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Thank you 🙂

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Would it still be possible to use your lovely accordion instead of the dreadful tabs?

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There should be a setting in the theme that show/hide reviews, both in the top of the product and in the accordion/tabs.

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…and: I have already set “Standard – Show rating” to NO – rating is still showing.

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Is there a better way than using numbers for the accordion? It is not a good solution 🙂 First, there will be several editors on products and I can´t control if they use the description box or not, and secondly, it is a bad solution in every respect when you actually do not know what (2) and (3) is 🙂

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But doesn´t that mean the setting of nth-child(3) will not work, either? As shown in the screenshots above, the reason reviews is showing on one of the products and not the other, is that the other product has “additional information”. Again, this is your demo content.

Confirmed: It does not work.

And: Stars / reviews is still showing on top of products.

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OK – I have not really gotten to the description and whether or not to show it – this is your demo settings 😉

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Strange indeed – the accordion shows on SOME products, even though all of them have ratings. I am testing with a browser I have not used before on this site, to prevent caching effects.

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I have left the login credentials on one of the posts – can you find it, or can I post it here in a private reply?

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Thank you.

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Another funny thing (which does not bother me at the moment, as I am trying to hide the reviews), is the count of reviews in the accordion. See attachment.

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Sorry, my first screenshot was from a product without ratings/reviews.

I have turned of ratings / reviews in WooCommerce settings, and put the css in style.css in the child theme, with no luck so far… Please see attachments.

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My question was initially intended for products, and I am using “Product Vendors” from Woothemes to prevent vendors from editing each others products. I still would like to use the Page Builder for my own / the stores products. I would then need a way to let the Admin user have access to Page builder on products, and refuse other users the same access.

I have not tried the editor role in the blog, so I did not know every editor could edit all posts (which sounds strange, it would then not be possible to make a blog network) – but I will still ask if it is possible for products.

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They would only be able to edit their own products and pages – hence no code from the page builder would be added to those pages in the first place. Would it then be possible?