superkot

No, I am not saying its best. I am saying neither is best, there are no obvious pros and cons to decide which is better. Dont forget that two sites share the same host and hardware limits, I dont have the expertise to say whether you win in performance by having two separate databases or just one. Although you can “try before buying”, create both installation types and fill them with test products and examine which works better.

That is an issue for either Gravity Forms or WooCommerce – Gravity Forms Product Add-Ons support forums, not Woocommerce. The latter is paid plugin, so I think you need to request premium support at Woocoomerce.com.

If the administrative plugins slow down front-end, they are poorly written plugins. Anyway it can be fixed with removing this plugins code from pages where it is not needed (dequeue scripts etc.).

You can filter the output by replacing WP Query with your custom query.

I dont think there is a better way, after all WordPress allows you to customize its pages all you want. Store pages may not include the custom code that is used on non-store pages at all.

That kind of “issue” occurs on many websites. If you want to have it fixed there a JS solution you’ll need to add to your cart page code.

That can be achieved with some custom coding, find a developer.

There is no rule like that. Subscriber is a user who registered with standard WordPress form, Customer – via Woocommerce. You can select all (or some) and move them to customers if you need. If your site is shop only (no blog), you may even add redirect from standard WP registration url to Woo registration form to prevent more “subscribers” from appearing.

Hi,
you dont achieve the change of products url by changing the shop base page. They are still going to be /shop/productname or /product/productname or whatever. I dont think the standard settings allow product slug to directly follow the domain name (Woocommerce docs).

I dont think there is an easy way to fix the products data, but you can delete all products and “fix” the import – import them the proper way. There are both free and paid plugins available for CSV import.

Hi,
they should be loaded with ajax (on request after page load). But it is not a problem that can be solved with “advice”, you need custom development.

Hi,
it might be solved with css, but no one can help unless you post a link to your shop.

There is no problem at all. The second option HAS to be selected, because otherwise the shop does not (and can not) know which variation it is, the data is incomplete.

You can specify the default variation for any attribute (size in your case), and then the selection will work as you want it to.

I fixed this by creating another role, moving all users inside it, deleting extra “customer”, then moving users back to the remaining “customer”.

The problem however is that the double somehow got created in the first place after usage or installation of URE. We did not use any code or other editors related to user roles on the website, all existing roles were originating from the template or well-known plugins (Woocommerce, Loco Translate).

They are shown as “Customer (Customer)” and “Customer (customer)” indeed. When I click on Delete Role, none of the two is in the list (I assume, because there are users).