Hello,

Thank you, we now understand where the Product Filters element is located.

However, our shop currently uses the standard XStore/WooCommerce shop sidebar with WordPress widgets, not an Elementor-built filter area.

From your screenshots, the Product Filters feature appears to be an Elementor element that must be placed inside an Elementor shop/archive template.

Can the new Product Filters system be used inside our existing standard shop sidebar/widget area, replacing the native WooCommerce attribute widgets?

Or would we need to rebuild our current shop/archive layout with Elementor in order to use Product Filters?

We specifically want to keep our existing shop layout and sidebar and only replace the current Color attribute filter with a visual color-swatches filter that does not cause the transient issue.

If Product Filters cannot be used in the standard widget sidebar, is there another XStore solution that provides visual color swatches inside the existing shop sidebar without using the legacy Swatches Filter?

We would prefer not to rebuild the entire shop archive with Elementor solely to obtain color swatches.

Thank you.
We would also like to emphasize that the native WooCommerce attribute filters are working very well from a performance perspective, but the visual result is not satisfactory for our store.

In particular, the Color filter is now displayed as a long list of color names with checkboxes instead of visual color swatches. For a swimwear and fashion store, this represents a significant downgrade in both design and user experience compared with the previous XStore Swatches Filter.

Therefore, keeping the native WooCommerce filter permanently is not an ideal solution for us. We need to preserve the visual quality and usability of the shop without reintroducing the severe performance problem caused by the legacy Swatches Filter.

Ideally, we are looking for a solution that allows us to keep our existing shop layout and sidebar, while displaying Color as visual swatches and maintaining the good performance we currently have.

Hello,

We have now carried out the tests you suggested, and the results are very significant.

We cleared both WooCommerce transients and expired transients, and we removed the XStore Swatches Filter widgets for Color, Size and Cup Size from the shop sidebar.

We then replaced them with the native WooCommerce “Filter Products by Attribute” widgets for the same three attributes.

After browsing the shop and using the filters, the website remains fast and responsive.

More importantly, the WooCommerce layered navigation transients are now only approximately:

pa_color: 0.01 MB
pa_talla: 0.01 MB
pa_copa: 0.01 MB

Previously, when using the XStore Swatches Filter widgets, these same transients grew to approximately:

pa_color: 4.89 MB
pa_talla: 4.92 MB
pa_copa: 8.58 MB

When they reached those sizes, the website became extremely slow, server RAM usage increased significantly, and we eventually experienced 502 Bad Gateway errors. Deleting those transients immediately restored normal performance.

Therefore, at this point the issue appears to be specifically related to the use of the XStore Swatches Filter, rather than simply to the WooCommerce attributes themselves.

We have also checked the configuration of the XStore Swatches Filter. The option “Use AJAX preload for this widget” is disabled, as is “Show product counts”.

The native WooCommerce filters solve the performance problem, but they introduce another issue for us: Color is displayed as a text/checkbox list instead of visual color swatches.

We would therefore like your advice on the recommended XStore configuration to achieve:

Visual color swatches in the shop filter.
AJAX filtering if appropriate.
Without causing _transient_wc_layered_nav_counts_* to grow to several MB again.

You previously suggested testing XStore Smart Product Filters / AJAX Filters. Could you please tell us exactly which XStore widget/filter we should use and how it should be configured for Color, Size and Cup Size?

If necessary, your development team can investigate why the XStore Swatches Filter causes such a dramatic increase in the layered-navigation cache on this store.

Thank you

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quiero instalar la demo en una pagina que se llame prueba.

gracias Por otro lado he quitado el promo text que esta en el header y sigue apareciendo y he limpiado la cache como indique en el anterior mensaje pudieron comprobarlo.
Thanks. On the other hand, I have removed the promotional text that is in the header and it continues to appear and I have cleared the cache as indicated in the previous message. Could you check it?

muchas gracias

muchas gracias

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I have managed to put the simple product page but it comes out without the main photo or the gallery ones. and the associated products and other products go wrong again and I can’t find what they told me the other time in Elementor

I sent you a video where you can see that with the theme that is active now it works well, when you activate Xstore it starts to fail, when I enter Elementor it looks good but then on the page it doesn’t look good. When I activate the old theme again it works again.
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/m61oaopwdwpjje8cwo2ib/Escritorio-_-Enjoy-desayuno-WordPress-Mozilla-Firefox-2024-06-21-15-10-36.mp4?rlkey=gce4sqilbouhrkiqranu7pdpc&dl=0

I have installed the theme and I get this problem anywhere where the products should appear.
I attach images of what it looks like when this inside Elementor and how it looks on the page

Thanks now I need to translate this string and I can’t do it. If you can help me. I have tried with loco translate.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zql0u0s537agyf5/2.jpg?dl=0