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One last thing… While the code you provided works, it turns the Create Theme’s “Default” Template option into full-width stretched rows even if SiteOrigin is set to “Standard”. I edited the CSS to add “.page-template” to address this, unless you have a more eloquent way of making it happen:

.page-template.siteorigin-panels.siteorigin-panels-css-container .body-wrap, .page-template.siteorigin-panels.siteorigin-panels-css-container .body-wrap .entry-content {
max-width: none !important;
}

Thank you.

Hi Alex,

UPDATE: I took a closer look after adding your codes and saw that if we also include the .entry-content to the new CSS, it works!!!

.siteorigin-panels.siteorigin-panels-css-container .body-wrap, .siteorigin-panels.siteorigin-panels-css-container .body-wrap .entry-content {
max-width: none !important;
}

Thank your team for the exceptional help and I’ll consider this ticket closed.

Best!

Hi Alex,

Thank you for the revised attempt, but still no change. See screenshot: https://beta.speechworks.net/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/screenshot.jpg

I appreciate your efforts in helping resolve this issue. Thanks.

Yes, I did try adding the custom functions. They just created a 1200px standard width row with background image. I am looking for the background to display full browser width. Thanks.

Hi, The custom functions just create standard width rows. I am looking for full browser width.

Excluding /wp-content/cache/min/1/wp-content/themes/themetrust-create/js/theme_trust.js had no affect.

Correct.

Try now. Thanks!

Hi,

Excluding /wp-content/plugins/siteorigin-panels/js/styling.min.js has no initial effect and then breaks full width on first interation.

I’m not using the Hero widget, rather just a regular full-width row with a background.

Any further thoughts? This issue has not come up with other users?

Thanks,

Yes.

Support email with access just sent.

Thank you.

Hi,

I’m not sure I was clear enough in my description. I’m not referring to getting 404 errors on WPEasyCart pages. I’m getting the following warnings on any general 404 page – Example: https://beta.speechworks.net/team/hugh-asher/

`Warning: Attempt to read property “ID” on null in /home/customer/www/beta.speechworks.net/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-easycart/inc/classes/core/ec_page_options.php on line 13

Warning: Attempt to read property “post_type” on null in /home/customer/www/beta.speechworks.net/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-easycart/wpeasycart.php on line 5956

I was running PHP v8.0, and the notices go away on PHP v7.4!

So the WPEasyCart plugin is not PHP 8.0 compatible???

Hi,

I reverted PayPal Payments back to v.1.9.1 late last week (we were not experiencing issues with this version) and still had some failed payments occur over the weekend.

After contacting some customers, there seems to be a pattern of failed payments occurring when the “Pay by Credit Card” option is used, especially if a Debit Card is entered.

One customer’s bank told her that they denied the charges because our PayPal account was based in the UK and she was using a Debit Card.

This does not really explain why our UK website was having the same payment failure issues, but at this point, the problem does seem to focus on the “Pay by Credit Card” option.

Many customers don’t want to use PayPal because they don’t have an account, but since the new PayPal Payments plugin better communicates to the buyer than its predecessor that payment can be with either a PayPal Account or Credit Card, we have removed the “Pay by Credit Card” option and so far so good (past 24 hours).

If any cache related issues are limited to changes made for v.1.9.2, then I would say that caching is not the problem in our case.

Thank you Joost.

@doeksisters We are using WP Rocket which automatically excludes caching of the WooCommerce Cart, Account and Checkout pages.

The issue does not appear to be related to caching, but rather javascript minification/combining performed by optimization plugins. The plugin fix looks to exclude those affected PayPal Payment scripts from minification/combining.

Thanks!

Hi,

Just to confirm… the latest version of the plugin will merge WordPress Users and their WooCommerce order history, AND assign a membership from one user to another?

Thanks.

Hi,

Thanks for your fast reply.

We use WooCommerce and WooCommerce Memberships. We have a few customers who would like to combine their accounts.

I understand your plugin will merge WordPress Users and their WooCommerce order history, but will it assign a membership from one user to another?

Thank you.