jlanpheer

Oooo, thank you for your response. Actually, i DID have an “=” sign where i had originally put a “:”, i mistyped my example. When going back, i did discover that your example worked. However, i DID actually find what was actually causing it not to work. I wasn’t using an English color, i was using an rbga value. As you say, this works:

<span style:”color:red;”>Company</span> Header

However, this does NOT:

<span style:”color:rgba(255,255,255,0.3)”>Company</span> Header

Is this possible? I would like the color to match the rgba value of the logo on the site as closely as possible. Using the alpha approximation is a fallback, but i’m wondering now if i can do the above. Thank you for your answer! Much appreciated!

OK, thank you for your reply, much appreciated. I thought as much, but wanted to ensure we went the right path.

Thank you for the suggestion. I’ve been directed to the Slack before here, and either (a) i don’t know how to connect with the “right people” there or (b) the Slack is a black hole of requests, because i’ve posed a couple of questions there in the past which i never heard a word in response to. But, i will try it, thank you.

OK, thanks. I had originally posted this on the WP developers’ forum and they said that i should post this here.

thank you, wasn’t aware there was a theme-specific forum for this.

Thank you for your reply, i will give this a whirl. I appreciate the suggestions.

I’ve done that a time or two in the past, and they typically say “that’s not core Woocommerce functionality, post it in the WP developer’s forum”. But, i will try….

OK, thanks for the info. You were/are correct, i created some custom code in a code snippet back awhile ago, I was confused when i didn’t find it in the child theme functions.php file.

Resolved and thank you for the quick response!

Thanks for the reply! Interesting…. i didn’t think there was a php problem because i can get into phpMyAdmin with no issues. However, loading the phpinfo.php file via the browser results in the same thing: it downloads the file. So, the issue MUST be with the PHP installation somehow, would you agree? I’m curious how that could be the case, yet i can run phpmyadmin…..

thank you for the suggestion!

[edit: The php error log itself contains NO errors at all. I find that ‘odd’ if php is the culprit. [end edit]

• This reply was modified 5 months, 2 weeks ago by jlanpheer. Reason: Added more info

Ah gotcha, thanks for the explanation, and yes, i had already done that. Thanks for the suggestion.

BTW, deactivating all of the current code snippets doesn’t change anything. That was one of the first things i thought to check – that being ‘forgetful me’.

[edit] Absent any other suggestions, if you have a ‘magic bullet’ hook that you think i could hang a function off of, i’d be willing to try that. That is what i was in the process of doing initially, thinking that somehow WooC simply overrode the page title somewhere. But, i tried a few different things, none worked and that’s what led me here. [end edit]

• This reply was modified 5 months, 2 weeks ago by jlanpheer.

Good suggestion, which i had already done, but good to check. A couple of references in single-product.php (get_header( ‘shop’ ); and get_footer( ‘shop’ ); ?>. I have a couple of code snippets that reference the word ‘shop’ in a couple of ways (hiding coupons and the like), but there’s no place that i see which would affect the page title at all.

Thanks for the suggestion. Yes, i HAD with no visible changes. This is a very small site and they are still running the twentytwentytwo theme (i know, but i don’t think it’s an option to change it). In my earlier test, i updated to the twentytwentyfour theme which changed nothing. However, based on your suggestion, i tried again with an Astra theme and that DID work. So, thank you for that suggestion.

Very odd though that the 2022 theme wouldn’t handle this just fine. As i said, i don’t think there’s an option available to me to update their theme at this point, i’d have to go thru the company that actually maintains the site. Can you recommend a workaround? I’ve found a few things like this that seem to be acting ‘strange’ on this client site, and maybe it’s the theme?

Thanks for your response, but i’ve done those steps repeatedly, with the same result. All my products do show on the page (as intended), however the H1 tag on the page still says ‘Shop’, even though the page is entitled “Register” and the slug is in fact “register”. I’ve updated permalinks, though i don’t think that i should have to. I’d like to know how to fix it (obviously) but also, what is causing it.

No, not using any sort of caching plugin at all. Looks like this post doesn’t belong here, my apologies.