[creatorofstuff]

My changes are not another language. I’m simply trying to resolve the inconsistencies of use of the word “cart” and “bag”. It seems the theme uses “shopping bag” and WooCommerce uses “shopping cart”. It feels unprofessional to me to have that inconsistency on my site. Therefore, I’ve translated all of the instances of “bag” to “cart”. 🙂

[creatorofstuff]

This did not work, by the way. I had to write over the actual theme files in the language folder. Putting another language folder under my child theme did nothing.

[creatorofstuff]

Thank you. I’ll copy to the child theme. I’m unclear on why you would want my files. (?) Maybe not everyone would want the changes I have made… can you explain?

[creatorofstuff]

Oops. I’m sorry. That is my fault. I was trying to hide the icons on the top bar but I just found the short code in the theme options for “right text”. I must have searched 15 times before and never saw that, even though it was staring me in the face.

Please accept my apologies.

[creatorofstuff]

Ed,
Thank you very much!!!! Thanks for hanging in there with all of us.

[creatorofstuff]

Thank you, Ed. I cleared my cache but nothing changed. I can recreate those pages but there is no longer an option in Woocommerce to assign ANY pages. Where did that option go?

Also, the notice about the templates was there but I accidentally clicked “do not show this again” when I was meaning to click something else, but the page was still loading and it jumped down just as I clicked, so I accidentally clicked that, which I did not want to do. But trust me, it was there.

So where did my pages go, and why can’t I assign any pages to Woocommerce anymore? I’m very nervous about this.

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I just realized that I only see it when I am logged in. Why is that?

I sent you the screenshot of the settings in Woocommerce (above). You can see that I have it set to show.

Why is it only showing when logged in, and why is the Twitter icon not showing?

[creatorofstuff]

It is enabled. That is why I sent a screen shot to show you that. I also sent a screen shot to show that three of the 4 icons are showing but the Twitter one is not.

[creatorofstuff]

Ok. Thank you. 🙂

[creatorofstuff]

Why would I attach a feature image that has no relevance to the page? I’m confused. Can you explain to me why the image that is already on the page does not seem to be found?

I don’t mean for you to waste any more time with this except to just please explain what is going on and why my image (that is already there) is not seen. Earlier you told me to simply “set light box to ‘no'” and that would fix it but it did not. Should it have?

I’m trying to understand why adding an image through the Swift page builder would not result in an image that would be detected by an SEO page analysis. Is it possible to ask the author?

I really do appreciate your help very much. Thank you.

[creatorofstuff]

I just did that – I edited the single image on the page we have been discussing and set the light box to “no”, but WordPress SEO by Yoast still gives me a bad score for not having an image on the page. It didn’t seem to make any difference.

[creatorofstuff]

I don’t see an attachment but I understand what you are telling me. So a light box translates to a slider, I guess. Ok, I get it. Thank you.

[creatorofstuff]

I do not want images as a slider. In the “swift page builder” I selected “single image” when placing those images on my page. I did not select “add slider”.

Please explain why adding a “single image” results in a slider.

Thank you very much.