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It added ALL my pages into my Menu. I changed the Menu back to primary and now there’s a massive gap. Also the footer has changed but can’t find anywhere to change it back. Argh even my logos disappeared now! So stressful 🙁
Just realised the page title/hero thing has reappeared on the home page also.
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Hi there,
can you share a link to your site where i can see the issue?
I have had to put the site into maintenance for now. I have managed to fix some of the styling issues but my menu is still a bit messed up. It’s going onto 2 lines when it was just one before WooCommerce changed it. My footer also says “created by GeneratePress” when before hand i just had a trustpilot link.
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Sorry yeah i edited my post after realizing. Details added in this post.
So the menus being removed is a known bug when installing the latest version of woo – not sure why it does it but it does … but you have that fixed.
The other issues seem a little bizarre.
The logo you will need to update in Customizer > Site Identity.
And the copyright in Customizer > Layout > Footer.But before doing that i would recommend the following:
1. Ask your host to roll the site backup to before you installed Woocommerece.
2. Ask the host to move the site to a Staging site, where you can make changes without affecting the live site.
3. On the staging site, first update your plugins – several are out of date including GP Premium.
4. Then disable any cache/otpimization plugins and install Woocommerce. Re-add your menus, and repair the logo and copyright IF required.Thank you ever so much for the quick reply.
I think I have managed to fix the logo itself and it’s only the menu itself (and social icons) stretching to two lines which is the issue now.
The host is a cheap one with quite limited features. They may have backups but I installed WooCommerce quite a while ago now, it’s only when i clicked the “Personalize store” in the setup wizard that messed stuff up. I’m not sure they’d sort a staging site for me and if they do it might take a long time as their support has been noticeably bad in the past.
I will update my plugins, cheers. Aside from that i just need to figure out how to get the menu items onto one line again.
The site maintenance mode you have enabled wouldn’t allow me to view the front end of the site.
If you can get most of the things fixed and then open the site up again i can quickly look at the issue and provide some assistance.Turned it off. The menu was all on one line and central to the whitespace and the picture (half and half).
Hmmm… there isn’t enough space for the menu to fit without wrapping to two lines.
Can you recall what has changed ? has the logo increased in size or the width of the header ?The logo disappeared when i did the WooCommerce “personalize store front” thing. I added the logo again, pretty sure it’s the same size as it’s what makes it fit where the picture comes in exactly half way between the two text lines. It must be the width then? It is extremely strange that WooCommerce would change that though. Even if i remove a menu item it till goes to two lines.
Peculiar – i can’t see how that would have aligned properly before.
The only thing i can think of, is the Customizer > Layout > Header –> Inner Header Width was previously set to Full Width.Glad I’m not the only one who thinks it’s strange. 100% sure Inner Header Width wasn’t set to Full Width. It all fit within the width of the main content. I’ve even trawled through my elements to see if WooCommerce messed with them. I wish I had a screenshot to show you.
I fixed it. I’m not sure how it worked though. I changed the menus display location and then put it back.
Glad to hear that!
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