James

Thanks for your quick reply @ulir

Your custom CSS works perfectly.

It was the “pointer-events: initial” part that I needed to change.

Thank you for helping with this ??

Hello

I noticed I have a similar issue, since the most recent plugin update (1.4.7), that any products on my site’s product category pages that have a badge, are no longer clickable on desktop (but mobile is ok) i.e. the product link image does not work apart from a small area along the bottom of each image.

I have tried adding the CSS mentioned in this topic, but this has not worked for me.

My theme is Salient by ThemeNectar, here is a link to one of the pages showing the issue: https://www.best-buys.co.uk/discover-our-range-of-hot-tubs/

Any suggestions or help would be much appreciated.

Hello

Great work on this easy to use plugin.

Some other features that I have seen on other plugins which would also be useful are…

1. The ability to add a product to a product list directly from the edit product page. (Or be able to add a bade on the edit product page)

2. An option to also show the badge on the product page.

3. The ability to add a Font Set Icon along with the text e.g. Font Awesome icons

Thank you again for the work so far on this plugin.

Hello Kasia

Thank you for your reply.
We have managed to figure out that the structured data caching issue was being caused by another plugin we use for Google shopping, which was overriding the php file.

Thank you and the rest of the WPMU DEV Support team for helping to narrow this issue down. Hummingbird is not the cause of this issue, so this can now be marked as resolved if you wish.

Kind Regards
James

Hello Kasia

Thank you for your teams help so far with this.

I spoke to my provider and they said that my site utilises PHP’s opcache, so changes made to any PHP files can take an hour or two to propagate. However, I believe this was also the case when my sites search results were showing correctly on Google, so I don’t think this is the issue.

Here is a URL to one of the product which should be appearing as “InStoreOnly” but instead appears as “OutOfStock” on Google search results and the Structured Data Testing Tool:
https://www.best-buys.co.uk/product/signature-weave-tilly-sofa-lounge-set-grey/

Here is also the snippet from my class-wc-structured-data.php file showing the “availability” schema I have set up…

$markup_offer += array(
‘priceCurrency’ => $currency,
‘availability’ => ‘https://schema.org/’ . ( $product->is_in_stock() ? ‘InStock’ : ‘InStoreOnly’ ),
‘url’ => $permalink,
‘seller’ => array(
‘@type’ => ‘Organization’,
‘name’ => $shop_name,
‘url’ => $shop_url,
),

Kind Regards
James

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by James.

Hello Dimitris

Yes, this still occurs even after clearing cache in Page Caching on Hummingbird.

I have some URL Strings which I am excluding from the page cache (see below)…
wp-.*\.php
index\.php
xmlrpc\.php
sitemap.xml
sitemap_index.xml
woo-product-feed-pro
cookie-notice

Is the first one ( wp-.*\.php ) preventing the structured data php from caching?

I think the first several url strings were already on the Page Caching settings when I first installed Hummingbird, but this used to work fine several months ago. ??

If this is not the problem area, I can try speaking to my server provider about the server-side caching as you suggested.

Kind Regards
James

Thank you for your reply Nastia

Thanks for letting me know that php files are not cached.

I believe the class-wc-structured-data.php file is created by WooCommerce and/or Yoast SEO plugin.

I am not an expert, but I am guessing that SEO issues are not a Hummingbird issue, but I will give a bit more detail just in case you have any suggestion…
When I get / view the php file in Dreamweaver, the stock availability schema is correct (InStoreOnly), but when I run it through Google’s Structured Data Testing Tool, it shows my product schema as OutOfStock.

I will try to narrow down the cause of this and will also be in contact with Yoast to see if they have any suggestions.

Again, if you have any suggestions or can help point me in the right direction, it would be very much appreciated.

Kind Regards
James

Thank you for the advice @amboutwe I’ll try contacting them instead.

That was easier than I thought ??
Once again thank you very much for your help @titodevera ??

Thank you very much for the update @titodevera
I can confirm that the update has resolved the issue and my brands and carousel on the home page are working again ????

Hi @freeemulator I have also been having the same issues (Also running Salient theme and using WPBakery Page Builder) and have managed to narrow down the issue a bit further thanks to you pointing me in the right direction by saying that the part pulling in products was the root cause of the issue.

I recreate the issue on pages built with “WPBakery Page Builder” using the “WooCommerce Products” Element that has the “Enable Pagination” option un-ticked.

As this topic is marked as resolved, I have started a new topic titled “Certain pages do not load when plugin is activate” and hope that a solution can found rather than a workaround by not including a products element.

Thank you again @freeemulator for what you have found out so far.