Jethro Burnett Thorburn

Hello,

I checked in Customize > Woocommerce > General and everything looks fine there. I have not disabled OceanWP woocommerce features.

I also tried to disable all the plugins on my WordPress backend.

I left Woocommerce and Woocommerce Admin plugin, and Ocean Extra.

I also had to leave Elementor and Elementor Pro.

So with those 5 plugins I am still getting the error with the Cart Styling.

I am not sure how to proceed. If I deactivate Elementor and Elementor Pro then I cannot access any of my pages (I used the page builder to create the Header of the site where the Woocommerce Menu Cart/Basket is).

I am not sure how Elementor could be the problem though, because at a stage previously while I was also using Elementor, there was not this problem with the Menu Cart. So if it worked previously with Elementor I am not sure why that might be causing the problem now…

I am quite confused.

Would really appreciate any guidance and assistance.

Thank you.

Hi Amit,

I tried both of those things and it did not have any success I’m afraid.

I did both Number 1 and 2 that you listed above.

Hello and thank you very much for the reply.

Thanks for clarifying.

Is there any way to enable replies on the front-end of the website (like is possible with comments on posts)?

Reason being that I run a marketplace and would like to allow the product sellers to reply to product reviews directly on the product page (as I cannot grant them access to the back-end of the website)

Hi Amit,

Thank you for the suggestions.

I have tried switching to the Default Template. It didn’t change anything.

I have used the page level OceanWP settings. It didn’t change anything.

I have tried the Scripts & Styles solution. It didn’t change anything.

Here is what progress I have made:

I have now Enabled the Header on the Dashboard page (https://molomarket/dashboard).

If you can look there, you will see that the header is above the Login box, and then below the Login box is the stuff I am having a problem with removing.

So to me it seems that the stuff I am trying to remove is not directly related to the Header. I can remove the Header, but the “Close Menu Here” and the “Basket” and “No products in the basket” still remains when I remove the Header.

I think it may be related to the AJAX WooCommerce Cart Menu that drops down from the main menu.

I tried disabling all WooCommerce scripts on this page using Asset CleanUp: Page Speed Booster and I also disabled OceanExtra, but that stuff is still there.

I don’t know whether it could be removed using some code?

Hi Amit,

I have just taken a new screenshot: https://imgur.com/RGawuLK

Are you saying that you cannot see the stuff within the red square in this screenshot when you access https://molomarket.com/dashboard ?

Hey Amit,

Thank you for the assistance.

My apologies, I supplied an incorrect URL for the shop.

It is: https://molomarket.com/market

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The thing is that on the Dashboard page, it is not the entire Header that appears. It is only the OceanWP Cart button and information. I changed the text “cart” to “basket” on my entire website.

If you go to https://molomarket.com/dashboard you will see beneath the login box there is text that says “Basket” with an “x” next to it.

If you go to the correct shop URL and then add some products to the Basket and then go back to the Dashboard URL you will see the full extent of the glitch.

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Nevertheless, I have tried to modify the code you generously supplied me with:

I tried to use the PostID.

The postID for the Dashboard is 11539;

So I have tried to use the postID to disable the header on that page. However, the Basket element of the header is still displayed there.

I have no training in PHP but I am trying to learn.

Any ideas why the below code might not be working Amit?

function disable_site_header($return) {
if ($wp_query->post->ID == 11539) {
$return = false;
}
return $return;
}
add_filter( ‘ocean_display_header’, ‘disable_site_header’ );

The page where I am experiencing the issue is a page only accessible by a certain User Role on the website and it is called the Dashboard. The User Role is “Vendor” and they use the Dashboard to manage their products which they sell on my website.

The URL is https://molomarket.com/dashboard

The page visible in the screenshots I shared is the Dashboard.

Even if you do not log into the Dashboard, you can still see below the login area that it says “Basket”. On my website I have changed the text from “Cart” to “Basket”. Now because your Basket is empty you will not see any products, just the title. However, if you were to add products to your Basket and then go to that URL you will see that there is a glitch there, and the glitch is also visible if a user actually proceeds to log into the Dashboard (and that is what is seen in screenshots 2 and 3 that I shared earlier).

