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Hello Ernest Marcinko,
As topic, please refer to screenshots.
Screenshot1: a situation where the Otaru(Grandchild) of Japan(Grandparent) is not showing up, same goes to Bukit Bintang.
But all grandchild and grand-grandchild of Europe is showing.Screenshot2: if i OFF Maintain term hierarchy, all is showing up.
i already tried to delete and rebuild the terms of Japan, but the problem of not showing grandchild is still occur.
Please assist to solve.
Regards
Hi,
Thank you for the details. I could not see any search bars created – I assume you have a multisite environment, and the search bars were made by a super admin, but the account I logged in was a non-super admin, so I can’t see yours.
I created a new one quickly for testing, but it shows the items nicely: https://i.imgur.com/hZMMNZm.pngTry clicking on the “+Show more options” button to see if you not excluded them by accident: https://i.imgur.com/FNAAVTk.png
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Ernest Marcinko
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Hello Ernest Marcinko,
Please login to our site and check again, previously i forgot to set you super admin. now you should able to see the search bars.
Regards,
Have you tried checking the “+Show more options” button to see if you not excluded them by accident: https://i.imgur.com/FNAAVTk.png
Best,
Excluding a parent category can also cause issues, as some may remain orphan when reordering by hierarchy.
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You cannot access this content.You cannot access this content.You cannot access this content.Hi,
Thank you for the details!
1. It is intended, when the category is not checked, the child tersm are hidden, when this option is enabled. If you want to display the options when they are unchecked, then turn off that option and it will be resolved.
2. I have added a custom CSS to fix the alignment of level 4 and level 5 nested categories, it should be okay now.
3. I tried to look for a second one, but I don’t know which one is missing. I also checked the products back-end but there is only a single match for “monte”: https://i.imgur.com/amGNxEZ.png
4. You can refer to these tips for performance optimizations. After that, it depends on the server performance. Usually using filters will cause performance drops, as it need to create complex queries.
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You cannot access this content.You cannot access this content.You cannot access this content.Oh okay, I get it now. Make sure to enable the search in taxonomy terms, that should resolve that.
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You cannot access this content.I meant my previous suggestion for the search – when searching “Monte” it should yield results, whenever that option is enabled.
Because the items are in multiple categories, by the default logic the unchecked categories are treated as exclusions. So if the parent is unchecked, it is automatically excluded. Try this logic instead: https://i.imgur.com/sZwwxmO.png
Best,
It should yield a result even if only one category is matching.
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Hello Ernest Marcinko,
Thanks for the prompt reply, thats solve the problem but it creates another problem where i cant use : Hide child terms, where the parent checkbox is unchecked
Because in the future there is hundreds of cities, so it gotta be troublesome later to identify the destinations, is there anyway i can hide the cities first until customer click on country?
Please help and advice.
Regards
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