radialyr

Good catch. On review, after copying the uploads folder using ftp and running WinDirStat, it seems like it’s much larger – 5.9gb.

It’s a great explanation of why the uploads backup takes so long, and explains much of the size, but I’m still not sure how it gets to 7+gb. Does splitting the archives up require extra space?

Changing the ‘from’ email in the settings fixed this issue. Thank you.

The page in question is https://www.truloreco.com/contact-us/

Thank you.

When I completely replace the WooCommerce breadcrumbs with the Yoast breadcrumbs, I see the correct breadcrumb path. I had been under the impression that the “primary category” was effective with the WooCommerce breadcrumbs as well, which seems to be incorrect.

I noticed a minor issue where on single product pages, the WooCommerce breadcrumbs would show within the container, while the Yoast breadcrumbs appear before the container, (so that they are aligned to the left of the container, as opposed to within the container margins). This issue does not appear on the category pages. Should I start a new topic to discuss this issue/has this issue been addressed already elsewhere?

I can confirm that we are using WooCommerce 4.2.2.

The issue where the primary category doesn’t show occurs primarily for newer products (although that may be that the older ones do not change category often, (especially not to “Category A” as that is really “New Products”))

I can confirm that on making a new product, with “Category B” as the ONLY category, it properly displays the “Category B” breadcrumb. As soon as I add “Category A” to the product as a second category, even though “Category B” is the primary, the breadcrumb changes to “Category A”. Changing which category is primary on this new product does not change the breadcrumb shown- whether “Category A” or “Category B” is made primary, the breadcrumbs shown are “Category A”.

Further testing on new product:
(The category information is given in case the parent/child aspect is a possibility, or in case the alphabetical aspect is a possibility, or both)
“Category A” is”New Products”, a parent category
“Category B” is “PPE Equipment”, a child of “Nursing & Healthcare”
“Category C” is “Bariatric”, a parent category
“Category D” is “Wedges and Pillows”, a child of “Bed Safety & Accessories”, a child of “Nursing & Healthcare”
“Category E” is “Wound Management”, a child of “Nursing & Healthcare”

When given a single category, all breadcrumbs behave properly.

When “Category D” is present, it overrides all others in breadcrumbs for the new product, regardless of primary category.
When “Category A” is present, it overrides all others (besides D), regardless of primary category.
Same (besides the ones above) for “Category E”
Then same for “Category C”

I do not understand the pattern, but I do see that the “make primary” functionality does not appear to be working.