ok very nice!

Hi @arminunruh , The Shop page still isn’t displaying the products. I’m curious to know how the previous person @shutupclaudia resolved this, as I’m experiencing the exact same issue. It seems to be a Permalink issue—when I use mydomain.com/shop/, the products don’t display, but they do appear if I set up a subpage, like mydomain.com/shop/products/. Could you advise on how to resolve this? Thank you.

can you send your website address, /wp-admin/ username and password and a link to this topic to info@laytheme.com?

Thank you so much, @arminunruh !

ok with the next update you will have this extra setting: [image: 1730186641745-screenshot-2024-10-29-at-08.23.58.png]

this is what i found https://woocommerce.com/document/digital-downloadable-product-handling/#protecting-your-uploads-directory its more of a woocommerce issue

hey there! so the product-attributes.php template: i looked at the newer version of the template and there are almost no changes made to it the only change i could see was they added a aria-label to it which is for blind people with a screen reader i think wp remote get https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_remote_get/ is a normal function that is called to get updates for your themes and plugins. sometimes it can time out when the update server doesnt respond but this shouldnt break ur site i think The Legacy REST API plugin is not installed on this site. can you install the plugin "Legacy REST API" and see if that changes anything? woocommerce needs a lot of computing power, maybe your webserver is not powerful enough to make the website run fast with woocommerce enabled

widgets mmh i think lay theme doesnt have widgets

no, currently im working on a different feature for lay theme

Yesss! The update fixed it! Thanks!!!

After installing the new theme-version the issue is fixed, thanks a lot for your help.

.lay-woocommerce-summary-inner{ display: flex; } now you can use order: css on the children: .woocommerce-product-details__short-description{ order: 99; } this moves the description text below all other things. but when i do this i have a lot of space between the price and the description, because you put lots of empty paragraphs into your other text: [image: 1724058919901-screenshot-2024-08-19-at-11.15.14.png]

hey there! can you please google about this or try to find out on the woocommerce website

[image: 1721380076283-screenshot-2024-07-19-at-11.07.52-resized.png] the creditcard payment method is inside an iframe. that means its basically a different website that is embedded in your website. that means the styling cant be controlled from within lay theme. the styling css is inside the iframe. am i correc to assume you are using this plugin: "Stripe WooCommerce Extension"? it seems like there is a chance of changing the font style: https://woocommerce.com/document/stripe/customization/style-payment-form/ maybe i can include this in lay theme, as this is some php code which you cant really include by yourself too easily

[image: 1720689643449-screenshot-2024-07-11-at-11.20.24-resized.png] i had to enable a different theme (twenty twenty two) for that texteditor to show up and then in the project "graphisme" there we had the text i removed it now

the issue was the shortcode [woocommerce_checkout] was inside the gridder instead of in the textfield at the top where it should be based on the documentation: https://laytheme.com/documentation/shop-setup.html#preparation

no there are no news about this sorry :/

@alasdair17 said in Hide button on out of stock product: display: none !important; thanks for the reply. what is the class that i need to use? i can't found it Edit. Solved. here the css code: .outofstock .button { display: none !important; }