The menu section is appearing above the header. I am seeing this problem in the vendor store page and WooCommerce product category.

In WooCommerce single product page or any other page, I selected MINIMAL option in Header Style in WPOCEAN settings and it got fixed.

But there is no WPOCEAN setting option in the vendor store page and WooCommerce product category page.

I am sharing the screenshot of the error page below.

WooCommerce single product page – https://prnt.sc/eOkxjB7EGxSA

Vendor store Error page – https://prnt.sc/UWVU2duPLe7l

WooCommerce product category Error page – https://prnt.sc/OEHs7ZD-ct0F

Please help

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I’m new to WordPress, but I’m loving it so far! I’m developing a business directory/review website and need some guidance on best practices, particularly post templates and database integration. I’m currently using Bricks Builder, (I was using seedprod but was told to be careful due to the possibility of speed issues later on).

What I’m Trying to Achieve:

• I want to create a post template for my WordPress site that features a table, essentially forming the core of my business directory. It will list amenities available, hours of operation, etc.
• Since I’m going to have around 10,000 posts, I want to know the best way to set this up so it can scale. I was thinking the table should dynamically query data from a database, displaying relevant business listings.

My Questions:

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I keep my website’s top menu and main menu header sticky using the oceanwp sticky header plugin.

But oceanwp sticky header has not been updated for 2 years, due to which another plugin was used to replace it.

The problem is that out of the top menu and main menu header, only one header is getting stuck.

Can you suggest any ccs code or plugin which can solve my problem.

I am using Ocean WP theme.