Don Anastas

This is exactly what I’m saying. I widened the checkout page to full width and the payment options are now showing but the scrolling downward stops before you can get to that PayPal checkout button.

That helped somewhat. The instructions and options now show but the proceed button is still not showing as the scrolling stops.

I think the footer ends at a certain size and scrolling won’t go farther to allow the button to proceed to show.

Theme is WooThemes – Storefront.

Website: Glass Cottage Antiques

Thanks,

Don

The following code worked to remove the footer credit for desktop, laptop, tablet viewing.

footer .site-info { display:none; }

The code add_filter( ‘storefront_credit_link’, ‘__return_false’ );

did not work to remove the credit from viewing the site on a Smartphone.

I did use customization for CSS for both codes.

One note: the portion of the code you suggested –

‘storefront_credit_link’, ‘__return_false’

displays in red on the Custom CSS. I’m not sure what this might mean or if something is missing.

Thanks,

Don

With all due respect Steve, Google has two nomenclatures on their search console.

44 URLs submitted
12 URLs indexed

and a red and blue bar graph respectively.

I’m not talking about “indexing”. I understand the concept of indexing and that it takes time.

The problem is submitting my sitemap.xml to Google. My experience with over 50 WP sites has been you submit your sitemap and the submissions comes back fairly close to your total posts/pages.

I recently resubmitted another site with over 4K pages/posts and the “submitted URLs” came back as such.

With this new site over 3 weeks with each new re-submission 44 is still the number. There are nearly 200 pages/posts including 77 product pages.

The 44 number should be a closer match to the real number. The sitemap must not be producing correct results.

The description page of this plugin will tell you if it’s compatible with your WP version. It tells me it’s compatible with mine which is the latest WP update 4.4.2.

@kunari: I’m in the same boat and can’t get a refund. I agree with your assessment entirely!

OK thanks,

Don

The sitemap submitted is:

https://glasscottageantiques.com/sitemap.xml

I went into All-In-One-SEO and clicked Optimize and updated the changes to this result:

User-agent: *
Disallow: /wp-admin/
Disallow: /wp-includes/
Disallow: /xmlrpc.php

I’m not sure how I get rid of:

Disallow: /wp-admin/
Disallow: /wp-includes/

Got it – Google’s explanation merely provided confusion on the subject.

Thanks for your help.

UPDATE: I just applied a new Woocommerce “Storefront” theme update and the new code in “Simple Custom CSS” was not affected.

OK, this worked. Since I tried so many codes in the function.php file I decided to attack by “Simple Custom CSS” with

footer .site-info { display:none; }

This was not in Child Themes but in a separate area in Appearance.

Now, quite possible, with a new update this disappears, I’m not sure so I have it all copied in Notepad.

James:

I’m using ‘Child Theme Configurator’ plugin which safely creates child themes. This has worked out very well with other small php code I’ve used for some small changes.

The one question I have since we discuss the code I added and the code you recommending, are you saying I should add your code to my code above or separately.

Let me know exactly what should be added to the child theme functions.php so we make sure we’re on the same page. As I said, I’ve tried your code and my together and separately.

Thanks,

Don

@jameskoster:

I added your code with and without the code I had above and it’s still not working. I’m not sure something else isn’t overriding any new code.

As I’ve mentioned I’ve tried a number of solutions but nothing obviously has worked.

Thanks again for your assistance.