Sorry forgot to post the website,
nimasizbire.com
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activating woocommerce breaks my ultimate member login styles -
activating woocommerce breaks my ultimate member login stylesI've even tried adding a code snippet for disabling woocommerce default styles as per this tutorial from woocommerce (https://woocommerce.com/document/disable-the-default-stylesheet/):
add_filter( 'woocommerce_enqueue_styles', '__return_empty_array' );
And it doesn't fix the issue, so I suppose the theme is enforcing it's own styles based on whether woocommerce is enabled or not.
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events manager event not showing if woocommerce is not activatedIf I deactivate woocommerce on my website my event pages (from WP events manager) appear to be empty.
This is due to your theme assuming a event manager post (project probably?) is in fact a woocommerce post. Hence it puts the event in a div with id "lay-woocommerce" as can be seen in the screenshot below.
Not sure if this is by design (treating all project posts as woocommerce posts) but still quite irritating and took me some debugging to come to the conclussion.
All the best,
Miha -
activating woocommerce breaks my ultimate member login stylesI'm using Ultimate Member for Login/Register forms, and Woocommerce for my online store.
But when I enable the Woocommerce plugin all of my login and register form styles get resetted, and I have to manually add the styles with a WP code plugin (tedious and can't really do everything to make it look the same).Registration form with Woocommerce activated:
Registration form with Woocommerce deactivated:
I believe that Woocommerce enforces some styles on forms, and it breaks.
I've also tried to reproduce this issue in my local Wordpress environment and activating Woocommerce didn't break my form styles (I don't have LayTheme installed in my local environment).Hopefully you can assist me with my issue, thanks!
Miha