FYI – We ran a test on a small site we use in-house and the code worked perfectly without conflict (good advise from you about testing)

Here is the full post with details for any other enfold users:

2. Display New Products Programmatically

Let’s say you want the products to be displayed in multiple places on your website. Then, it can be very tedious to open all the required sections of your website and add the block or the shortcode to them. Instead, you can just add a code to your theme files to display a “New” badge on the new products of your WooCommerce store.

But before moving forward, please make sure to backup your website and create a child theme using one of the child theme plugins. This will ensure that all the changes that you make to the core theme files are not affected when you update the WordPress theme.
2.1. Open the Theme Function File

We will add the code snippet to the functions.php file of your theme. So, go to Theme > Theme File Editor from your WordPress dashboard after activating the child theme.

Then, you will need to open the functions.php file from the theme files on the right side of your screen.

theme file editor display new products in woocommerce
2.2. Add the Code to the Theme Files

After you open the theme functions file, scroll down to the bottom of the file and paste the following code snippet here.

add_action( ‘woocommerce_before_shop_loop_item_title’, ‘quadlayers_new_product_badge’, 3 );

function quadlayers_new_product_badge() {
global $product;
$newness_days = 10;
$created = strtotime( $product->get_date_created() );
if ( ( time() – ( 60 * 60 * 24 * $newness_days ) ) < $created ) {
echo ‘<span class=”itsnew onsale”>’ . esc_html__( ‘New!’, ‘woocommerce’ ) . ‘</span>’;
}
}

The above code will add the new badge to the products that have been added to your website in the last 10 days. You can adjust the number of days according to the needs of your website. They can be changed depending on the number of days that you consider your recently added products to be new.

After adding the code, click on Update File.

You will be able to see that the new badge is added to the new products of your WooCommerce store when you preview them. The quickest way to view them is from the shop page itself.

NEVER MIND… COPY PASTE ADDED CHARACTERS TO YOUR CODE, SO WE CHANGED IT AND IT WORKS FINE.

Thanks for the support!!!!

Please close this ticket…
Avery

Mike, we have added the above additional CSS on both our test site and the actual site and neither one worked to fix the issue.

Paul

Rikard,
FYI – we decided to roll back the site to a clean and known time when the site did not have these issues. WordPress 5.6 is now the latest version and we are not updating this site until we can determine what has caused the many problems.

The site is working fine now, but obviously there is something that caused these problems, so if you have any further ideas please let us know.

Also, I will re-add you to the Users list

Thanks
Paul

See below:

See requested info in private content area.

Paul

Here is the link to the error log… see pvt content area

We are setting up the debug on the cPanels for both sites:

StephanieRiseley.com
SunSpiritGems.com

The problems came due to updates:

updating from Woocommerce 3.9.3 to current version 4.1.0

WooCommerce PayPal Powered by Braintree Gateway 2.3.10

Any additional info you have or if you hear of others experiencing these issues we would appreciate any updates.

cheers