[Criss]

…you see, my theme author had already thought of that, by disabling the link in the top-right drop-down menu, with:

add_action( 'wp_footer', function(){ 
	?>
	<style type="text/css">
		li.notification-link a[title="My Shop"]{display: none;}
	</style>
	<?php
});

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but it’s not enough, because there are other places that lead to the WCMP vendor page.

[Criss]

…truly sorry for the late reply, but I don’t receive email notifications from this forum.
Back to the topic, if you look at the image attached, I want to disable/hide a vendor’s page, therefore I wish to remove any link that points to it. Otherwise, make the link to the custom vendor’s page of my theme.

[Criss]

Thank you very much for the explanation, which has cleared all doubts. 🙂

[Criss]

That dashboard is the one created by my theme for every user, and you can see it includes the Woocommerce dashboard. So, each user has /user-account/ url that is different from the /my-account/ created by Woocommerce. But since the vendorship features are built with WCMP, that’s why I’m looking into it to find out why the links are using the /user-account/ and not /my-account/ url.

[Criss]

Hello guys, I have nailed the problem. Listen carefully:
Some time ago (I cannot find the old post) I asked you support because my drop-down menu was not showing. So you suggested this code

// login drowpdown, missing
if(!defined('WCMP_UNLOAD_BOOTSTRAP_LIB')){
define('WCMP_UNLOAD_BOOTSTRAP_LIB', true);
}

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and the menu appeared.

Now, somehow we have the opposite situation, because the drop-down menu (and the tabs) are not showing again. But the problem is that very code above. If I remove it, the menus appear again.

So the question is: have you done some work regarding that issue at your end? I need to understand this weird behaviour.

[Criss]

{don’t know why all forum notification emails go into spam}
I will set the staging site but it won’t be quick because I’m working on other issues. Will contact you again when ready.

[Criss]

As I explained before, I cannot recreate the issue by switching theme neither create a staging site because I have not enough disk space left on my server. If I share my credentials you would just go and activate a default theme, which will break and you will leave me with a broken site… so this procedure won’t do.
The 404 broken links occured as soon as I deactivated Woocommerce, so any further test will just get worse. I have informed my theme’s authors about it, but I don’t know if they’ll be able to replicate it as well.

[Criss]

…as a matter of fact, now every single link from WCMP takes to 404

[Criss]

Thanks. I guess I could leave the dashboard menu as they are, but then I wish to have the knowledgebase replicating the same order: dashboard + store settings + product manager + catalogue + coupons + stats + orders + payment + knowledgebase + tools
In your demo there are more menus, and I wonder why I don’t have them. Maybe they have been disabled by my theme.

[Criss]

Unfortunately I don’t have a staging website and I cannot switch theme either because my site will break and I’ll have to do the full backup restore procedure all over again. WCMP is intertwined with my theme at deep level and the conflict can only be with Woocommerce (in any file, so very hard to debug) and has just come after the update. There must be another way of discovering the issue.

[Criss]

…that code disables the font-family but it doesn’t substitute it with my font, which has a *universal selector and is applied everywhere (including WCMP) except this vendor-registration form.
Still, I don’t want to follow the path of adding functions/filters. I already have several ones in WCMP in order to fix problems and I’m sure they are prone to trigger even more (as I point out in another forum).
It’s standard procedure not to use !important in the parent plugins/themes (you know that) and by adding up over and over we won’t resolve the issues but create new ones.

[Criss]

…sorry but I’m not a coder and that doesn’t help me. I don’t know what to add in the filter function.

[Criss]

it’s not working, and if you think it can be solved with an !important then we are not getting anywhere

[Criss]

…but don’t you do any custom coding ?

[Criss]

I thank you for your investigation but I don’t think you have grabbed the issue here: WCMP is not working anymore, with or without Woocommerce bloat. Let me know if you need to login and check for yourself.

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