TC1

That fixed the issue. It had been so long since I set a lot of this up I forgot I was using a child theme. I don’t even remember why now.

I cleared the cache and then disabled my plugins one by one and the mobile menu never started working.

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Nevermind. I made a mistake when aligning pictures and it made it look like the sidebar was showing up.

I thought that was the plugin I tried before, but it wasn’t.

I installed it and it works perfectly. I like it better than the Stripe for WooCommerce plugin I was using.

I appreciate the help.

Are you positive?

When I was trying to narrow down the problem, I deactivated that Stripe plugin and used a different Stripe plugin that produced the same errors which led me to think that it was an issue with WooCommerce.

Having the same issue.

After credit card information is entered and the place order button is clicked nothing happens. When it is clicked a second time the page refreshes and says credit card number, expiration and cvc is a required field.

No, that is not the reason.

All of my products are variable and they all have variable pricing and they were all on sale using WooCommerce Dynamic Pricing plugin.

That plugin does not work. I have already tried it.

I just added a new shirt and uploaded the 1600×1600 png file for the thumbnail. It looks pretty good on my computer compared to the other thumbnails, but horrendous on my phone like the others.

What is causing that? The main banner looks very vivid and nice on mobile.

I will try uploading png files instead. I had not been since they are larger files, but I will see how it works.

Do you mind removing those link from your post by they way?
I try to keep my intellectual property as secure as possible.

Why did you mention uploading images with a new name? I noticed in the past if I delete an image and upload a different one with the same name it will still show the old one. Why is that?

Thanks for the help.

I just checked and all of my thumbnail images that I uploaded are 1600×1600 .jpg.

I added this to my functions.php and regenerated thumbnails and I did not see a difference.

add_filter( ‘jpeg_quality’, create_function( ”, ‘return 100;’ ) );

I upload all of my images twice the size the thumbnails are set at for retina displays. Is that the correct way to go about that?

If you compare the main banner on my homepage to the product thumbnails, there is a big difference. The colors even look different in thumbnails as well even though they are the same as in the banner.

The banner is very crisp.

No, I am using a PC.

I don’t feel like the images are as crisp as they can be.

They definitely look fuzzy on my Android phone.

That CSS code worked perfectly.

Thanks for that. I believe it was my theme (Virtue) that was highlighting the words.

Any ideas?