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We hide the wordpress version from the html with a security plugin, but thats all, no other assets are removed.
Still, this worked fine before the update of wishlist. After the update it works only when we do not hide the wordpress version with the plugin. When we hide the wp-version, then the browser cache has to be deleted to make it work again. Which we can do, but not the user. Also, we cleared all server caches which could potentially serve outdated content. Does not help either.

hi again,

the css works fine on desktop and tablets. But on mobile phones the issue persists and there are still duplicate pictures visible.

I guess it gets overridden by the wishlist css. I tried to add !important to the provided css snippet, but still both pictures are visible on mobile phones.

.wishlist_table td.product-thumbnail a img + img {
display: none !important;
}

Thanks for checking.

Strange it is… It all worked fine until the update. The theme got not updated in this timeframe. Anyway, I am working on another site and I will see soon if I run into the same issues there. For now, the css fix works for me, thanks for sharing. During development of the new site I will investigate further and see if the issue persists and share the new information here…

Thank you

Hi @salvostrano

Thanks for the reply.

It was about the filter.
Since we are not using the filter anymore, the question has become irrelevant.
Thank you.

Hi @3sonsdevelopment,

Thanks for the reply.
I don’t see any potential reasons for trouble. It just limits the way I can use my tags, but thats ok for this project.
If nobody else encountered problems or sees a reason for not doing it this way, then I will give it a try…
And if it should cause problems, I can still make the suggested small change in the tag-base and report here that it did not work. But so far, it works without any issues.

Thank you for your input…

Hi there,

No slowdowns on other AJAX requests.
At the moment the site is not live, so unfortunately I am not able to share a URL.
But I have this issue on every fresh wp install with only woocommerce and twentytwenty theme installed.
There is a spinning wheel every time the single-product-page reloads, and every time a size gets selected or changed. Maybe this is the normal behaviour, but I did not experience this on the live demo. It is very noticeable on localhost installations, on a live server it is a little bit better(faster), but still the spinning wheel occurs every time some interaction with the UI is performed. It also causes layout shifting. So there must be something…