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I seem to have been notified of several follow up comments today. None of the above adds much to this conversation.
WooCommerce 3.0 broke a few themes, plugins etc. Upgrading there is at your own risk. There’s a “workaround” posted above. If you aren’t happy with this, wait for an update which will surely follow when it is tested and stable.
Can you unsubscribe me from this thread please admins?!
If you have a shop, I would say don’t ever put upgrades into your production store without first checking them in staging. I’m not arguing about whether this issue should exist. I’m not the theme developer.
So if you can load the “correct” product image size, rather than the thumbnail image, it will be workable.
The image in question is a 120×120 thumbnail being stretched to fill the whole section, hence the blurry!
Will await a fix on this issue, as its the only one I can find for Enfold & wc 3.0.
This fix is only partial – the image is, as reported “blurry” – it is not loading in the correct size.
Woocommerce 3.0 changes the image gallery around a bit, adding a zoom feature. Clicking the pic should open in a lightbox. This doesn’t work so well with Enfold (yet).
Hi,
WooCommerce 3.0 was a major update which made many changes to the core product. I was hopping on here to troubleshoot some changes to a site in staging which I think come back to the Enfold theme, but I don’t think its fair to say “crappy”.
Woocommerce issued a major version release yesterday. They were very careful to say to test this in staging first with the update release as it is likely to break things.
For the future, I recommend you update your site in a test site to check through issues like this – particularly if the update is a major version (i.e. 2.6.x to 3.0 like this one). Minor version releases (3.0.0 to 3.0.1 for example) should be fine.
For my part, one element of product images is not working in Enflold.
Hi Josue,
We achieved this a little differently by using the theme shortcode for this in the template – shortcodes we found when digging about in the DB for this…
It worked really well for this. So we added the sidebar into a test post, copied the shortcode for this, and used the following to insert this into the relevant template where we wanted it:
<?php echo do_shortcode("[YOURSHORTCODE]"); ?>Described here: http://silicondales.com/tutorials/wordpress-tutorials/use-shortcodes-wordpress-theme-files/
Its a fairly complex thing, and not something I think many of your ordinary users will be able to cope with, but thought I’d say what worked for us!
Just wondered if there was a php trigger we could have used instead (also needed to know how you’d named the sidebars too, without digging in your source).
Hi Josue,
That works.
Side note – this only works if saving in the main Enfold theme files rather than the child theme we’ve created ( we can work around this ) – is this normal for the js folder to not work in a child theme?
Beside that one point many thanks, this is a working solution.
Rob
