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Ah too bad, hopefully more styling options
(or support for block themes and applying the site’s own colors)
will be added later?

Btw, is the Ajax plugin supposed to show updated Add to cart buttons,
after a change in quantity in the card drawer? And after a page refresh, or returning
back to the product or a shop/category page that shows that product?
(I’m seeing it beint reset back, despite having a theme that shows
a different text on the ATC button if it’s bought..namely “in cart” with a check-mark,
but I don’t see that after a page refresh or after returning to the page or an
archive page that contains that product?)

Not sure if it’s related or is it exclusively handled by the theme and Woocommerce?

Hi,

Thanks for the response, I really hope all of this gets addressed
sooner than later, it’s so basic (in terms of design needs and UX, like
I said, things like fonts choice is in virtually every page builder).
Same with the HR issue. These aren’t ‘features’ that should be somewhere
down the road in an update, these are design and UX flaws.

I understand not wanting to add unnecessary panels but I’m talking about
adding basic options to already existing panels.
And even just using the delete button on your keyboard should work IMO..

Another thing that’s frustrating is the panel to insert new elements is
automatically closing and so requires constantly making unnecessary
moves and clicks to the button that opens the panel, before you can
continue designing. This wasn’t in the earlier versions, where it
stayed open until you decided to close or preview the site.

Even if some users have requested this new behavior, it just makes no
sense UX wise as it breaks workflow and adds unnecessary steps
for something you constantly need in most cases when first building a page.
I really think this should be changed back to either not close by default
or have a setting to choose this behavior.

I really liked where the tool was going initially but it just feels
like it’s not built with either sound UX principles nor the developer in mind
but just a cool flashy tool to sell to consumers,
which is a shame as it has a lot of potential 🙁

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Great, that’s very helpful, thanks!
(I wouldn’t have known that exact notation as I thought you
could just add them exactly as in CSS with exceptions in 1
place in the settings and inclusions in another but it’s a bit different)

I initially didn’t really want to dive into documentation on
a plugin like this that I just want to use out of the box with a simple
way to add/exclude classes, but I’ll give this a try and it seems
it would be all I need at this point.

I’ll update it here once I’ve tried that.

Thanks!

Hi,

Here’s a screenshot:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/dny8uiikqygflci/Woo%20Lazy%20Load%20-%20Scr%2001%20-%20Bugs.jpg?dl=0

A couple things though;
– thumb size issue I can probably fix by creating custom placeholder
images (which I want anyway, with a loading indication and some brand styling)
and I think I have to do that anyways, since I’m not using square images
(see screenshot), so even if your plugin was indeed able to put out the
Woocommerce thumb settings, it would still have to crop these so I might as
well do it myself and know I have the look and compression I want

– the theme I’m using is a pretty common 1 from the WP depository; Optimizer
(I do think it was overriding things because I noticed I didn’t have + and – boxes to increase the quantity – instead just the standard up/down arrows – nor multiple
columns on my shop page initially. So I installed a plugin “WooCommerce Products Per Page”
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/woocommerce-products-per-page/ )

– But that still leaves the strange behavior of not only failing to load
images that are partially or fully in view, but doing it with the 2nd item and
the rest of the row but not with the 1st item
(as you can see in the screenshot, which in this case was even on the 1st row,
contrary to what I wrote earlier that it only happens starting at the 2nd row).

Both the theme and the plugin I use are widely used, so hopefully this can
be fixed so it doesn’t come down to having to choose 1 over the other :/

Hi, thanks for getting back.

Can I send it privately?
I have my site on coming soon/maintenance mode (though I tested
and trouble-shooted on regular mode) but I can send temporary
login details to you.

(BTW, there’s other problems as well that I’m getting with
plugins that others aren’t. 1 of them is with Woocommerce. It doesn’t
show the nice typical grid view on the catalog page or the square
number input and + and – on the product page. Is the theme overriding this?

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