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Thank you.

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Yes I am. i just toggled the subscription for those topics off and on to see if that might do anything. Another thing I noticed is that even though I set some of them as resolved, they still have the X mark next to them looking like they are unresolved.

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Yeah I checked junk folder. For new threads that I made after posting this, it seems to be working fine(I got an email on your reply). Not sure about older ones though, I will have to wait and see once I get a reply!

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Got it now, thanks!

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Sorry didn’t get that. The size of the image on the single product page is only the quality of the image? What do you mean by that? The size in WooCommerce settings define a size not a quality.

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I need this resolved ASAP please!

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Ok, thanks. I don’t know why but I stopped getting notifications emails for subscribed support threads, could you please have a look at your system?

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Currently there are 3 parent categories I would like to exclude but there might be more in the future. For example there is a Womenparent category that contains Tops, Trousers, Jackets, etc and also a Men parent category that includes almost the same sub categories. To tell you the truth, thinking about it now I would require certain parts of the search form to be deactivated according to what parent category the user selects because if they select Incense and Smudging, for instance, there would be no need to select size and colour, if you know what I mean. So the next best thing would be to only optimize the search for Clothing in which case I would need users to be able to select either Women’s Clothing or Men’s Clothing (parent categories) and then select items only available to the previously selected parent category.

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If I remove the code all together it show all categories and their subcategories. Is there a way to exclude certain root categories?

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Now, it only displays the “Any” text with no categories at all.

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Yeah, that’s what I though. Cheers for your help.

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No clue what’s going on there, I wish I had more PHP knowledge. I mean, apart from product_cat that I see mentioned there I can;t see a way of making the function know to cascade down the categort’s subcategory. Anyone from support willing to help?

If no, can you please tell the developer to have a look at it? I mean it currently half defeats the purpose of being there. Most small sites migh not have second level categories and they will be able to use the Super Search whilst bigger size shops with multiple sub categories and more products that would benefit from that tool, cannot use it! It doesn’t make sense.

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