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Hi guys. I am hopeful this is something you can help me with. When I am setting the base shop page in Woocommerce, under the Settings>Products>Display tab, to a custom page that I created in Cornerstone to be the home page, it takes my page I created in Cornerstone and wraps it with the “The Shop” Title before the content and Products after the content on the page. I have included two screenshots to show you what I mean, as this needs to be a production site and I cannot have it functioning like this so I can’t show you the live site – screenshot 1 shows the beginning of the page with the “The Shop” title (followed by a [cs_content] which should also not be there) and screenshot 2 shows the products after what should be the end of the page before the footer (proceeded by [/cs_content], which shouldn’t be there either).
Is there a way to remove the “The Shop” title, the products after, and the (what appear to be) shortcode brackets?
If you can help and absolutely need to view this live, let me know and I may be able to set up a dummy site for you to test.
Thanks for your help, if possible!
Hi There,
We’ve identified this as an issue that happens with certain plugins that filter the_content. We’ve been able to fix this in Cornerstone, you will need to update Cornerstone to at least 1.2.1 to ensure [cs_content] isn’t visible.
To remove The Shop title, please go to Appearance > Customize > Integrity >Shop Title : Leave this blank.
We really need to check the page before to see the products that needs to be remove. Please share the URL.
Hope this helps.
Also, in reviewing this issue, it occurs when you first add a product to the cart, then either remove it or refresh the page.
Hi there,
Please navigate to Woocommerce/Settings/Products/Display and change ‘Shop Page Display’ to show products. Then you can remove shortcodes you already added to display products. This way you display default shop page which is not editable in CS.
If you want to create a shop page with shortcodes with the current slug, please select another page as shop page to continue editing this page in CS.Hope it helps.
It seems to be working, now, for what I needed. Initially it seemed that without a default shop page set, the ability to redirect to the cart page upon adding a product to the cart wasn’t working – it seemed to work on any other page but the main page that I had created. Really, that was the only reason I wanted to set a main shop page – to get the redirect to work on the main page of my shop, as it seemed to work once I set the main shop page. This was useful for mobile purchasing – without the redirect, you cannot tell if you added a product or not to the cart and can end up adding multiple instances of products before you realize you are, in fact, adding them to the cart (after you manage to locate the cart link on the page).
After “un-setting” the main page I created as the shop page and either having a different page as the main shop page or leaving the main shop page blank, it retained the ability to redirect when adding products to cart, which works great for our purposes. Don’t know why it didn’t work in the first go-round, but that doesn’t matter as it is functioning as needed now. Thanks for the assistance!
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