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For some reason my cart icon doesn’t appear. The add to cart button appears but no icon or text within
Hey purejewels,
I can’t view the page you linked to since there is a .htaccess login prompt. Could you post the login details in private please?
Best regards,
RikardHi,
The text for the button is missing,
Yours:<button type="submit" name="add-to-cart" value="297649" class="single_add_to_cart_button button alt"></button>Default:
<button type="submit" name="add-to-cart" value="1098" class="single_add_to_cart_button button alt">Add to cart</button>note the missing “Add to cart” text
My research shows that if you are using wpml:Go to the product page and click to edit – In the translation page, click to re-save the translation
If not you may try WC Custom Add to Cart labels
This free plugin allows you to change “add to cart” labels on all single product pages
I’m not sure if this will work if the text is missing in the first place.
Otherwise, have your tried disabling your plugins to see it that helps?Best regards,
Mikehmm, but I’m not using WPML. Is there anywhere else this could be set? I don’t really want to install a plugin for this purpose.
Hi,
I can understand that, yet I’m not sure why your install has stripped out the text and a clean install has the text.
If you could try disabling your plugins and any custom functions, if that doesn’t change it, try reinstalling woocommerce, perhaps there is a corrupt file, otherwise can you please include a admin login and FTP access in the private content area so we can take a closer look.
Also in our tests can we disable your plugins and any custom functions?Best regards,
MikeHi,
I just realized that we are working on two threads & two issues on the same page, the other issue with the 404 for the js, perhaps that is a factor here. Let’s see if we can get the 404’s fixed first.Best regards,
MikeYeah, that makes a lot of sense. Good idea. I think I have four threads running and three could be related potentially. I didn’t want to create one thread with all of the problems I assume that was the correct idea?
Hi,
Yes that was a good idea, and thanks for that, but both of these issues are very odd. Did you say you migrated this from your localhost? Did you use a plugin to do so, which?
I wonder if your migration would cause the same errors on my localhost?Best regards,
MikeI would have used Akeeba Backup to migrate. But in fact, what I did was use Siteground staging to push from the live to a staging. But I think I copied the database from an old one in an attempt to get some old settings. In any case, I’ve done a find and replace now so that should not be the issue. Ok, I checked the files were somehow missing. Which makes little sense. So I’ve uploaded them, this problem is now solved. The search problem is also solved.
Perhaps I should reinstall the theme altogether.
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