[opicron]

When I refresh my Lafka themed website I see some weird things going on. I managed to make a screenshot of it:

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The link to the website: https://www.meatdennis.nl/

It has something to do with the shopping cart I think. Can you tell me how to fix this please?

[Althemist]

Hello opicron,

It looks like you are using an old version of the theme with the latest WordPress version. You’d need to update the theme and all it’s plugins (including the Lafka plugin) to it’s latest version.

[opicron]

I updated to the new Lafka Theme and new Lafka Plugin. However the issue persist. Would you care to take a look?

[Althemist]

I have just checked again. Everything seems fine now.

[opicron]

I still see it, cleared cache and fresh browser even. It is _very_ short– try an slow connection emulator.

[opicron]

I still see it, cleared cache and fresh browser even. It is _very_ short– try an slow connection emulator.
Edit: Something has to be in the cart to make it more obvious.

[Althemist]

I saw it now, but it only blinks for a half second on page load. I guess this is something that comes from a plugin you use. (most probably the Composite Products). Definitely not theme related.

[opicron]

Agree to disagree then. This is due to the .widget_shopping_cart which is loaded by Lafka. When I hide that overlay:

.widget_shopping_cart {
display: none !important;
}

The bug is gone. None of our plugins do anything with the Lafka shopping cart. They only fill it up with product when required. The overlay shopping cart is generated by Lafka theme.

I would advice to hide the overlay by default and only show the overlay when the actual shopping cart button is clicked.

Does a visual bug like this not bother you immensely as an developer? For all the love that Lafka them has gotten I would assume it does :).

[Althemist]

Do you see the same problem on the theme demo? 🙂

The cart module is hidden by default. However, some plugins are modifying the cart output, as this is not a custom Lafka module – it’s the standard WooCommerce cart widget. If there is something we can do we’d definitely do it, but in your case it’s just not theme related.

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