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Thanks for the reply. So, the bandwidth cost is just the WP page and the “Visitors from your country are not allowed to visit this site.” We are having a situation with a Plugin that shows Realtor Multiple Listing Service listings on our site that is getting hammered with requests. There could be something else involved that is raising the bandwidth..

@bcrodua I think you are absolutely right. I will try to gt my friend to relax their security settings in advance of next attempt. I’ve found that changes to Google security don’t become effective immediately. Thanks, again.

I’ve added some code to sdm-fancy-2.php template. Just below the Title output. It does show ‘Description goes here’ on front of site. But, I would like it to show each item’s true description. Any help appreciated!

$output .= '<div class="sdm_fancy2_download_title">' . esc_html( $item_title ) . '</div>';

// my attempt to show description
if ( ! empty( $isset_item_description ) ) {
$output                 .= '<div class="sdm_download_description">';
	$output .= '<p class="sdm_download_description">';
	$output .= 'Description goes here';
	$output .= '</p>'; //End of .sdm_download_description

$output .= '</div>';

}

Just discovered that I wasn’t seeing the grid layout because of my Theme. Now shows grid in Astra Theme. Still would like to add Description text to the layout.

Thanks

[sdm_show_dl_from_category category_slug=”research-bulletin-articles” fancy=”2″ orderby=”title” order=”asc” show_size=”1″]

https://www.waldorfresearchinstitute.org/research-bulletin-articles/

Thanks!

Got it orderby=”title” order=”asc”

Thanks.

Thanks for reply. I did delete WooCommerce, then installed it again via WordPress zip installer. I also deactivated the “uBlock” add-on in Firefox. It was the only extension. And there was no change in the error. Still seeing either cart loading blank page (if Plugins on) or 503 error (if all Plugins except Woo deactivated) when logged in and loading the cart.

I don’t have staging for this site, so I’ll have think on that idea of wiping WordPress install and setup. I might opt to just go back to previous version since the trouble seemed to begin with updating to WordPress 6.9.

I’d be in real mess if WooCommerce began acting like this on my other sites, on various other hosts. But, luckily for now, Woo is a new addition to this particular site and on the public side of the site the Woo cart and checkout pages are working normally for the single product. But, obviously I can’t add any more until this is resolved.

I will update this thread if I can find the time to do as you outline above. Thanks!