-page div.product form.cart, .palette-primary.woocommerce-page div.product p.cart, .palette-primary.woocommerce div.product form.cart, .palette-primary.woocommerce div.product p.cart { flex-direction: column; align-items: unset; }If that doesn’t do the trick at first, add
!importantto each rule, like so:.palette-primary.woocommerce-page div.product form.cart, .palette-primary.woocommerce-page div.product p.cart, .palette-primary.woocommerce div.product form.cart, .palette-primary.woocommerce div.product p.cart { flex-direction: column !important; align-items: unset !important; }Hi,
I’m hoping you can help me with the WooCommerce Add To Cart, and GooglePay Button placement. I’m using Cobalt, and have both Variable and Simple Products. The placement of the buttons on the variable products is below the quantity field, which is where I want it, as you can see on this page;
https:// momentofperception .com/product/glass-cutting-board-affectionate-fawns/The placement of the buttons on the simple products is to the right of the quantity field, as you can see on this page;
https:// momentofperception .com/product/spiral-notebook-ruled-line-acorn-woodpecker-in-winter/I have added this code to the PHP to place the Google Pay button below the Add To Cart
remove_action( ‘woocommerce_after_add_to_cart_quantity’, array( WC_Stripe_Payment_Request::instance(),’display_payment_request_button_html’ ), 1 );
remove_action( ‘woocommerce_after_add_to_cart_quantity’, array( WC_Stripe_Payment_Request::instance(),’display_payment_request_button_separator_html’ ), 2 );add_action( ‘woocommerce_after_add_to_cart_button’, array( WC_Stripe_Payment_Request::instance(),’display_payment_request_button_html’ ), 2 );
add_action( ‘woocommerce_after_add_to_cart_button’, array( WC_Stripe_Payment_Request::instance(),’display_payment_request_button_separator_html’ ), 1 );Can you help me with the code to change the placement of the buttons on the Simple Products ?
Thank you,
HeatherIn reply to: W3 Total Cache with woocommerce and wpml
Hello Raf,
Thank you for reaching out.
Yes, as suggested those pages should be excused from the cache. Woocommernce added a DONOTCACHEPAGE constant to some templates so it’s not necessary, however, it’s best to exclude those pages from the cache. You can check out this article for more details.
As for the WPML, W3 Total Cache is compatible with the WPML, however, in some cases the Pro extension is needed to improve the caching performance of websites localized by WPML.
Localization is a type of personalization that makes websites more difficult to scale. This extension reduces the response time of websites localized by WPML.
Thanks!Hi, before I download W3 total cache free version, I would like to know if it works with
1 – woocommerce
I read on the net that it is necessary to add “Never cache the following pages:”
shop*
cart
checkout
my-account
wishlist/*It’s true?
2 – Is it compatible with wpml or is it only the Pro version?I am trying to sort my products for their display but nothing works. If I do it manually it reverts to the previous order. I tried using the menu order feature and ran into the same problem.
I had a plug in that would control the sort order of the categories and thought that might be the problem. I both deactivated and then deleted it and still had the problem. I am using Crio as my theme.In reply to: How to add Custom CSS to Theme Files
Hi Nicole,
My website is split between WordPress. pages, and WooCommerce pages. I added a plugin called Asset Cleanup that allows me to unload plugins, and css and js code off pages to lighten them up. Everything that goes into the customizer ends up in one file, so I’ve set it up so that the only thing that’s in the customizer deals with the WooCommerce side, which is a lot of code. That way, I can unload that on all the WooCommerce pages. The code that I’m asking about needs to go on all the pages, so if I put it in the customizer, then I can’t unload that large customizer file anymore. So, I don’t have a problem reinserting it if the theme changes. What I don’t understand is why the code works in the Customizer, but not through the Theme Editor. Thanks for any help with this.
HeatherIn reply to: Column Width for Mobile WooCommerce
Hi Heather!
I took a look at your Checkout page and I wrote some CSS that should allow that Create an Account? button to stretch to the length of the other bars on that page.
.woocommerce-checkout .create-account .woocommerce-form__label-for-checkbox {
display: flex;
align-items: center;
}
.woocommerce-checkout .create-account .woocommerce-form__label-for-checkbox span {
width: 100%;
}
That code worked in the development tools in my browser, so hopefully it has the same effect when implemented through your website’s Customizer.
