Thanks Gunter,

That sounds great.

Hi Gunter,
Thank you for looking into this – I thought this might be the case.

The problem is it is looking for a single selector (Unless I am mistaken). So I cannot populate the box in the plugin with a class containing more than one selector – Just comma seperated single selectors.

So I will need to add a filter to add a class to <main> on line 34 in Main Template (index.php)
OR
If you are able to add a class to this like blogloop or something that has no other function I could use that to exclude. The worry is another dev will come and remove the css for not having a purpose at a later date so a filter would probably be better.

This allows for full compatibility with Auto Infinite Scroll.

This particular site is one of three extremely large ecommerce sites I am working on. Two of which have Auto Infinite Scroll installed to speed up index pages.

Paginated pages dont get preloaded by WP-Rocket or appear on yoast sitemaps so this was a way to cache as many pages as possible within a 116,000 product store.

Thanks Yigit
See comments below

Thanks Gunter,

The main reason for using Relevanssi for me was a speed improvement (where the SKU is included in the search). Relevanssi creates its own search index which helps keep the lookups quick.

I now have a couple of extremely large woocommerce sites with Enfold that are all running extremely smoothly so Relevanssi is a natural progression to improve search.

Hi Gunter,

The filter works as expected when the standard search layout is used – but has thrown another problem.
Please add the filter it is a good solution.

I have customised the searchform.php file adding:
<input type=”hidden” name=”post_type” value=”product”>
into the <form> tags.

This is causing the search to show different results to the ajax search.
Any idea how I can bring the two into alignment?

The search query changes from
/?s=samsung
to
/?s=samsung&post_type=product

Hi Gunter,

That works. But the theme developer is suggesting a better way to do this.
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/limit-ajax-search-to-5-posts/#post-16938764

Although this works
It means the Ajax search results are a lot less accurate so it isnt perfect but at least it gives much better control over the ajax and increases the speed.
Setting this to 25-50 seems to improve the search accuracy on the site I am using it on.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by thinkjarvis.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by thinkjarvis.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by thinkjarvis.

Thanks Gunter,

See below

Thanks Gunter,

Works as expected:

The working filters are below for functions.php

For other users comment out the lines that you dont want to remove.

NOTE If you comment out default – It causes a PHP error. So please keep default enabled.

// remove unused woo filters
add_filter( 'avf_wc_product_order_dropdown_frontend', 'thinkjarvis_remove_sorting_option_woocommerce_shop' );
function thinkjarvis_remove_sorting_option_woocommerce_shop( $product_order ) {
	unset( $product_order['default'] );
	unset( $product_order['menu_order'] );
	unset( $product_order['title'] );
	unset( $product_order['price'] );
	unset( $product_order['date'] );
	unset( $product_order['popularity'] );
	unset( $product_order['rating'] );
	unset( $product_order['relevance'] );
	unset( $product_order['rand'] );
	unset( $product_order['id'] );
	return $product_order;
}

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• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by thinkjarvis.

Hi Yigit,

Really sorry about this – I think it is down to the way the categories are being ordered in the database.

Caused by WPAllImport Plugin.
I think I am going to have to manually re-order the categories in a WooCommerce CSV and re-upload them in the correct order.
Removing all categories and adding them again is still causing them to list in the wrong order in the Category field.

I have no idea why. Even alphabetically the one it is picking shouldnt be the first!

I’ll do some more investigation work. But I now dont think it is caused by Enfold.
If I find anything that would lead me to suspect it is Enfold I’ll share more info on this post.

This appears to have solved the problem thanks Gunter.

I have moved on from Key CDN and it looks like I will be using Stack Path as my CDN partner for all sites on my servers that require it.

This fix will also apply to any Edge Caching setup. Thank you for providing a fix.

You may close this issue.

add_action('after_setup_theme', 'update_enfold_image_sizes');
	function update_enfold_image_sizes() {
add_image_size ('shop_thumbnail', 200, 0, false );
add_image_size ('shop_catalog', 450, 0, false);
add_image_size ('shop_gallery_thumbnail', 300, 0, false);
}

Found it.

I have a content partner providing imagery for thousands of products and they are all poorly cropped so i am trying to make it so that they will display correctly without having to be re-sized to a specific aspect ratio. I’ll share my solution on my other thread.