gluecklichezwerge

Hello Michael Tina,

thanks for your reply.
I can confirm that this is indeed the current meta title. Unfortunately this is not the result I would like to have.
The site title in WordPress is “for-you-events”.
In Yoast I have set the following variables in the title field:
Title Separator Website Title
Having only the website title in this field will result in: for-you-eventsfor-you-events. It seems somehow the website title is duplicated.
Astonishingly it is giving the correct result in the small preview above that is showing a search result. (see image below)
Settings in Yoast Plugin

In the meantime I disabled every other plugin (all at once) to see if there is a conflict, updated the page, but the result is still the same. After that I enabled the other plugins again.
If there is anything else I can assist with to minimize possible reasons, let me know please.

EDIT: Closing topic. I found the issue. Customer is using a very old theme and even worse…a childtheme with several changes. But that’s ok, theme will be replaced anyways due to missing responsive elements.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by gluecklichezwerge.

Great to hear you found a working solution.
Have a refreshing weekend and all the best to you!

-Bj?rn

Hello Marco,

do you already have created a menu in wordpress?
Usually it should give you the option to select which menu to use for the mobile menu after pressing “wijzigingen opslaan”:
Select menu

Regards,

-Bj?rn

Hello,

please go to your WordPress Admin Dashboard. On the left side within the menu you should see “Mobile Menu Options”.
Open the setting section that matches the position of your mobile menu. If your menu will apear on the left side go to “Left Menu -> Main Options”. Here you are able to make the requested changes.

Regards,

-Bj?rn

Hello,

you would need to add some custom css for this.
Unfortunately I wasn’t able to verify with your menu structure, but usually it should be sth like:

.mobmenu-content li a:active {
	color: /*your color*/;
}

Code goes into CustomCSS in theme customizer or in plugin additional css.

Regards,

-Bj?rn

Yay! ??
That solved my issue. Thank you very much!
Wishing you all the best. Have a great day!

Hello N-Media-Team,

not sure if I should open a new thread for my case. It seems to be the same issue.
I had existing ppom fields to enable customers to add specific options to their product. After updating a price for one option in the backend (including click on “update field” and update of the product itself) the new price seems to be accepted and activated. On the frontend however the customer still gets the old price.
I tried enabling legacy input and legacy price calculation from ppom field options, but the result was still the same. Deleting cache and old transients also had no effect. There’s also no error message in browser regarding PPOM.
Product Page
(relevant PPOM field on right hand “Zus?tzliche Extras” -> Silikonring / -adapter [+1,00 €]. Price in backend is 1,50 €.

I can only confirm the issue described in the title.
After manually updating a bunch of my ppom fields (checkbox) the price option isn’t updated on the website. It still shows the old price and therefore is also not able to calculate the correct total price.
The issue you are describing sounds a bit different. To avoid confusion: You aren’t talking about changing existing fields, but creating new ones, right?
Did you try the new options to revert back to legacy input or legacy price calculation?
You should be able to find these under PPOM Field Options.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by gluecklichezwerge.

Hi Petschko,

thanks for your reply.
I can confirm, this is also the first statement in my file. Strange.
Then I’m going to disable other plugins to make sure none of them are producing this effecting.
For now I’ll leave this thread open and will post my results later and close the thread.

Edit: Just realized devs published a new update. After this everything is working flawless.

Best regards,

-Bj?rn

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by gluecklichezwerge.

EDIT:
I think I just found what I was asking for in your help section:
https://smartslider3.helpscoutdocs.com/article/312-move-slides-with-javascript

But thanks anyways, you developed a great plugin! Keep up the great work, guys!

Best regards,

-Bj?rn

Hi bcworkz,

thanks for your answer.
I was thinking about using a child theme, but wanted to find a better solution. Am going to take a closer look at the related template to search for the hook. If not successful overriding the template with “template_include” seems to be the way I’ll do it.
In the past I was able to implement all changes without being afraid of loss through updates just with that plugin (theme-customisation-master by James Koster). This way I learned a lot about the general structure of wordpress, but as you can see there is still so much to learn. ??

Best regards,
-Bj?rn

Perfect! =)
Thank you very much, Jesse! That made it!

Best regards,
-Bj?rn

Hi Jesse,

thanks for your reply. Unfortunately the result is still the same. This is due to the responsive layout. As soon as the defined screen size is given the cart-content will be displayed in the footer (footer-cart-content). You can easily check this by resizing your browser window manually.
For now I am bypassing this with the following CSS code:

@media (max-width: 768px) {
    #mbmcookie {
        margin-bottom: 12%;
    }
}

If you have a better option, I would be pleased if you’d let me know about it. ??

Best regards,
-Bj?rn

Update:
Decided to completely remove customNavigation with CSS and add navigation arrows through functions.php.
Next step was bringing the navigation arrows in one line with displayed related products. This is achieved with CSS:

.owl-prev {
    width: 15px;
    height: 100px;
    position: absolute;
    top: 40%;
    margin-left: -20px;
    display: block!IMPORTANT;
}
.owl-next {
    width: 15px;
    height: 100px;
    position: absolute;
    top: 40%;
    right: -25px;
    display: block!IMPORTANT;
}
.owl-prev i, .owl-next i {
	font-size: 30px;
	transform: scale(1,2);
	color: #aaa;
}

Now I am more than satisfied with the result. Thanks for all your help, Vagelis. Wish you a great week! Best regards,

-Bj?rn

??
Just found similar one on stackoverflow and am about to give it a try.
Done, but it should be .wprr.btn.prev / .wprr.btn.next and a.wprr.btn.prev / a.wprr.btn.next I guess.
Added the code to functions.php, but now I am struggling with removing ” – ” between both and positioning arrows before/after slider with CSS.
Sorry, for my rare knowledge, this is the first time I am working on a slider. I tried implementing bxslider before, but came upon your plugin then.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by gluecklichezwerge.