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This is resolved. Has to do with a setting with the plugin. Thanks.

Yoast SEO vs 3.0.4 update still did not fix this issue for me.

Same problem here, but with Visual Composer 4.7.4

Yeah I saw that. Leave it to IE.

As a workaround I just set min-width and min-height for elements. Would be nice if there is a built-in feature that sets this on IE. As it currently stands I would say editing tables in IE is a major hassle.

I’m having the same problem.

You should update your rating. The 1 star is not accurate since you say “All Working Good”

Thanks. I’ll check it out today.

Was this issue ever resolved? I’m getting the same issue. Disabling the Don’t cache pages with GET parameters. (?x=y at the end of a url) option doesn’t do anything for me.

Hey Dan. I’m having same issue with Intrigue theme. How did you resolve this issue?

So I’m not doing something wrong – the current setup randomly assigns an image to feature?

Hi Huntly. Sorry, its been a while. So we just gave up on that functionality and went a different route.

I updated the WooCommerce plugin to latest version and it solved the issue.

I’m having same problem. When I load the checkout page, the <div id=”payment”> section loads temporarily, then it disappears.

So this is section of checkout while page is loading:
https://postimg.org/image/ncv5i1csv/

And this is section of checkout once the page is loaded:
https://postimg.org/image/lln05dmm9/

Hi srijith.v . That link doesn’t address HTML5 validation. Also, we would have to edit core plugin files?

This worked, as suggested here:

/*Add Slug to columns on Pages */
add_filter('manage_pages_columns', 'my_page_column');
function my_page_column($defaults){
    $defaults['my_slug'] = __('slug');	/*Add our column to the list of default columns*/
    return $defaults;
}

add_action('manage_pages_custom_column', 'custom_page_column_data', 10, 2);
function custom_page_column_data($column_name, $id) {
    if( $column_name == 'my_slug' ) {
        $page_slug = get_page($ID = $id)->post_name;
        echo $page_slug;
    }
}