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Well not “all” fine because Kleo welcome page > Theme Addons still looks weird on my side but good enough for me as I don’t need the additional installs.
maxlevelParticipantLooks like I don’t have that option for some reason.
The only way to install Kleo plugins on my site is
wp-admin > appearance > KLEO Welcome > 2.Tab Theme AddonsAttachments:
You must be logged in to view attached files.maxlevelParticipantUnfortunately I cannot install the plugins on my live site. There are no Plugin names visible and also most plugins missing. On the screenshot you can see the “add plugins” page.
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You must be logged in to view attached files.November 27, 2018 at 03:45 in reply to: Info area covers add to cart button on Woocommerce product page #214202maxlevelParticipantThanks!
Works beautifully.November 26, 2018 at 18:26 in reply to: Info area covers add to cart button on Woocommerce product page #214183maxlevelParticipantThis reply has been set as private.November 26, 2018 at 18:24 in reply to: Info area covers add to cart button on Woocommerce product page #214180maxlevelParticipantThis reply has been set as private.November 25, 2018 at 21:46 in reply to: Info area covers add to cart button on Woocommerce product page #214115maxlevelParticipantI of course had to turn off that feature on my live site because it doesn’t work.
As it is not site specific I thought you could debug it in your own environment.It appears everytime a notification shows up on the product page.
In my case it was a note that the product can be purchased at a discount for members.
It is created by the Woocommerce Membership plugin but every other notification would look the same.I can provide you with a staging environment where you can debug the issue if you need to.
November 23, 2018 at 00:17 in reply to: Very slow loading speed when lots of product reviews are present #213977maxlevelParticipantYes, it works.
Thanks, one can rely on the Kleo team!!!November 23, 2018 at 00:11 in reply to: Very slow loading speed when lots of product reviews are present #213976maxlevelParticipantO.K. I assume it is the parent theme because it was active and I found no change in the child theme.
November 22, 2018 at 23:32 in reply to: Very slow loading speed when lots of product reviews are present #213975maxlevelParticipantThat’s great!
Is the fix in the child or in the main Kleo theme on the staging site where you fixed it?
Because it was a staging site I have to copy the fix to my live site now.November 21, 2018 at 21:22 in reply to: Very slow loading speed when lots of product reviews are present #213883maxlevelParticipantThanks Radu!
Is it likely you‘ll fix this till tomorrow? We‘re starting an early black friday sale tomorrow and this is normally the most purchased product.
Thanks,
RudolfNovember 20, 2018 at 15:56 in reply to: Very slow loading speed when lots of product reviews are present #213763maxlevelParticipantThis reply has been set as private.November 20, 2018 at 15:54 in reply to: Very slow loading speed when lots of product reviews are present #213762maxlevelParticipantThis reply has been set as private.maxlevelParticipantSorry, i should have explained that a bit more. It is only a thing between Buddypress and bbPress now. The plugin I mentioned above got replaced by Buddypress. The thing I understand is that when Buddypress is turned off images uploaded with Buddypress won’t show up. That’s perfectly normal.
But Facebook profile images only show up in the profile view, not as small avatars in the topic or reply view in bbPress. I can only see the grey mystery man there. When I click on it and go to the profile, the profile image shows up.
maxlevelParticipantI just noticed that I need Buddypress activated. The plugin I mentioned above has no influence on that. As soon as I deactivate Buddypress the local profile images don’t show up in bbPress and also FB images are missing in the overview.
Facebook profile photos show only in the bbPress profile but not in the forum itself.
As I switched on Buddypress it doesn’t bother me now but it will give people headaches when they`re trying to use a WP > WooCommerce > bbPress combination.
maxlevelParticipantThe problem comes from the fact that WooCommerce uses the first part of the email address to create the username when automatic account creation on checkout is ticked and from another plugin ActiveWoo that uses the whole email address for that reason.
Both results in the email address in the username.The worst part now is that WordPress has the nicename as required field so it simply copies the username in the nicename fiel. Buddypress uses the nicename for creating the user slugs and therefore the email shows up in the url slug of the user.
I could resolve the problem with a code snippet that changes the nicename in first and last name and the user slug changes respectively. It seems to work, the slug now consists of first and lastname and that is what I prefer.
Here’s the link to that solution:
Buddypress No Email Address In Slug SolutionmaxlevelParticipantThe mobile menu should NOT be fixed (sticky) but it is. I did not do that nor do I want that. It seems it becomes fixed when the secondary menu is active.
maxlevelParticipantI found out that part of the problem seems to be a plugin YITH WooCommerce Customize My Account Page. I am trying to implement Buddypress and it seems to be not compatible in regards of how the user profile photo is handled and stored.
Can you think of a smart way to migrate other than asking the users to upload their photo again?maxlevelParticipantMy site was WordPress – Woocommerce – bbPress
I recently added Buddypress and that changes the default bbPress profile to the Buddypress profile.
Now there are lots of profile photos missing in the Buddypress profiles. I don’t know what kind of profile images it shows and what not but a lot of them are missing.Is this a problem of backend settings in WP or Kleo or a general problem with Buddypress?
maxlevelParticipantSorry, but just pushing down the main content with a margin doesn’t really solve the problem because it creates other problems on mobile view. It also doesn’t work because the second menu is in the same row as the primary menu on larger screens and in a second row on smaller screens.
The menu seems to work as long as one doesn’t choose the “Sticky Menu” option. The main content container is below the header. As soon as the “Sticky Menu” option is ticked the main content moves up a bit behind the header. That seems to work somehow as long as the menu consists of only one row. When a second row appears it just overlaps the main content instead of pushing it down.
