[BBMagnus]

We are using WP Super Cache. But I have cleared the cache and the problem persists.

There is no cache for logged in users btw.

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I am sorry but that’s not possible. The site is in live mode ATM.

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Thank you! 🙂

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Yes exactly, I am referring to that file.

It looks like this right now:

<?php if ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?>

    <?php do_action( 'sf_page_content_before' ); ?>

    <div <?php post_class( 'clearfix' ); ?> id="<?php the_ID(); ?>">

        <?php do_action( 'sf_page_content_start' ); ?>

        <?php the_content(); ?>

        <div class="link-pages"><?php wp_link_pages(); ?></div>

        <?php
            /**
             * @hooked - sf_page_comments - 10
             **/
            do_action( 'sf_page_content_end' );
        ?>

    </div>

    <?php do_action( 'sf_page_content_after' ); ?>

<?php endif; ?>

And the loop is never closed since no have_posts() are being run after the last post has been “printed”.

I suggest this instead:

<?php while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?>

    <?php do_action( 'sf_page_content_before' ); ?>

    <div <?php post_class( 'clearfix' ); ?> id="<?php the_ID(); ?>">

        <?php do_action( 'sf_page_content_start' ); ?>

        <?php the_content(); ?>

        <div class="link-pages"><?php wp_link_pages(); ?></div>

        <?php
            /**
             * @hooked - sf_page_comments - 10
             **/
            do_action( 'sf_page_content_end' );
        ?>

    </div>

    <?php do_action( 'sf_page_content_after' ); ?>

<?php endwhile; ?>

Although we know that there will only be one post WordPress is built with a loop, allowing for more than one post.

My suggestion adds a while loop instead of an if-statement, this will make have_posts() run one more time after the_post() has been called.

Since I can’t override the swift-framework files I have added my quickfix to the atelier/page.php file, adding a have_posts() before get_footer(), closing the loop.

[BBMagnus]

What I discovered was that in the page template you are running:

if( have_posts() ) : the_post();

and not

while( have_posts() ) : the_post();

This means that the code setting the query variable “in_the_loop” is not set to false.

This means that you are not ending “the loop”.

WooCommerce has a add_filter for “the_title” which checks for in_the_loop() to check if the title is the main page title.

“the_title” also runs for all the menu items in the footer menu.

I will do a quick-fix for my customer by overriding the page.php – file and adding have_posts() in the bottom of the file just before the footer code.

Please have a look at this.

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Is there any scope to test this all plugins deactivated leaving only Woo and Swift Framework active?
I have tested this on my local machine, I don’t want to deactivate everything on this site since it’s going to be published live soon. An important note is that I have tried WordPress twentythirteen with the same plugins by just switching to that theme and it don’t feature the same issue.

– Can we have access to the login details with an order?
I have created an order for your login.

– Swift Framework 2.0.2 has now been released, you look to be using 1.66?
That was true, I have updated now – still have the issue though 🙁

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I have a child theme.

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Where should I submit the WP login credentials?

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Works now!

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It doesn’t seem to override the translations in the main theme for some reason…

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Well in that guide you replace the file in wp-content/themes/atelier/languages/, this means that when I update atelier my language files will be overwritten, will it not?

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The problem is that the parent theme, Atelier, is not fully translated in swedish / the translations are not correct. I want to fix these translations but I can’t load my own translations for the theme Atelier.