Austin M - a11n

Hi @hassan76. Sorry for not reading your question more carefully. Somehow I thought that you were wanting more complex conditional logic in your variations, and the example you gave was just one small piece of it. @seank123 is correct that using the normal variation functionality would be the proper course of action here if your example is the extent (or close to the extent) of the conditional logic you need. Things tend to get a bit more complicated once you start adding three or four (or more) attributes with complex conditional relationships between them, and that is when you would want to look into something like Composite Products. But for this, you shouldn’t need a plugin. Let us know if you have any further questions!

Hi @creativa1976! It looks like this white space is a combination of several margins and padded elements. I’d recommend using Chrome or Firefox to simulate what the site would look like on a mobile device, and then use the DOM inspector to look at the different elements on the page, and see which ones are causing the issue. You can also test CSS using the developer tools to preview your CSS changes.

The elements I found are:

– The news-list-sidebar class is adding a 60px top margin.
– The shop-page-main-block class is adding 60px of top padding.
– The nav-bar-three class is adding 35px of bottom padding to the header content.

Note that you’ll probably want to use a media query to only tweak/remove these spacing properties on mobile, so the CSS could get a little more complicated.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by Austin M - a11n. Reason: typo

Hi @frankiechanho. Yes, job listing sites are possible with WooCommerce, although you’d need an additional plugin or two to make it work. I’d recommend looking into WP Job Manager, and specifically the WooCommerce Paid Listings add-on. Another option would be the WooCommerce Job Board plugin. Note that both of these plugins are third-party, so we offer no guarantees about their quality and cannot offer support for them.

Hi @iparvez1. The email address the report will be sent to is the “Administration Email Address” set in Settings > General in your dashboard, as shown in this screenshot.

If the report is still not getting sent there, the next steps would be:

1. Check the spam folder of that email address.
2. If the report is not in spam, check the failed scheduled actions again. Go to WooCommerce > Status > Scheduled Actions > Failed, search for wc-admin, and then sort by Scheduled Date so that you can see the most recent failed scheduled actions. Is there a new failed export action there?

We haven’t heard back from you in a while, so I’m going to mark this as resolved. Feel free to start a new thread if you have any further questions!

Thanks for posting that error, that gives us an important clue. It looks like the error is coming from the Google Site Kit plugin. Something with its REST API is not working correctly when you try to export the reports. I would try disabling that plugin temporarily and seeing if you’re then able to receive the reports.

If so, the issue is a conflict with that plugin, and I’ll need to discuss with our devs the best way to handle that going forward.

Hi @cristianmontesinosdigital. Does the import plugin have any guidance on what to do about imports that go wrong? If it has a way to “undo” the import, I would use that. If not, I’m not sure exactly what would happen if it tried to import orders with IDs that already existed. This would likely depend on how the import plugin was set up.