If you’re trying to solve that problem with adding a margin you would have to add so many additional fixes that I don’t see that as a viable solution.
October 27, 2018 at 20:12 in reply to: No Spinning Symbol or “Please Wait” sign on Woocommerce Checkout #212283maxlevelParticipantGreat! That works. I assume I do I have to upload the gif file (or any other preloader animation) on my live site and change the url in the CSS code that you provided accordingly?
maxlevelParticipantThis is the content of my style.css sheet in the kleo child theme that breaks the rendering process of the forms:
COPY CODE/* Theme Name: Kleo Child Theme URI: Description: Child theme for Kleo Author: SeventhQueen Author URI: http://seventhqueen.com Template: kleo Tags: one-column, two-columns, right-sidebar, fluid-layout, custom-menu, featured-images, post-formats, sticky-post, translation-ready License: GNU General Public License License URI: license.txt */ /* Please add your custom styles below */
And I have renamed the functions.php into xfunctions.php in the child theme so I assume it is not doing anything.
October 25, 2018 at 02:37 in reply to: No Spinning Symbol or “Please Wait” sign on Woocommerce Checkout #212161maxlevelParticipantThis reply has been set as private.maxlevelParticipantThanks but the question was about priority.
What if somebody has a Gravatar email and registers with the same email with Facebook and then uploads a Profile picture with Buddypress? Which one shows up?What is the most important, what the least important. In other words what image gets overridden when all of them could show up theoretically.
And is it possible that none of them gets displayed when the condition isn’t clear?
October 23, 2018 at 19:33 in reply to: No Spinning Symbol or “Please Wait” sign on Woocommerce Checkout #212077maxlevelParticipantHello Laura,
I tried your solution and also 2 plugins, Preloader and Smart Preloader.
They work on the whole website but not on WooCommerce checkout page.There must be something different after hitting the submit button on checkout page.
maxlevelParticipantI already found the answer in this post:
https://archived.seventhqueen.com/forums/topic/buddypress-menu-not-centeredWorks perfectly!
October 22, 2018 at 15:33 in reply to: No Spinning Symbol or “Please Wait” sign on Woocommerce Checkout #212016maxlevelParticipantNormally it takes even longer that nothing happens but this is the staging site with less plugins activated so it’s faster.
October 22, 2018 at 15:31 in reply to: No Spinning Symbol or “Please Wait” sign on Woocommerce Checkout #212015maxlevelParticipantHere’s the video
https://drive.google.com/file/d/12ZH1Pfl-9YNcs_shpKlfBOW9gBIb5-qy/view
You can see that the checkout just gets greyed out after hitting the submit button but no sign of action until the Paypal page appears.October 10, 2018 at 20:24 in reply to: Login pop up transparent when Theme background transparent #211402maxlevelParticipantNot marked as solutionmaxlevelParticipantThanks for the fix but the secondary menu does not appear for ALL logged in users, only for logged in users with the 2 following roles:
Administrator
MLT ClubMLT Club is a custom role created by the Membership Plugin. Can you specify the css code so that the extra margin only appears for those two roles?
Thanks,
RudolfmaxlevelParticipantYou cannot see it because the secondary menu is only visible for logged in members with a specific role, like administrators. That’s why I created a new account for you and added the credentials in a private reply earlier.
You will see the issue as soon as you log in.
Thanks,
RudolfmaxlevelParticipantBasically, what I need is that the secondary menu gets inserted between the main menu and the title section (kleo01.jpg). At the moment the secondary menu just gets put underneath the main menu (kleo02.jpg) but overlaps and covers up the title section and breadcrumbs or if I don’t have them active on a page it just covers up the top of my page content.
Thanks,
RudolfAttachments:
You must be logged in to view attached files.maxlevelParticipantHi Laura,
is there an easy way you could set it up so that I can add a different header picture to a whole category of pages (like all pages in the “membership” category). There are quite a lot of sub pages so it would be a pain to have to change the header in all of them individually.
I can provide you with the picture but as I am in the middle of the designing process I would like to be able to change it myself too.
Or if you need a plug-in (given it doesn’t slow down the page), is there one you would recommend.maxlevelParticipantThanks for your reply! This works in html but not in php.
How do I get this to work in my Theme Functions php file?Thanks,
RudolfmaxlevelParticipantHi.
I need to reopen this post because I am still having troubles with this problem. I don’t understand code well enough to know how exactly to implement your suggestion.Basically, what I want to do is rewrite an error message during checkout. At the moment it says “An account is already registered with your email address. Please log in”.
I want to change the text a bit (which I know how to do) and my customers to be able to click on “Please log in” and I want the login widget to pop up. How exactly do that?
I’ve only managed to send them to another site where the widget pops up but I don’t want them to leave the checkout page.
This is the bit of Code I am working with in the Theme Functions php file:
COPY CODE/* ================= Woocommerce Email is already registered - Please Log in =================== */ function my_woocommerce_add_error( $error ) { return str_replace('An account is already registered with your email address. Please log in','Hi, you must be a returning customer. To keep your data safe login is required to purchase a membership. If you know your password <a href="/wp-login/???????"> Please Login</a> ',$error); } add_filter( 'woocommerce_add_error', 'my_woocommerce_add_error' );
What do I need to do here?
Thanks for your help!
Rudolf
July 18, 2018 at 06:24 in reply to: How to set a different toggle open on Woocommerce product page? #204128maxlevelParticipantHello Laura,
Sorry again, but I already found a solution.
I already had the “Booster for WooCommerce” plugin installed and didn’t know that I can do that with this plugin. It works great. -
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