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This seems to be ridiculous. Are WP seriously expecting us to believe that if you create a template and, say, a custom post type that the only time you can associate that template with the post type is when you create it?

I’s also ridiculous that when you try to switch templates you don’t get to see all the templates, sometimes, just one. Select that and try again and you’ll get a different one (and not the original one either), or may three this time.

With just 6 weeks to go before the theme 2025 hits us it looks like there’s still a huge amount of work to be done here yet, from what I’ve read of their plans for 2025 (as of 3 weeks ago), it seems they’re more interested in being Woke than being usable.

So tell me, how do I attach a template to a custom post type?

SEt security access rights to the folder containing your PDFs to the ones shown in the image (octal 0750) will result in anyone presenting the full URL of the PDF receives a 403 error (access not allowed).

I have discovered an easy way of bypassing all the security that is mentioned above (DRM is not an option for me so apart from that) which is simply to enter the complete path to the product. I’m selling Digital sheet music as PDFs, so while WooCommerce creates a unique link for each sale and limits the number of times that can be used and for how many days, nonetheless if a visitor can work out certain information about your site then simply entering https://yoursite.com/wp-content/uploads/product_folder_name/product.pdf will open that pdf in your browser. So should we store the pdfs in the Uploads folder, or elsewhere on the server and can we set the access rights such that only the server account can read them?

Ok, currently that’s the 25th November Is there a patch in the meantime? I coudn’t fond one in Github

I note that this issue seems to have been closed 2 days ago. Do you have an ETA on the patch being released?

I also have this problem. I can’t see any potential problems with a plugin (unless it’s Jetpack which seems to cause quite a few), It also does impact the URL resulting in an erro message that says the link is not active – on the TradeDoubler site.

also that the number, such as field_6256fe61c4983, is the same for every row, so resumably would be the ID number of the ACF, which means I can upload a spreadsheet for the missing ones, but why is it happening?

It would seem that even if the ACF value is NULL a hideen field should be created yet only 10% of products have these.

I’ve got a similar problem. Using the WordPress 2024 theme and WooCommerce, Google says 386 products have the No-Index meta-tag in the header. I’ve tried two different SEO, neither of which remove it (RankMath and Yoast). Part of the problem is because these are virtual tags, like your robots.txt file, which means we have no control over these. If you’re going to create these tags we’ve got to have some control over them or we lose control of our sites.

I had a look an an earlier question about these tags where your advisor got completely the wrong end of the stick. Tee question was, as is mine, how do I remove these tags, Your answer was on how to create them,

So can you please tell us how to get rid of these meta-tags without having to resort to a SEO plugin that might not even work? And can you also please tell us why you even bother to create them in the first place? we WANT these things indexed.

I’ve been through and deactivated a number of plugins one of which appears to be the root cause. I’ll investigate further.

I don’t think most people would even notice. Just flagging it as feedback

OK, both sites are using the 2024 theme, both run WooCommerce, both have all the same plugins. On the first site Appearance > Editor > Themes > Templates > WoocCmmerce is the entry “Product Description Page” which is, of course, the template for the single product page. However, on the other site the same template is actually called Single Product. Why?

https://barbicanmusic.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/ProductImages/template1.png

OK, got it. I had a hideDivs() function and called that from the onload() function. Just didn’t think it would work.

What you actually have here seems to be a lot of stuff that just doesn’t work. For instance you go into Styles > Additional CSS > Blocks then select Buttons. You can set the padding but nothing happens to buttons when you save. You can’t set the Margins here. look at the Buttons settings and you see

But in practise it looks like this

But then if you say “but that the Add to Cart Block”. well that has been set to

So much for Global settings.

Sometimes it does appear, most often it doesn’t. In addition the SiteWide CSS option you mentioned certainly doesn’t link to the same place as the customize.php, and that’s a lot easier to find and use.