3 Issues I am facing

Hello,

01. You can change the font by means of the Advanced typography option, which allows you to choose the item from a drop-down or insert your Custom CSS class. Please navigate to the Theme Settings > Typography > Advanced Typography.

Here is the documentation providing more detailed instructions: https://xtemos.com/docs/woodmart/advanced-typography-settings/

02. It is possible when you set for the “Accordion state” field to the “All closed” option via Theme Settings -> Single product -> Tabs: https://monosnap.com/file/Wyg3SzVI0W8kEqpCNmByUkGKtjp8j5

Try to use the theme preset feature of our theme for mobile devices, and choose this setting in the theme settings. You need to choose the custom condition and choose “Is mobile device”.

Here is our documentation on how to use theme presets. https://xtemos.com/docs-topic/theme-settings-presets/

Best Regards,

Hello,

01. Your issue has been resolved. Navigate to Theme Settings > Typography > Advanced. In this area, assign a custom selector and change the font settings. You can customize it as per your requirements.
https://ibb.co/SXhPcqgH

02. Please share some screenshots of the issue you’re encountering. This will help me analyze the problem and provide you with the best possible solution.

03. In WooCommerce, variable products already have a “validation” mechanism, but it usually just shows a popup message (“Please select some product options before adding this product to your cart.”).

Unfortunately, there is no such option by default to make it like your example. You need to find a third-party plugin to achieve more functionality that best suits you.

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Hello,

I’ve checked the link you provided, and I can confirm that the white variation images are displaying correctly on the product archive page.

See Screenshot for clarification: https://ibb.co/q3ZxH7sn

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Hello,

You are using the default Elementor kit for this, [elementor-template id="6481"]. Try to disable the kit and use this custom css for breadcrumbs hover color.

.wd-breadcrumbs.woocommerce-breadcrumb .wd-last-link:hover {
    color: #0827d6;
}

02. Please try using the below Custom CSS code and paste it to Dashboard >> Theme Settings >> Custom CSS >> Global CSS section:

:is(.widget_categories, .widget_pages, .widget_archive, .widget_nav_menu) ul li a:hover {
    color: #1af21a; 
}

03. Navigate to Appearance > Menus > create a menu for the top bar. Then navigate to WooDmart > Header Builder and add a Secondary menu element into the header. This will allow you to set up the typography settings in the theme settings.

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Hello,

Unfortunately, it is almost impossible to completely avoid Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) when using the “Load More” button in a dynamic loading format (infinite scroll or AJAX load). This is due to the fact that new elements are loaded dynamically and make changes to the page structure, which causes content shifts.

To avoid CLS and fully comply with Core Web Vitals requirements, it is recommended to use classic pagination with links. In this case, each page is loaded anew, without dynamic changes to the DOM, which completely eliminates the risk of shifts.

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Hello,

To hide only specific variations and avoid showing all combinations like sizes, please follow these steps:

Navigate to Products > All products > edit product, scroll down to the “Product Data” section, and click on the “Variations” tab.

Find the variations you want to hide. Edit each of these variations by clicking on the dropdown arrow next to them.

In the variation settings, look for the “show variation product” and uncheck it. https://ibb.co/bM45XTcg

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Hello,

Currently, we do not have such functionality, unfortunately. I suggest you leave a future request here – https://woodmart.canny.io/feature-requests so our developers can take it into account.

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Hello,

Could you please check how it works with some default WordPress themes like WooCommerce Storefront to understand if it’s our theme issue or not?

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