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Hello @pulak00,

Thank you for the quick reply.

I am seeing different results, see below for Firefox and Chrome screenshots.
https://postimg.cc/gallery/9qkf75M

I am seeing the same side-by-side layout on my mobile phone as well; it is not responsive for small screens.

Please advise,

UPDATE 2:

I’m sorry to mark this as resolved, and then re-open the topic.

When I moved the update from staging website to live, the display is once again showing 2 testimonials peer slide.

Please advise.

@kharisblank Thank you for the information, I look forward to the new update.

Hi @maaprote,

Thank you once again for the quick reply, I truly appreciate it and hope that with backwards compatibility added to future releases that I can continue to use Botiga without further incident.

Final question – would you have any idea when the next release will arrive? Are these new releases announced via newsletter?

Hi @maaprote, and thank you for the quick reply.

Understood that the change in question came about in version 1.1.8 and not 1.1.9

As mentioned in my initial post, I have several sites running Botiga. As you may imagine, it is a real headache having them all go sideways at once due to a theme update (twice this has happened now); and also frustrating not knowing which new update will break these sites again.

For me to go in and edit every page affected by these updates is also very counter-productive, as the text and background formatting have broken on several pages across multiple sites (and I haven’t touched on how this has effected the sites running a child theme).

For future Botiga updates, how can we preserve the layout and formatting of our existing sites while keeping the theme updated? Any insight here would be helpful; Auditing and manually fixing multiple sites with each update is not sustainable.

Hi, I had the same experiance as @wigglepit – it just started working after a brief period, I had already cleared cache, tried different browsers, etc.

I modified the plugin file – in my case the bug was with Bundled products, so I added the necessary code.

Basically copied one of the other product types and changed the variable to ‘bundle’.

It’s a pretty easy fix if you are comfortable with php coding at all… is this something you can manage?

I wound up modifying plugin myself. Marking this as resolved.

I did some digging through this WP database, and found part of the issue:

With version 3+, the developer changed a value for post_type from tickets to ticket (wp_posts table).

This also affects the column guid, where a typical post url would have been /?post_type=tickets&p=9 and is now /?post_type=ticket&p=9.

Doing a search / replace (from “tickets” to ticket“) for these 2 columns brought my tickets back on the front end, however all revisions are gone, and all tickets display as “open” (where many should be “closed” or “on hold”). Furthermore, none of our users (including admin) seem to have permission to update / edit tickets.

Yes, you can re-order them by changing the Publish date. They will always display newest > oldest.

I would just add a plain text widget directly under the gallery widget.
You would put the link code into text widget:
Full Gallery >>

Thank you for the response, makes sense.
I will try it out…