If you, for example, go to the shop URL (https://molomarket.com/the-market), add a few products to your Basket/Cart, and then go to the Dashboard URL (https://molomarket.com/dashbaord), you will see the glitch I am referring to.

In the 2nd and 3rd screenshots one can see that there are images of a yellow person with a question mark and an orange/yellow block. Those are in fact Test Products within my product archive which the user has in their cart/basket.

Then on this specific page, there is a glitch and you can see those images and details at the bottom of the Dashboard. Further to the left of the square images you can also see some details which are the product price, title, and other details, but they are slightly cut off and one cannot see them completely.

I am trying to disable all Header functionality on the Dashboard page because there is no need for the Header at all (and it is causing this layout error).

Please let me know if you need any further explanation, more screenshots, or user access to get a better image of what exactly I am referring to.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by Jethro Burnett Thorburn.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by Jethro Burnett Thorburn.

Hi Amit,

Thank you for the assistance.

Unfortunately I have already tried disabling the Header viable the OceanWP Settings when I Edit the Page and it did not have any results.

Furthermore, I also tried to use a plugin called Asset CleanUp: Page Speed Booster which enables the admin to unload CSS, JS, and other code on a specific page. I used this plugin to disable all OceanWP code on this page, and there is still the issue visible.

Please see the screenshots at this URL to see the problem: https://imgur.com/a/yORfx5F

The problem is that at the bottom of the Dashboard there are images and text relating to the Woocommerce Cart button which is part of the OceanWP header.

I am not sure why it is there or like that, but it just looks unprofessional and ideally I would like to just not use ANY header code on this page.

I have also tried using the aforementioned plugin to disable some of the Woocommerce code to see whether that would do away with the Cart information but it didn’t help either…

Thank you for your help Amit.

Kind regards,
Jethro

Good Day Sir,

I hope you are well.

I am still having troubles with AWS and Google Analytics.

Do you have any advice how I could troubleshoot this issue? I have 4 events that did work months ago, but in my recent tests none of the AWS data is coming through to Google Analytics.

I would sincerely love it if you could help me to get this sorted.

My AWS plugin is up to date, and I have the Google Analytics setting set to “Yes”, and my Google Analytics is working on my website.

Kind regards,
Jethro

Hey Amit,

Thank man. That worked a charm and it really does look better. Think it will assist with user experience and conversion rates, Even if it’s a small change.

Thanks for the help man.

Feel free to mark as resolved.

All the best,
Jethro

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by Jethro Burnett Thorburn.

Hey Amit,

Worked a charm! Thank you kindly!

Will keep an eye out for the update.

Feel free to mark as resolved.

Hope you’re having a good day.

Kind regards,
Jethro

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by Jethro Burnett Thorburn.

Hi Amit,

Just checking in again.

It seems that the custom css is affecting other font awesome icons used elsewhere on the website.

My apologies, I should have mentioned that I have other areas on the website that use font awesome icons because they are used by my page builder, Elementor.

Is there some way that the custom css can be applied only to the header section of my site? This is where the main menu is and the main menu has the cart/basket icon.

Thank you!

Hello,

Thank you for the reply. I decided to disable the Social Login at Woocommerce Registration, and then instead I used the Social Login Shortcode at the My Account page for registration.

It actually worked out better because I have made the register with social login more visible on the My Account page, and of course, because I disabled the setting it is no longer visible on the Seller / Vendor registration page.

Sorry for the confusion and thank you for your time.

Kind regards,
Jethro

Hello Amit,

Thank you kindly. It worked!

This is not the first time you have helped me. Thank you very much Sir.

Kind regards and best wishes,
Jethro

Thank you kindly for your time, patience and assistance.

I sincerely appreciate it Sir!

I am a solopreneur learning as I go. I still need to set up my Funnels on GA.

Thank you once again and I hope your week is good!

Kind regards and best wishes,
Jethro