I think the best place to get help for the issues with the Asset Cleanup plugin is in their public support forums on WordPress.org. Their team should be able to help you write the appropriate enqueue scripts so you don’t have to reload your CSS on every WooCommerce page if you make a change. I also recommend trying out Code Snippets for managing custom PHP scripts on your website. That plugin allows you to add custom PHP without having to directly modify the functions.php file in your theme and should prevent your custom code from being overwritten whenever the theme files are updated.
Please let us know if you have any other questions for us!
In reply to: Column Width for Mobile WooCommerce
Yeah ! Jesse, thank you soooooo much, it worked !!!!!!!!
It’s so nice to know you guys are here. This is new to me, and it’s been quite a challenge getting things set up, I really have come to admire what you guys do.Anyway, if you can help me with two other issues, that would be awesome, but if not, no worries.
1) On the checkout page, there’s a ” Create an account ? ” bar about halfway down ( right below the PayPal Button ). I’ve been trying to make it the length of the other bars, but I can’t get it to do that on both the desktop and mobile versions. This is the code I have right now
#customer_address_details > div.woocommerce-billing-fields > div > p.form-row.form-row-wide.create-account.woocommerce-validated > label > span
{ background-image: linear-gradient(180deg, #ce7fed 0%, #2c0a45 20%, #2c0a45 80%, #ba59e0 100%, #ce7fed 100%); padding-right: 14% ; margin: auto; padding-left: 40px; padding-top: 12px; padding-bottom: 12px; }You’ll need to put something in the cart to see the checkout page.
2) As you have already seen, I have WordPress pages, and Woocommerce pages. I’m using ” Asset Cleanup ” to unload as much as I can from each page, to help with page speed. All of the css changes in the customizer go into one file on their unloader, so I made sure I only have Woocommerce oriented changes there, and I unload that off the WordPress pages. My problem is that every time I touch that customizer, it reloads that file, and I have to go back and re-unload it on 10 pages. I’ve read about enqueuing, and it sounds like that’s what I should do with what I currently have in that file, but I’m lost on php coding. I’ve read quite a few how to’s, but they all assume you’re already familiar with that type of coding. Can you either help walk me through it, or point me in the right direction ? If that’s too much, I sure understand.
Thanks again for all your help.
Best,
HeatherIn reply to: Column Width for Mobile WooCommerce
Hi Heather-
Thanks for reaching out, and thanks for the question about using WooCommerce with the Cobalt WordPress Theme. And a special thanks for helping us comply with the WordPress Forum guidelines by moving your original question over here.
As I mentioned in the original question, your Custom CSS code here would normally work out-of-the-box with Cobalt, but it looks like you have another Custom CSS rule that’s interfering:
.container,.infinite-footer-container,.page-template-template-builder-php .entry-content>.twitter-share { padding: 0 100px; }Since that rule uses the general
.containerclass, it’s also adding 100 pixels on both the left- and right-side of your mobile view. I’d modify your Custom CSS rule like this:@media screen and (max-width: 768px) { .woocommerce ul.products[class*=columns-] li.product, .woocommerce-page ul.products[class*=columns-] li.product { width: 100% !important; } main.container { padding: 0 10px; } }That way, you can keep the custom padding on
.containeras well as make sure that your products are large enough on narrow screens. You can adjust the10pxvalue to suit your preferences.Hi,
I’m using your Cobalt theme which I love, thank you for your great work. I’ve got an issue with column width on the woocommerce product listings in the portrait mode of the mobile version. They originally were displaying in two columns, and I’ve used a code to get the product listings into a single column, but it’s only taking up about one half of the available width in portrait mode, so it appears quite small. Is there a way to get that column to use the available space ?This is the code I used to get it to the single column. But you’ll see how narrow it is in the mobile version.
@media screen and (max-width: 768px) { .woocommerce ul.products[class*=columns-] li.product, .woocommerce-page ul.products[class*=columns-] li.product { width: 100% !important; } }You can see it on this page https://momentofperception.com/product-category/house_of_cards/generalgreetingcards/
Thanks for any help.In reply to: W3TC minify has made all fusion elements large
Its minify thats causing it. Im using Avada theme.
It seems to be displaying the mobile header instead of the desktop full header.
The slider on the home page has text so huge it doesn’t fit in. Better on mobile where its just not centered
My shop is displaying as 2 huge columns instead of 4 smaller ones. I am using custom css to display 2 columns on mobile so maybe its this?
