ok, thanks.
But I have another problem with customizing the tabs.
How can I get the tabs to look like this?
Can you help me with the CSS?
1 is the source and 2 is the target new page.

Okay, I’ve set it up and added some test items for now, and I have two questions:
1. What can I use to get the icon and description on the right side in two columns like in the screenshot?
2. Why does the content appear twice when I hover over the main menu (mega menu)?

I don’t understand the logic behind this mega menu.
The menu is appearing twice, and I don’t know how to make it appear individually.
I don’t have the options you show in the video, and I’m lost.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f07MBdnFPfk
Can’t you load a demo menu so I can use it as a reference? Or help me create such a menu.

And tell me, Mike, if anything changes if I disable “Elementor,” because we’re used to wpbakery and that’s how we create the website, and two editors clashed with styles and typography, so we have to stick with one.

How can I create this mega menu without Elementor?

Can you help me?

Your info:
We recommend enabling the option to use the theme’s default font, as shown here: https://prnt.sc/08icG4Hi5Hq0. This will allow your headings to inherit typography settings from the Theme Options: https://prnt.sc/xflh3C_QiDKr.

But I have it enabled in the settings, as you noticed.

So the main problem is that WPbackery and Elementor are running together?

If I disable Elementor, will the global font settings take effect?

How do I get the selected elements from photo 1-3 and configure its appearance somewhere?

Hello,

Thank you so much for your help! The video you attached was very helpful and pointed us in the right direction.

It turned out that the issue was not with etheme_slider() at all — as you correctly pointed out, it works perfectly. The problem was in the product IDs we were passing to post__in.

The root cause was that our products have a parent category (Medical Devices) and multiple subcategories (Inhalers, Thermometers, etc.). The code was picking the parent category instead of the correct subcategory, which resulted in random products being displayed.

We fixed it by filtering out parent categories and using only the subcategories to query related products. Everything is working correctly now.

Thank you again for your support!

Thank you for your reply.

I have done further debugging and I found a contradiction that I need your help with.

In the related.php template, I build a custom $related array with correct product IDs filtered by category. I have verified via debug output that:
1. $related contains the correct product IDs
2. $args[‘post__in’] is set to these correct IDs
3. Even after apply_filters(‘woocommerce_related_products_args’), I force $args[‘post__in’] = $related

However, etheme_slider() still displays completely different, random products — not the ones in $args[‘post__in’].

Could you please clarify:
1. Does etheme_slider() use $args[‘post__in’] to limit which products are shown, or does it ignore it and run its own query?
2. If etheme_slider() runs its own internal query, what parameter should we use to pass our custom list of product IDs?
3. Could you share a code example of how to correctly limit related products to a specific list of IDs when using etheme_slider()?

Thank you!

Thanks for the support! My topic “How to change order of reviews” has been successfully resolved.

Thanks for the support! My topic “Problem with blog photos on home page” has been successfully resolved.

Thanks for the support! My topic “Problem in checkout after last update xstore” has been successfully resolved.

It’s fine now.
Tell me, did you clear the cache and where?
I re-enabled the “furgonetka” plugin and it’s fine.

Please

I updated, disabled “Elementor” and still the same.

Regarding point 3, I added a photo and adjusted the size – you can see it on mobile, but I need this photo to be a link to the product in the store.
How do I do this?