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Thank you, that does look like a good fix. However, for some reason it doesn’t work with my code:

if (is_product_category()) { echo str_replace('Product Categories ', '', wp_title('')); echo ' online'; }

It works perfectly! Everything is showing up like it is supposed to.

Thank you for finding a fix, we can finally continue now.

Your support is great, and so is your amazing plugin!

Hi Rachel, did you find out what is the cause of this problem?

I understand and I really appreciate your help. This problem is just bugging me (literally), because I can’t figure it out. I’m not even using it on the products anymore, and it’s still not working properly.

When I disable CPT-onomies, everything is back to normal and displaying. So I’m sorry to say, and I wish it didn’t, but it seems CPT-onomies is causing the conflict.

Models category working without plugin: https://pastebin.com/Y0FvbKcc

Models category not working with plugin: https://pastebin.com/huhRQdB6

(I must note that I have until monday to solve this mystery.)

Yes.

The “Women” category has some of the same child categories as the “Men” category. For example: I have a “Jeans” category under “Women”, but also a “Jeans” category under “Men”.
There’s another parent category called “Models” which also has a few of the same child categories.

They all have different slugs though.

Sorry for my late response.

Ruling out even the smallest things is the best approach, so there’s nothing wrong with that.

I double checked it, but it is visible in both Catalog & search.
It’s not that the product is not visible on itself, it’s just not visible in its parent category.

If there’s anything else that comes up your mind, let me know and I will check it.

How are things working out?

No problem. Screenshot

Thanks so much Rachel. If there’s anything else I can help you with, just let me know.

https://pastebin.com/9dCm1muS

This is the query on a category product page: https://pastebin.com/qfdT4mJH

Yes it’s a normal taxonomy called Product Categories (product_cat).

Any ideas yet?

Yes I know, it’s a strange problem, but it has to do something with child and parent categories.

I’m using the default WooCommerce templates, so it’s difficult to paste the code in here because it uses all kinds of template parts. I didn’t change any of the code so it’s just the one you can download.

If you need anything else, please let me know. I really appreciate your help solving this.

Yes it only applies to Products. The rest of the website is functioning normally.
There’s no problem in the admin, it’s only on the frontend.

This is what the hierarchy should look like:
– Main page: Shows all products of the child categories.
— Women: Shows all products of the child categories.
— Shoes: Shows all products of the child categories.
—- Sneakers: Show all products of the current category.

This is what the hierarchy looks like:
– Main page: Shows all products of the child categories. // Ok
— Women: Shows a few products of the child categories. // Not ok
— Shoes: Shows no products. // Not ok
—- Sneakers: Show all products of the current category. // Ok