Andy

[Andy]

This Additional CSS should do it:

#masthead .top-search {
    float: right;
}

[Andy]

Sorry, that is not possible with CSS styling, as the short description and full description are in different parts of the WooCommerce product template.

You would need a custom product template to be created. An option would to maybe find a reputable freelance WordPress developer on Upwork for this type of bespoke development.

[Andy]

Add this CSS at Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS:

.product-category mark.count {
    display: none;
}

[Andy]

Thanks, the server info all looks okay.

Can you please try one more time to activate the license key, and let me know if it works or not.

[Andy]

I should also add that the ‘Original string’ needs to be the original english text that is used in the WooCommerce files.

[Andy]

I just noticed in the screenshots the “UnderConstruction” plugin that is active.

Some of these under construction plugins can lock down WordPress.
Can you please try disabling the under construction plugin and see if the theme license activation is now working.

[Andy]

Thanks. In the “Info” tab, what are the server specifications under the “Server” toggle.

Do you have a “coming soon”, “under construction” or “maintenance mode” type plugin active?

[Andy]

In your dashboard go to ‘Tools’ > ‘Text Changes’.

Click ‘Add New’ and…

• in ‘Original string’ enter the original text that you want to change
• in ‘Text domain’ enter ‘woocommerce’
• in ‘Replacement string’ enter the text that you want to use instead

click ‘Add’ and that’s it, done!

[Andy]

First thing to check is that you are running the very latest version of WordPress.

Next, from your dashboard go to ‘Tools’ > ‘Site Health’ > ‘Status’ tab, and please let us know any issues marked as “critical”.

And also in ‘Tools’ > ‘Site Health’ > ‘Info’ tab, let us know the information in the ‘Server’ section.

[Andy]

Just a bit of additional information, the close menu button is by default only visible when using keyboard navigation for accessibility purposes, to ‘close the loop’ so keyboard users can close the menu without needing to tab backwards to the main ‘X’ close icon at the top.

If you want to hide it completely and remove the empty space at the bottom of the menu, add this CSS:

#site-navigation .menu-close {
    display: none !important;
}

[Andy]

It is the display: inline; line that is making it always visible, including on desktop.
You don’t need to include this line.

The following CSS code is all you should need to make the close menu visible on smaller screens:

#site-navigation .menu-close {
    opacity: 1;
}

[Andy]

The theme does not have that option, sorry.

This is the design of this theme, and the page title is part of the header with the background image, so moving it to a different location is not possible.

[Andy]

Add this to Customize > Additional CSS:

.entry-footer .cat-links {
    display: none;
}

[Andy]

Customize > Shop Options > Single Product Page > [] Disable Sticky Add-to-cart Panel

[Andy]

Are you referring to customizations made in the theme customizer at Appearance > Customize?

If so, this is saved in the database of your WordPress site, so updating the theme will not affect this, and you don’t need to do any kind of backup and restore.

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