Apfelbiss

For me even the button design in Storefront template isn’t greyed out enough to see that it’s disabled.

As I described above, the display: none doesn’t work anymore for the “single_variation_wrap” div, only for “single_variation” div.

That the Cart button is displayed always isn’t so bad, but in combination with the Gravity Forms Product Add-ons it’s too much information for the user if visiting the product page the first time (and you have to scroll much more to get the main text).

It would be nice to get the Gravity Form hidden, if no variation is selected, but I think this is a question for the WooThemes support, because it’s a charged plugin.

Oh, then even the official theme isn’t optimized for the new WC version, because of the irritating hover effect.

In the past it worked with a style="display: none;" for the “single_variation_wrap”-div. But after the update I can only see a style="" in the code. The template file is fine, so it seems to be a JavaScript thing.

Is it possible to get the previous behaviour back?

This a very ugly behaviour especially in combination with the charged plugin “Gravity Forms Product Add-ons”:
– The Gravity Form is now also immediately displayed and pushes the product details down.
– With WC 2.4 the Gravity Form was only shown after selecting a variation, so that the user isn’t faced with too much options at the beginning.

Thank you very much.

Unfortunately it doesn’t work after updating WooCommerce from 2.0.19 to 2.0.20. But I am wondering, because there the “My Orders”-Template file didn’t change.

I checked the differences from your template file and the original. It now works with a second change in the same file as mentioned above (line 19 in version 0.2.5):
'numberposts' => -1,
changed to:
'numberposts' => $order_count,

Yes, I ex- and imported some products ?WooCommerce Product CSV Import Suite” for testing. But the last products are created in the back-end. And it seems that all products have got this problem.

Did you even re-saved some variable products (and not only the attributes)?

But now it works, with regular and user-defined attributes. Unfortunately I can’t say why. I shut down my computer yesterday, but our local server (where the site currently is hosted with MAMP) wasn’t restarted.

@ mkeegan:
Does that mean the products even have no attributes in the back-end?
My problem only exists in the front-end.

@ splashingpixels:
Yes, I tried many ways: Normal and bulk edit, same and different prices, with and without sale prices. But it amazes me most, that this problem even occurs at re-saved products. Why did it worked before the re-save without any changes?

That sounds similar to me.

Recently I updated WordPress and WooCommerce, but I can not say for sure if this problem didn’t exist in the last versions before the updates.

When creating products with variations as explained, no drop-downs (and so no “Add to Cart”-button) is shown. It’s not an empty drop-down, it’s an empty html-table without drop-downs and drop-down labels:

<table class="variations" cellspacing="0">
<tbody> </tbody>
</table>

At the same time, an old variable product worked well. But after saving it (without any changes), now there is also no drop-down in the front-end.

I changed the theme to 2013 and deactivated all plugins (except WooCommerce), but the problem still exists, even after re-changing this.

I also had to look for it.

In wp-content/themes/mystile/includes/theme-woocommerce.php (make a copy into a child theme) you have to comment out this:

// Remove sale flash on archives
remove_action( 'woocommerce_before_shop_loop_item_title', 'woocommerce_show_product_loop_sale_flash', 10 );

Thanks, that that would be great ??