Default Class Settings vs. Theme Classes | ww.wp.xz.cn

Robin Anne Frasieur
(@robinannescreations)

9 months, 1 week ago
All previous issues on my User Registration and Login pages have been resolved due to the assistance I received from their tech support team. Honestly, I do not believe I should have had to manipulate CSS code in order for the plugin to function properly. So, I thought I’d bring this to your attention, so that hopefully, in the near future, your “Storefront Theme” will play well with others.

It was determined that your current “Storefront Theme” settings prevented my registration and login pages from loading properly. I was told that you could improve your theme scripts by write code using your own theme classes instead of the default classes currently present in your code. I sincerely hope you will consider this change in the next update of your theme.
- This topic was modified 9 months, 1 week ago by Robin Anne Frasieur.
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Moses M. (woo-hc)
(@mosesmedh)

9 months, 1 week ago

Hi @robinannescreations,

Thank you for reaching out and bringing this to our attention. I completely understand how site conflicts can be frustrating, especially when they affect core features of your website.

To clarify, if the issue is that a plugin—such as a form plugin for login and account registration—is conflicting with the Storefront theme, it would be the responsibility of the plugin developer to ensure compatibility with standard WooCommerce themes. Storefront is WooCommerce’s default theme, so compatibility should be expected.

Could you please let me know which plugin you’re using for the registration form?

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