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Hi Lindsey,

This issue is most likely occurring because your Cart and Checkout pages for WooCommerce need to be setup. This is not a theme related issue, but I would recommend researching how to assign your cart and checkout pages within the WooCommerce settings.

I hope this helps.

Thanks!

[David Morgan]

Hi Lindsey,

No problem. Try adding the following CSS to resolve this issue:

.site-header {
    z-index: 99;
}

The CSS can be added under Appearance > Editor > Styles > Edit Styles, then click the 3 vertical dots icon to reveal the “Additional CSS” option. You can view the screenshot for reference.

I hope this helps.

Thanks!

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Awesome, thanks Lewis!

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Hi Lewis,

That’s great! Thanks for sharing your updates!

However, the files didn’t attach because PHP files can be uploaded. However, you could zip the files and attach the zip file, then we can implement your updates to the plugin.

Thanks!

[David Morgan]

Hi Anya,

Thanks for reaching out and using STAX! Your site looks great. We’ll be happy to help:

1. This sounds as though there may have been a manual change to the Single Product template in the editor. I would recommend resetting any changes to the template under Appearance > Editor > Templates > Product Single. See attached screenshot.

2. Unfortunately, this appears to be a WordPress bug unrelated to the theme. It seems the WordPress font size for “Huge” is overriding the template size, and I’ve encountered this issue with other themes as well. The easiest solution is just to use a custom font size until the bug is resolved in WordPress.

3. Similar to the first answer, I would recommend resetting the Header template part by navigating to Appearance > Editor > Patterns > Template Parts, and resetting any changes to the header. This should restore the secondary logo if it was deleted by accident.

I hope this helps. Thanks!

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Hi Lewis,

The link to your site currently isn’t working.

For simplicity sake, you could update your workaround styles to this instead:

.team [data-filter=”.team”], 
.team [data-filter=”.news”],
.team [data-filter=”.project”],
.team [data-filter=”.director”] {
  display:none;
}

However, you shouldn’t need to use this workaround. If you provide your WP admin login info I can take a look at your setup to see if your categories are setup properly for filtering.

Currently there is only the option to sort by Ascending or Descending (newest to oldest, or oldest to newest). We could update your plugin code with the option to sort alphabetically using our One Change service.

Thanks!

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Hi Lewis,

In order for the filters to work properly, you’ll need to setup a parent category with child categories beneath it. The child categories will act as your filters, and then you can select the parent category in the block setup options.

Changing the color of the active filter will likely need to be done using CSS. If you can provide a link to the page I’ll be happy to provide the CSS.

Thanks!

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[David Morgan]

Hi Samuel,

Thanks for reaching out. This is an odd issue. Is it still occurring?

What is your hosting setup? Is this a local hosting environment, or is the site hosted online? If online, who is your provider?

Also, I would try deleting the theme and re-installing, and also testing to see if this issue occurs with a default WordPress theme.

Thanks!

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