@media all and (max-width:800px){
body #wrapper #main ul.products li.product {
width: calc(100% / 2 – 10px) !important;
float: left !important;
clear: inherit;
margin: 5px !important;
}
body #wrapper #main ul.products {
display: flex;
flex-flow: wrap;
}
@media all and (max-width:640px){
#wrapper .product-category a h2.woocommerce-loop-category__title {
font-size: 15px !important;
}}Once again THANK YOU. I wish I would know more about CSS. It is just rare that I run into needing it. So now with the new code: form.woocommerce-product-search button { width: 200px; } all pages have the perfect size search button, even on mobile.
Again… thank you!
KlausHi Klaus!
I took a look at the differences in the style rules for that button between the WooCommerce generated pages and the ones you created on your own, and I might have a solution for you.
The WooCommerce stylesheet contains that following rule for the search button which only appears to load on pages generated by the plugin:
.woocommerce .widget_product_search button, .woocommerce-page .widget_product_search button { flex: 0 0 auto; padding: 10px 20px; }If you want the button to look the same on all pages then you could try swapping out the width adjustment in your custom code with the flex and padding settings from the WooCommerce stylesheet. The new code will look like this:
form.woocommerce-product-search button { flex: 0 0 auto; padding: 10px 20px; }Please let us know how the new code works out!
Hi Klaus-
Thanks for reaching out! We’ll be happy to help you get that search button fixed.
Generally speaking, this is happening due to a style in the Astra theme that you’re using, but you can use a little bit of Custom CSS to fix it. Navigate to Customize > Additional CSS and add this line:
form.woocommerce-product-search button { width: 200px; }Hi,
The search button text wraps into a second line. It only does that by pages I created, but not by pages like the cart, my account, shop… created by woocommerce. Why does that wrap into second line on pages I created. Where can I change/fix that so it does not wrap into a second line?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you.
KlausIn case it helps anybody, like me, searching for a solution to this problem and trying all the suggested answers and coming up blank:
Another possibility if you have an Apache server is that somewhere in your configuration a required setting is disabled that is required by WordPress/WooCommerce and ‘AllowOverride’ is set to ‘None’. Even though you have the correct settings in your .htaccess file and everywhere else in WordPress, if overrides are disabled the redirects won’t work properly and you’ll get a 404 for the WooCommerce json link.
Oddly, regular WordPress redirects (ie ‘pretty links’) worked fine for me, so I’m still not entirely sure why redirect for the JSON url failed.
Hi Mahmoud-
Thanks for reaching out and for your interest in the Total Upkeep WordPress backup plugin.
I’m assuming that you’re referring to Products in the WooCommerce Plugin, please correct me if you’re working with a different plugin for your products.
WooCommerce creates custom database tables with things like your orders, tax rates, and other things, but it stores your Products in the main wp_posts database table. So that means that if you’re restoring your products, you’ll also be restoring your Pages, Posts, and other Custom Post Types.
Can i restore products only from Total Upkeep backup ?
Hi Joshua-
Thanks for your interest in W3 Total Cache Pro! Because of the dynamic nature of the WooCommerce Bookings plugin, that content should be excluded from your Page Cache.
There are two ways you can fix this, the “right” way, and the easy way.
First, the easy way- you can exclude your bookings pages from the Page Cache. Give your bookings products a category or tag, then add that category or tag to the Performance > Page Cache > Advanced > Never cache pages associated with these categories / Never cache pages that use these tags. Alternatively, you can add
/products/*to the Never cache the following pages field.Next, the “right” way. You can use Page Fragment Caching Exceptions in your theme template for the booking product. This will preserve the most performance while still allowing your bookings to behave dynamically. The catch is that you will need to make a child theme and edit your theme templates, and place <!–mfunc –> comments around the booking calendar. If you’d like help setting this up, we also offer Premium Services to help you configure this in your Performance > Support menu.
Hi James-
Thanks a lot for the clarification, I see what you mean now that the Label for the variations was the light color.
Here’s a Custom CSS rule you can use in your Customize > Advanced > Custom JS & CSS menu:
.woocommerce div.product form.cart .variations label { color: #333; }The color #333 is based on the text in the paragraph just above the selection box, but you can change that according to your taste. Once you have that CSS rule in place, you can change your background color back to white.
I used the “variations” option on a product in Woocommerce. When the pull down menu is created for the option, the prompt (say size) is in white and the background is light in color also. I could change the background color which changes it everywhere which I do not want. How do I just change the color of the font of the prompt?
Thank you for any help that you can provide!Hello,
I am having an issue with the w3tc_minify option in table wp_options growing indefinitely without getting purged.
