Andrew

TO follow up I solved my issue! I had inadvertently changed the permalink of a custom post type from my theme (portfolio) to ‘product’. This took all my products and stored them as portfolio items which made them invisible to WooCommerce, whilst also keeping them in the WooCommerce categories. Of course when I de-activated the theme, this didn’t fix it, as they were still stored as portfolio items in the DB.

I used the Post Type Switcher plugin (bulk edit mode) to put them all back in the right place. Voila.

Perhaps @vishalraj232 there’s a small chance you may have done something similar?

I’ve got this same issue happening as well. I was working trying to create a new homepage and changed the WordPress front page from the Woocommerce ‘Shop’ page to a newly created homepage. After that all my products disappeared and I’m getting the error ‘No products found which match your selection.’ Here’s a screen shot of my categories which still show my product count – https://www.dropbox.com/s/1fsgk4o99wb6g59/Screenshot%202016-07-14%2013.32.45.png?dl=0

And here’s my mysteriously empty products page within Woo – https://www.dropbox.com/s/yijgx6fvewajd9j/Screenshot%202016-07-14%2013.32.30.png?dl=0

I’ve de-activated all other plugins except WooCommerce, I also reverted to the Twentysixteen theme to see if that would help. Naada..

I’ve tried resetting permalinks also, with no avail. So it’s obvious they are still in the DB, it’s not theme or plugin related, but I don’t know why Woo won’t show them.

We are a live working shop and so for the time being I’ve put back up a Maintenance Mode plugin – Site URL – https://nativeslope.com but you won’t be able to see much without back end access.

As far as I can tell, following the standard WP Child theme procedures, Activello does not pass on all styles to the child. So I don’t think it’s ‘child theme compatible’ out of the box.

Can the theme dev provide any help on how to make sure all styles are enqueued when using a child theme?

Ah! HAha! Thanks Mike. I always get a little turned around with filters.
In the end, the issue I was having was that ACF (Advanced Custom Fields) was returning my custom field within “quotes” and so my output was looking like a string markup of my HTML. I changed a setting within ACF to render content as HTML and I’m all good with my custom video embeds instead of a featured image (https://www.naada.ca/product/sound-yoga-with-ann-dyer/)

Thank you!

I had success just manually exporting and importing the wp_usermeta() table via PHP MyAdmin.

Take care Javier!

First Option
I’d just use CSS specificity to select the radio buttons on the page you’re looking for. If it was on the product page it would be something like

body.single-product input[type="radio"] {
  /*  your css here */
}

Second Option

I would go about this by using WooCommerce’s templating system.
This information tells you how to override templates within your theme. So you’d basically find which template outputs the radio buttons, copy it over to your theme file in the correct location and add in the class you’re looking for.

Javier,
Thanks for your quick reply. Darn! I guess I’ll have to do it the old fashioned way with PHP MyAdmin. Unless you have any other insights or ideas from your experience?

@chouby, I’d also like to note that if you are willing, we’d be happy to pay an hourly to have you look into this, if there is nothing off hand that you know may be causing the issue.

WOW. You are totally right. I’ve just spent a while trying to wrap my head around this. It’s the ! NOT which sent me for the loop. is_cart() || is_checkout() is a straightforward way to show the widget on the cart page and the checkout page. So to hide it on those pages it made sense to me to say !is_cart() || !is_checkout() BUT I obviously didn’t grasp how the NOT operator affected the whole operation. I had to do venn diagrams to really make sense of it!

THANK YOU!

I had the same problem with a site I’m developing and I believe it’s because this theme is based in Genesis. (I’ve used other frameworks and CSS overrides work fine). So I’ve used a more specific selector and that’s work. Thanks @andrew

Trying again I get a full error if I scroll down in the error window WP displays..

Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.

Notice: Use of undefined constant __DIR__ – assumed ‘__DIR__’ in /home5/itsallyo/public_html/wp-content/plugins/popup-scroll/vendor/autoload.php on line 5

Warning: require_once(__DIR__/composer/autoload_real.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home5/itsallyo/public_html/wp-content/plugins/popup-scroll/vendor/autoload.php on line 5

Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required ‘__DIR__/composer/autoload_real.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/lib64/php:/usr/share/pear’) in /home5/itsallyo/public_html/wp-content/plugins/popup-scroll/vendor/autoload.php on line 5

All other plugins were deactivated.

Hi ChopChop.org, I pasted in the exact error. That notice is displayed in the wordpress admin plugin page when you try to activate the plugin. I’m running the latest and greatest version of WordPress, but I tried originally with 4.3.1 and it had the same error, so I updated WP just to see if that would take care of it, which it didn’t.

It seems like a CSS issue to me. When I look at the CSS I see..

.showloader .portfolio-slideshow, .showloader .slideshow-nav, .showloader .pager {
    visibility: hidden;
}

Which is hiding the whole slideshow and pager. If you change this value of visibility to
visibility: visible !important; Then the slideshow is then displayed. You’ll have to do this with your own child theme’s style.css file or add it into a CSS area if your theme has support for this.

If you can add this to the list @ggwicz, that would be awesome! Good luck on the updates.

Thanks Chrystl!
Much appreciated.

I’d also second this request! If I could manage it on my own, I would do it and post the adjusted code.