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I’ve found one potential “quick-fix” for the selecting product variable from Stack Overflow and that is to:

“I found the answer so I’m just posting this here in case anyone else has the same question. It was as simple as changing do_action(‘woocommerce_simple_add_to_cart’) to do_action(‘woocommerce_variable_add_to_cart’). This displays the product variations in a list box and has the add to cart button.

Just not sure where in the Theme file I need to add this?

Thanks for much for the reply @lapzor.

Using the WPForms element is not an option as the site owner doesn’t like the addition of the check-box that is required to link WPForm submissions with Mailchimp.

I’m keen to manually write the custom CSS code but I don’t know where to put it. In Elementor I can enter CSS Classes and CSS ID for the Shortcode Element, and then I need to put the code somewhere – possibly using an HTML element on the same page?

Is this something you can assist with or is it beyond the scope of what you’d be happy to provide in a free forum? The site owner is considering upgrading to Elementor-Pro which will solve this problem and allow additional desired features but they are developing their business and need to be making an income before they upgrade to paid versions.

Thanks again for the response.

Further info…

I have been able to create the result that I’m “mostly” after, but now having issues with conditional menu not working correctly.

I have contacted my hosting co. (Hostgator) who have cleared the cache at server level and turned caching off

I have configured two different menu items that display the same text of STORE. One shows to users not logged in and links to the REGISTER page, and the other shows to Logged in users and links to the actual store. I configured these using APPEARANCE>MENUS and setting the visibility of these menu items using the ULTIMATE MEMBER MENU SETTINGS

The only remaining issue is that logged in users see the correct menu when viewing on all pages EXCEPT the HOME page – so, when a logged in user is on the home page:

1. they cannot see the MEMBER menu, and
2. the STORE menu item is one that is configured to show to logged OUT users

Does this make sense? and is there something I am missing to correct this issue?

Any assistance that can be offered would be much appreciated.

Hi @yuriinalivaiko

Thanks for the response. I was able to correct the individual page content restriction settings for the [Store] page (I don’t use caching on the site) so thanks for the help.

It seems to have created another issue now where the link to the [Store] page in the site menu now says “Site Member Content” for users that are not logged in? Somehow the menu is now responding to whether a user is logged in or not. I have removed that menu item and re-added, and also ensured that the Ultimate Member Menu Setting (WP-Admin>Appearance>Menus) is set to “Everyone”

Is there anything else that could be causing this?

Many thanks, Chris.

Hi Prashant,

Thanks for the prompt response – in the end I have spoken with the domain host and they intend to add the website IP to the SPF records…

if that doens’t work, I will lodge a ticket on the WP mail SMTP forum as suggested.

Thanks again, Chris.

thanks Jan – at the time i was using 3 x different plugins to
1. customise WP login page
2. hide admin toolbar
3. customise user access
and still couldn’t configure which pages I wanted public and which pages I wanted member only….

I guess to rephrase “best” I meant, least plugins and simplest member config, and management

since posting the question I have tried a couple of the plugins on the results page you posted… so far Ultimate Member is looking most promising…

thanks for the response.
Chris.