Short version:
after manually deleting the w3tc_minify option from the database, a WooCommerce product page on my site that used to be generated in 114 msec is now served in 98 msec (full load test using the ab tool).Long version:
my site runs with ~25 minified files in cache/minify. After running the site for more than 1 year, I noticed that option w3tc_minify grew to 145 KB. It contained a list of 320 minified files along the the path of the originating files. Many of the files referenced in there were from older plugin that are not in use anymore, even plugins activated months ago for just a few days. Apparently the various manual purge buttons are not purging this. The option is cached by APC as object cache, still it’s deserialized on each pageview and it probably increases w3tc processing time.After manually deleting the option from the wp_options table and purging APC, it is recreated within a few pageviews and it reaches 6 KB only.
The average time for generating a Wocommerce product page decresed from 114 msec down to 98 msec (-14%).Is there a mechanism for purging the content of w3tc_minify ? Is that not working just on my system maybe ?
Otherwise I would suggest to fully delete that option once a month, so that it does not accumulate garbage over time and it keeps the site running faster. Or at least delete every month the entries containing non-existing files on the filesystem, although this would be a partial cleanup (I had for example entries related to the old hostname the site was running on).Regards,
NicolaIn reply to: Can’t adjust image size on product page
Hi James-
Most of the JavaScript in WooCommerce is already minified, so it might not be giving you that much of a boost to minify them using W3TC, and as we’ve seen can sometimes cause unexpected errors.
There are a couple possibilities to solve this. Probably the easiest is to change the Minify method setting in Performance > Minify > JS to Combine only. That will give you the benefit of having fewer JavaScript requests without the double-minifying issue.
Alternatively, you could add WooCommerce’s JavaScript assets to the Never minify the following JS files field. I believe the right one in this case is the
/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/assets/js/zoom/jquery.zoom.min.js, but other JS assets might need to be added as well.In reply to: Can’t adjust image size on product page
Hi James-
Thanks for reaching out, I’m sorry to hear about the issues with your product images.
I checked out your site, and your product pages don’t look the way that they normally do in the Hydra theme. Normally, a smaller image would be displayed, with the 600-pixel full size only shown as a “preview” when the user hovers over it.
I’m curious if the normal image display is being affected by your Minify settings in W3 Total Cache. Can you disable minify temporarily in your Performance > General menu, and see if that makes your product page look correct? That might also explain the behavior you saw when the Customizer changed, but the front-end of the website did not, if the cache had not been cleared when you checked the page.
I am using the hydra theme with Woocommerce. The pictures on my product page are too large. I went to the Customize > Woocommerce > product image to adjust the image. The Main Image size was set to 600. I reduced it to 300. It changed on the preview screen but it did not change the size on the website. When I went back to the Customize area it was also large there again. My product image sizes are approx 730 x 660. I tried to reduce their size but that just made the image in the product page blurry. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!hello, I have your W3 Total Cache plugin installed. Your plug was causing a problem with my other All Import plugin. While importing XML I was getting error 500 and time errors. I had to turn off your plug and everything was back to normal. What is the problem and what can we do?
this error in the logs:
AH01071: Got error ‘PHP message: B\xc5\x82\xc4\x85d Deadlock found when trying to get lock; try restarting transaction bazy danych WordPressa podczas wykonywania zapytania DELETE FROM wp_wps_index WHERE object_id = 305849 AND object_type_id IN (9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,20,24) wys\xc5\x82anego przez do_action(‘admin_init’), WP_Hook->do_action, WP_Hook->apply_filters, PMXI_Plugin->adminInit, PMXI_Admin_Import->process, PMXI_Import_Record->process, wp_update_post, wp_insert_post, do_action(‘save_post’), WP_Hook->do_action, WP_Hook->apply_filters, WooCommerce_Product_Search_Admin_Product::save_post, WooCommerce_Product_Search_Indexer->index, Wo
oCommerce_Product_Search_Indexer->delete_indexes, W3TC\\DbCache_WpdbNew->query, W3TC\\DbCache_WpdbInjection_QueryCaching->query, W3TC\\_CallUnderlying->query, W3TC\\DbCache_WpdbNew->query, W3TC\\DbCache_WpdbInjection->query, W3TC\\DbCache_WpdbNew->default_query\n’, referer: https://[redacted]/wp-admin/admin.php?page=pmxi-admin-manage&id=47&action=updateHi
I forgot to mention I have these 2 plugins installed
Yoast SEO v15.5
Wordfence v7.4.14Thanks
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"timelimit.minify_recommendations": 600, "common.instance_id": 582650194, "common.force_master": true, "extensions.active": { "fragmentcache": "w3-total-cache\/Extension_FragmentCache_Plugin.php", "wordpress-seo": "w3-total-cache\/Extension_WordPressSeo_Plugin.php" }, "extensions.active_frontend": { "wordpress-seo": "*" }, "extensions.active_dropin": [], "plugin.license_key": "", "plugin.type": "", "jquerymigrate.disabled": false, "minify.css.combine": false, "fragmentcache": { "engine": "" }, "pgcache.bad_behavior_path": "", "newrelic": { "monitoring_type": "apm" } }Having this same issue with the Grid One theme and WooCommerce. Will there be an update for this theme? Thanks!
