Thought Police

In case anyone else is looking for the answer to this, you can find it in the theme folder under /assets/css

For the record, the tabs and panes show up fine in other sections (like Coupons). It is only on product entries that the problem presents.

What’s particularly strange about it is that everything was working fine. Nothing got changed. Nothing changed on my host server. The issue just started appearing. And apparently it’s happened to other folks. I’m really banging my head against a wall here, especially after a clean install just replicated the error. I may have to abandon WooCommerce for another solution if it cannot be resolved.

And yes, they display with JavaScript disabled. Disabling all plugins and using the default theme does not resolve the issue however. No other plugins/backend sections are having the issue. I also tried a backup and reinstall with just core WP and WooCommerce on the default theme. The problem persisted. So the issue lies somewhere in the WC JavaScript code and its impact on rendering, at least in certain hosting environments.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by Thought Police.

Yes, they are in source code.

Yes, I checked for file changes and malware.

The screenshot of the broken backend.

If you activate any plugin and you get a blank screen, use FTP or a web-based file explorer to navigate to [yourdomain]/wp-content/plugins/ and delete or rename the folder of the recently activated plugin. This error is usually caused by a plugin conflict. Some plugin or combination of plugins you have installed is interfering with the new plugin. You can deactivate all plugins and reactivate one by one, starting with the plugin that seemed to cause the error. You’ll eventually run into what plugin is causing the conflict and can troubleshoot further from there.

Are you still having problems? What version of the plugin do you have? What version of WordPress are you using? Which theme?

Try uninstalling this plugin and updating to the latest BuddyPress. Autosuggest is now an included feature of the most recent BuddyPress version.

If you are having problems with your server configuration, please contact your hosting service to assist you. Such issues are a bit beyond the scope of a plugin support thread. cURL is a standard PHP extension. Most hosting services will be able to get it up and running for you in short order.

Customizing the admin bar would be a superb feature.

@cartpauj: They already did that.

I tried Pretty Link -> Options -> Trim hits but that didn’t work.

If anyone else runs into this issue, you need to unzip and upload the files to a directory under /wp-content/themes/. Alternatively, you need to ask your hosting provider to increase your memory and upload limits.

Have you tried switching to a default theme and seeing if that rectifies the error? Have you tried to restart the server after making the PHP adjustment?

Have you set php_value post_max_size xxxM to a higher number in php.ini? If it’s still set low around 30, that could be the cause of your problem.

Content is king. Backlinks help, but especially over the past year Google has been slapping “unnatural” backlink building and content issues.

Your site is overoptimized. Google is probably putting some smack down because of keyword stuffing.

If you are thinking of completing a Real Estate course online, click on the link to Intellitrain who offer a real estate course which will enable you to get the real estate qualification you need to sell real estate with a rewarding, interactive approach.

That’s “real estate” 4 times in one sentence, along with a capitalized keyword.

Another major issues is that the design and content in no way stands out from the hundreds of others sites like it. Fix the keyword abuse and redo the content so it’s more than common filler.