jackreece53

#snippet-box {
      display: none;
}

Tested with Googles Structured Data Tool: https://developers.google.com/structured-data/testing-tool/

#snippet-box {
      display: none;
}

Tested with Google’s Structured Data Tool (

• https://developers.google.com/structured-data/testing-tool/

)

and it still picks up on the snippet data there but it happily removes the summary box from your pages. Is this what you were after?

Tried the manual fix.

Manage stock tick box under variations now saves, however the Stock Status still defaults to out-of-stock when the variations stock is left blank.

The functionality I’m after seems to work by unchecking Manage Stock at variation level, which I’ll now look to do for every product. So I don’t think this is an issue anymore.

However I’m not sure if the Stock Status is meant to derive itself from the variation stock level. This makes sense in terms of functionallity however leaving the variation stock level at 0 is meant to default it to the parent stock level, which the Variation Stock Status clearly isn’t recognising the parent stock level and just derives exclusively on the Variation Stock Level.

However I believe WooCommerce is no longer giving me stock levels of [Number of variations] * [Parent Stock Value] which is why I originally needed to have Manage Stock on each variation Enabled.

Happy to mark as resolved, not even sure if the above is going to affect anything else. Like I say the functionallity I’m after is there so I’m happy.