Hi Steven-
Thanks for the question! I’ll do my best to answer everything for you.
1. Do you do plug-ins or page builder or site builder
Actually, all three. Our “Site-Builder” is a plugin called BoldGrid Inspirations. Install this plugin on a brand-new site to choose one of BoldGrid’s themes and starter content set, along with all of BoldGrid’s other plugins and working contact forms by weForms.
Our Post and Page Builder plugin then lets you create your pages by using our professionally designed library of layouts to quickly build your pages, and get fine-grained control over every design aspect of your pages.
Our other plugins include BoldGrid Easy SEO and Total Upkeep to complete the BoldGrid suite.2. What is difference with BoldGrid vs. Elementor or Brizy
Elementor and Brizy are both “Front-end” editors, while BoldGrid’s editor is “back-end” (although it is WYSIWYG). The biggest difference between the Post and Page Builder and other builders is the enormous library of professionally designed “blocks.” These aren’t like the blocks in other builders, like paragraph, button, image or other primitive elements (although you can use those too). BoldGrid’s block library is full of layouts for different sections of your site, like pricing tables, calls-to-action, video embeds, and many others.
3. I assume you use WooCommerce or what other?
Yes, BoldGrid’s suite of plugins and themes is compatible with WooCommerce, or any other WordPress e-commerce solution you’d like to use.
For you, I’d highly recommend trying it out in our Cloud WordPress system, which lets you create testing WordPress websites in our cloud. That way you can try it easily to see how you like it without making any changes to your website. If you create something you’d like to keep, you can easily use Total Upkeep to migrate your Cloud site to your host.
I have been using Elementor for 5 or 6 years now. Run 2 sites on elementor. Use InMotion Hosting. I like them. I am not happy with Elementor. Slow, support is terrible, seem to have a lot of illogical methods.
I need to understand BoldGrid because I had a conflict with WP using your W3 plug-in and deactivated it until this week.
I can’t figure out what BoldGrid is:
1. Do you do plug-ins or page builder or site builder
2. What is difference with BoldGrid vs. Elementor or Brizy
3. I assume you use WooCommerce or what other?Oh, I use Total UpKeep also because InMotion Hosting said I needed to.
I will change for speed alone because Elementor seems to be slow. I re-installed W3 and site seems to run better, maybe.
Steve Lay
Hi Emily-
There are two different ways you can incorporate your products into your content other than the basic WooCommerce Shop page. You can use the built-in Block Components that you can find by clicking the Add block component (+) icon, a few of which are pictured here:
For more fine-grained control, you can also use WooCommerce Shortcodes anywhere in your content to display specific products, featured products, or recently viewed products.
I need to be able to upsell a lot on my website, which means linking to my products in blog posts and on non-shop pages. I don’t want a drop-down or list like in the widgets, I want to have the products displayed with their image and title, possibly also with a buy now or add to cart button. Ideally, I would be able to have a space where they are automatically loaded based on the category I choose (products related to topic in the blog post for example).
I’m imagining it being able to be similar to a “if you liked this, you might like these other products” kind of automatic thing. It seems like WooCommerce has created “blocks” like this but that they are only for the new WordPress site builder? Is there a way to access those on my site?
I’m using Florentine theme and my site is not live yet. I have a very limited ability to work in code, hence why I bought BoldGrid. I’m looking for a simple way to add these “blocks” to the custom blocks i’m making for my blog templates. Help?!
In reply to: Press question
Hi Chyelle-
I sent you an email privately with some more details, so do be sure to check your inbox. That said, here are some answers to your questions:
Are there any unique features that makes BoldGrid different from other website builders?
BoldGrid’s starter content is a fully functional website.
