I used to have a theme installed and woocommerce page was displaying this theme's style I decided to try another theme but I changed my mind and restored it back to the old theme after applying a new one.
But the Shop page on Woocommerce is still showing the new theme style and wont revert to the original design.
I tried the following
1- clearing cache both on woo-commerce/status/clear template cache - on the browser and using clearing cache plugins with now use.
2- deleting and reinstalling the theme.
3- changing shop page to another one
Any resolution or advice are highly appreciated
clear cache from your server and browser, if still, you can add a variable at the end of URL like www.domain.com/?v=1
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This morning, I found that in all my WordPress website pages, there is an implemented div saying "This domain has recently been listed in the marketplace. Please click here to inquire."
Note that I checked my domain and I still got 2 months left before payment, I tried to upload an HTML page to test if this message appears in any page on the server, it seems that it displays only on my WordPress website www.speedaero.com.
HTML test page: www.speedaero.com/ma.html
WordPress is notoriously insecure and your site has probably been hacked. Restore from backup, upgrade WP and plugins and eliminate any unnecessary plugins.
It once happened to me as well. I used a theme not from a legit seller. When I removed it and use a default theme - Twenty Sixteen theme from wordpress.org - the div tag contains above notification is gone.
Just try to disable your current theme then install and activate a default theme.
I'm trying to edit the Woocommerce checkout page.
The file is located in
I did some changes in the form-checkout.php file but in my browser i get to see nothing at all!
I even opened it in different browsers and opened the website in incognito mode.
I deleted all the php in form-checkout.php to see if i could see any changes but nope. I'm wondering if this is the right file to edit.
Thanks in advance
That is not the way to make changes to any plugin.
* Never edit core plugin files. *
Changes will be lost on future updates.
Read the manual. You will find you will have to copy files to your themes folder.
It's ok but not the best practice to modify WooCommerce templates.
WooCommerce has a override template mechanism.
By doing so, your modifications will not be missing when you updating WooCommerce.
If you don't see any changes when you modifing the template file directly, your theme may have overridden WooCommerce templates.
You can check which template is overridden at wp-admin WooCommerce->System Status page. You can modify the files in your theme, or copy it to the child theme which is the better way.
I've got an webshop running on WooCommerce & Wordpress, everything works fine but i have to do a little update in the content-single-product.php, in my own theme i've made a WooCommerce folder and put my custom template in there. How ever updates i do there don't show live it basically shows the old template so i think something is caching this specific template, because all other templates i edit work fine and show the latest version.
I've even deleted the content-single-product.php (one in WooCommerce plugin folder & the template in my own theme) from the server, and it still shows the old template. I've disabled my browsers cache (developer tools open), cleared cache manually and don't have any caching plugins.
Note: on localhost updates do show correctly just the server seems to cache the file, anything i could do to solve this?
Thanks.
I am creating a drupal theme and use role theme switcher to change the theme according to user role
for the the role anonymous I've created a custom theme
the theme html script does not change whatever the changes I make
I've cleared the cache from performance
remove the cache from administrator->performance clear cache
change the default theme to new and fresh theme ( I am using zen) and run module and its custom theme
it may need modification in css or js files
Heed Drupal's unofficial moto when developing a theme:
Also, there are many base themes (Zen for instance) which have a setting to clear the cache on every page request during theme development. You turn this off once the theme is completed, but it's a nice feature when you're still working on things to avoid caching issues.
I am using magento custom theme. When I open my product page, while loading the page the default zoom function buttons are visible for a moment. When page load completely the buttons are disappear.
Let us look the images for more info:
Before (while loading)
After page load
Why this happened so? I am installed a new custom theme. This theme not provide any image zoom functionality. I think the zoom buttons are load from frontend\base\default\template\catalog\product\view\media.phtml. Why my site load this page, since I use a custom theme the site should use the theme's media.phtml file. How can I solve this issue?
And when I try to install some product zoom plugins, these are not working in my theme. The plugin files are saved in my default theme directory. And I manually copy the plugin files from default to custom theme directory, but no luck. Please refer the LINK for more details. Is there any way to rectify this?
Please help me ...I am using magento 1.9.0.1
First of all you need to check which package you are using for you theme, you can check if media.phtml is being called from rwd folder.
i.e. /app/design/frontend/rwd/default/template/catalog/product/view
Or you can enable path hints and locate the phtml files, and accordingly that you can put the design files of custom module there.
To turn on template path hints in Magento:
log into the magento back-end admin.
Go to System -> Configuration in the main menu.
Go to Developer on the bottom left under ADVANCED.
Switch to the store view on the top left to your current website or store
view.
or check the below link.
https://support.sweettoothrewards.com/entries/21255937-How-do-I-turn-on-template-path-hints-