Product Description Does Not Update in WooCommerce

[cavemanstirs]

Hi All,

When I use the CSS code below to remove the ‘Description’ title from a single product listing in WooCommerce, it will not accept any other product description updates.

.description_pane h2 {
display: none
}

As soon as I remove the code, I can update the product listing, but I get the ‘Description’ title back again.

I could live with that, but if I put the CSS code back, the product listing returns to the original text before I made any updates.

I’ve disabled plugins, cleared cache but I only get the issue when I add/remove the CSS code above.

I’m running the latest versions of Wordpress, X and Woocomerce but had this issue before the most recent updates.

I’d appreciate your help in solving this. Here’s a link to the site.

https://www.growandprofit.org/product/google-adwords-salons/

Best Regards

Stephen

[thai]

Hi There,

Could you please try with this CSS instead:

.woocommerce div.product .woocommerce-tabs h2 {
    display: none;
}

Let us know how it goes!

[cavemanstirs]

Hi @thai,

No joy. Still the same issue.

Cheers

Stephen

[ruenel]

Hey Stephen,

Your content changes is not dependent in the code and the code does not affect your content changes. The code works for hiding the description title. Your content changes did not display in the front end because of your caching and minify plugin. I am not sure what plugin is it. Caching and minify plugins are best turn on when you are finished with the development of your site. Please keep in mind that you must clear the plugin cache and regenerate the minify plugins after the theme/plugin updates or even slight site changes.

Hope this helps.

[cavemanstirs]

Switched off all the plugins except X, Cornerstone, and Woocommerce.

Added the code and all my product descriptions changed back to the originals again.

Then it hit me.

My product descriptions make heavy use of headers and the CSS code takes out/hides H2 headers

Doh!

I don’t know why but my brain didn’t join those two dots.

Thanks for the help guys, it’s much appreciated and got me thinking about what I was doing.

Thanks again

Stephen.

[christian]

You’re welcome, Stephen.