BoldGrid’s main unique feature is its vast library of professionally designed content and blocks. This gives the user a starting point, rather than a blank canvas.Start by choosing an industry category and a theme, input your contact information, and choose between a 3-, 5-, or 10-page content set, and you’ll have a complete website with a working contact form, ready for you to customize.
All BoldGrid starter websites include an SEO plugin, backup and migration Plugin, and the Post and Page Builder Plugin. Small business owners can also choose to include estimate request forms and invoicing software included in their starter package, as well as a caching plugin for speed optimization.Once the starter website is finished, use WordPress’s built-in customizer to add a logo, color scheme, choose typography, among other site-wide customizations.
How many elements/widgets are available to choose from?
BoldGrid’s blocks are full layouts, not individual elements and widgets (but you can use those too).
After the website has been customized, the user can simply edit the starter content with their own content, or choose from our library of pre-designed blocks. BoldGrid blocks are different from other page builders because they are not individual widgets or elements, they’re full layouts or sections with images, calls-to-action, buttons, pricing tables, videos, and other common types of website sections.
These layouts are randomly generated with content and stock images based on your industry and color palette, so there can be nearly infinite different options to choose from.There is a nearly infinite library of pre-designed sections and layouts included. However, users who want to design their own layouts can use over 50 primitive elements and widgets alongside a powerful WYSIWYG editor to adjust columns, rows, backgrounds, spacing and others. BoldGrid’s page builder is also compatible with any WordPress plugin that adds additional widget types.
Does the website builder include ecommerce capabilities?
BoldGrid works with the WordPress e-commerce solution of your choice.
BoldGrid doesn’t include e-commerce out-of-the-box, but you can use elements from the e-commerce solution you choose, including WooCommerce, BigCommerce, GiveWP or any other solution that registers widgets or shortcodes to use as layout elements. Once an e-commerce solution is installed, its elements appear in the Post and Page Builder interface so users can include them in their pages and posts.BoldGrid is more than a Page Builder
BoldGrid includes many other features that are unique. BoldGrid Cloud WordPress can let users test out new plugins, create staging and development sites, and use Total Upkeep to migrate their staging sites to their domains.I hope this gives you a good idea of all the different features of using BoldGrid’s plugins and themes as a website builder. Please reach out if you have any more questions.
Hi Julie, sorry to hear about the problems adding items to the Cart on your website!
Nonce errors can sometimes happen due to the Object Cache settings, and if your website currently has that enabled then that might explain where this issue is coming from.
First, navigate in your WordPress dashboard to Performance > General Settings and look for the Object Cache section there to see if it is turned on. Then, if Object Cache is enabled, go to Performance > Object Cache and make sure that Enable caching for wp-admin requests is deactivated.
I also located a guide from the WooCommerce team that provides some configuration suggestions on how to get WooCommerce to work with W3 Total Cache that offers some additional solutions you can try to get things working as expected.
Please let us know if there is anything else that we can do to help!
In reply to: Removing sidebars from Product Page (Woo)
Hi Jonas-
Thank you very much for reaching out with this feedback, you’re right that it’s not very easy to figure this out in the Customizer. I’ve filed a feature request to make this feature more usable in the future.
For now, you’ll be able to control this sidebar in the Customize > Design > Blog > Blog Page > Sidebar menu. The reason for this is that the WooCommerce Shop Page is basically a “blog page” of your products, as far as WordPress knows.
In reply to: My backup files are not showing
Sorry for the delay. The rest of the log is:
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)[2020-10-29 14:35:01 UTC] PHP Version: 7.4.11
[2020-10-29 14:35:01 UTC] WordPress Version: 5.5
[2020-10-29 14:35:01 UTC] Total Upkeep version: 1.14.6
[2020-10-29 14:35:01 UTC] Backup process initialized.
[2020-10-29 14:35:01 UTC] ——————————————————————————–
[2020-10-29 14:35:01 UTC] Starting dump of database…
[2020-10-29 14:35:01 UTC] Memory usage – limit / current / peak memory usage: 1073741824 / 77147848 (73.57 MB) / 80472000 (77 MB)
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)[2020-10-29 14:35:07 UTC] Dump of database complete! $status = 1
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[2020-10-29 14:35:07 UTC] ——————————————————————————–
[2020-10-29 14:35:29 UTC] Database dump file added to file list: /home4/dealfin7/boldgrid_backup/dealfin7_kh7GmJj.20201029-143502.sql / 100095162 (95.46 MB)
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