ant123

I’m developing locally, but I’d be surprised this causes the problem.
Here are two screenshots

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0By-S838OebDHZjVHQ28yZWJiam8/view?usp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0By-S838OebDHQkhweERyYnZoZFE/view?usp=sharing

Thanks for the answer.

I’m using Twenty Fifteen and I guarantee the “featured image” does not show up on any WooCommerce page.

Just in case, I tried to remove it, update the page, put a new featured image and update again, but to no avail.

Thanks.
Worked like a charm.

For the next release, you could also improve the default layout.
Here is an example of the two plugins (yours at the bottom)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0By-S838OebDHQk9JcUY3dnRDcms/view?usp=sharing

Thanks again!

I’m developing locally, so here is a detailed summary of the problem:

1.
With “WooCommerce Grid / List toggle”, I can set list view as default, which is cool, but as soon as I move a “Advanced AJAX Product Filters” slider, the view jumps to grid view.

2.
“Grid/List View for WooCommerce” does not cause this problem, BUT there is no way to set list view as default, so first visitors see the grid view no matter what.

Thanks
Unfortunately, the “Catalog” tab disappeared from WooCommerce, which means even with “Grid/List View for WooCommerce” plugin you can’t set list view as default.
At least your solution works except for the first visit.
Thanks anyway.

Thanks.
That fixes the problem, indeed.

Thanks!
Adding overflow:hidden; to .site-main in TwentyFifteen style.css fixed the problem.
Superb!

That’s the problem.
I ticked all checkboxes there, including Products.
Am I missing something?

I decided to use another plugin because of these two bugs.
Once again, I confirm both of these bugs occur in the following conditions:
– WP 4.1 in English
– Twenty Fifteen theme with no customization
– On a page
– On a local machine running EasyPHP and Windows 8
You can try on your side.
You can close the ticket as I’m not using the plugin anymore and, hence, not able to provide further information.

Thanks anyway.

OK
There you go
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0By-S838OebDHTXpzMmZEQ3F0VmM/view?usp=sharing
The red arrow shows the trajectory of my mouse cursor while I was selecting text (= with left button down).
As explained earlier, if you go far enough to the left to hover the left panel, the sub-menus are deployed and hide the selected text underneath.
No big deal, but if there was a way to prevent sub-menus from showing up in such a case, that would be cool.

Update:

In sendmail.php, I’ve tried to replace $CharSet by windows-1252 and UTF-8 and also replaced text/plain by text/html but to no avail.

Thanks a million to retardeduser
As a complement of information: the line to be edited is 483

By the way, if you want to hide the credit link that cannot be hidden anymore, edit line 255 in include/dd-global-variable.php as follows:

define('FLOAT_BUTTON_CREDIT_LINK', '<div id=\'dd_name\'><a href=\'https://bufferapp.com/diggdigg\' target=\'_blank\'>Digg Digg</a></div>');

define('FLOAT_BUTTON_CREDIT_LINK', '');

I think highlighting + removing the a href would be the most understandable option

Thanks for the effort anyway

I think, as long as it’s just an option, it’s up to the webmaster/blogger to decide.

I came to this idea, after having discovered in Google Analytics “In-Page Analytics” (a tool that lets you see where people click) that the most clicked link was the one to the same post in WPP.
In a way, that’s not very surprising, when you consdider that the title of the current post is the most relevant/related topic compared to what people are reading on the page.

Another solution would be to simply remove the a href tag for the current post

Keep me posted
Ant