Fix WooCommerce Product Display Errors
Budget: $10 – $15 USD
I run kshomedecor.com.my on WordPress + WooCommerce and I’m seeing two recurring problems:
• Products sometimes refuse to render on first load. A manual refresh or navigating to another page makes them appear, so something in the query, cache, or JS is failing intermittently.
• On mobile the main menu disappears; visitors can’t reach any category links.
I’ll spin up a full staging clone for you so the live rankings stay untouched. Your job is to trace the root causes, apply clean fixes, and push the solution back to me for review before we deploy to production.
Deliverables
1. Stable product grid that loads every time, without needing a refresh.
2. Fully responsive top menu that’s visible and usable on all common mobile breakpoints.
3. Confirmation that product order randomisation (where configured) still works as intended.
4. A brief changelog explaining the edits: theme files, child-theme overrides, plugin updates, database tweaks, or performance settings (e.g., cache, CDN, lazy-load).
I expect standard WordPress tools—query monitor, browser console, server logs, PHP/MySQL profiling—and well-commented code so future updates won’t overwrite your work. When everything is stable on staging I’ll handle the live push, or you can do it through my preferred backup workflow.
Let me know your approximate turnaround and any clarifications you need so we can get this patched quickly.
• Products sometimes refuse to render on first load. A manual refresh or navigating to another page makes them appear, so something in the query, cache, or JS is failing intermittently.
• On mobile the main menu disappears; visitors can’t reach any category links.
I’ll spin up a full staging clone for you so the live rankings stay untouched. Your job is to trace the root causes, apply clean fixes, and push the solution back to me for review before we deploy to production.
Deliverables
1. Stable product grid that loads every time, without needing a refresh.
2. Fully responsive top menu that’s visible and usable on all common mobile breakpoints.
3. Confirmation that product order randomisation (where configured) still works as intended.
4. A brief changelog explaining the edits: theme files, child-theme overrides, plugin updates, database tweaks, or performance settings (e.g., cache, CDN, lazy-load).
I expect standard WordPress tools—query monitor, browser console, server logs, PHP/MySQL profiling—and well-commented code so future updates won’t overwrite your work. When everything is stable on staging I’ll handle the live push, or you can do it through my preferred backup workflow.
Let me know your approximate turnaround and any clarifications you need so we can get this patched quickly.