[Jeffrey]

Inspect the page and modify the css with a display:none
Add the new css to the ‘extra css’ option in your Customize Panel

[Jeffrey]

Have you tried using W3 Total Cache Plugin?
I use this caching handler on a lot of my sites and haven’t had many conflicts t speak of.
Plus: the documentation is REALLY good, dated but good!

[Jeffrey]

You may have ALSO either overlooked or inherited (from another plugin) a string of code that utilizes the http:// protocol. I’d suggest looking for the “Search & Replace v3.1.2”. This way it’ll make investigating and reviewing ant http:// – vs- https:// references. Make certain you “Base URL” in the general settings panel (Settings>>General)is pointed to the secured URL.

[Jeffrey]

vincitytaymodaimo? Have considered creating a “php conditional statement” in the template file, most likely within the page.php (or it’s associated content.php file, within a page templates file).

I would attempt to base th condition on something like: user_is_logged_out show nothing statement and then if is user_logged_in poof WooCommerce! OBVIOUSLY not that simple but you get the idea.

[Jeffrey]

You’re VERY welcome. Glad I could help! 😀

[Jeffrey]

Now, I’m thinking I should have been more specific-SORRY!
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When you’re on the page you wish to edit, highlight & rgt click the are or content you wish to change.
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Select “inspect” (from the menu that appears). This should open an inspection window to the right or the bottom of your screen.
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Give it a sec to catch up to you, it will default to whichever <div> or class you highlighted and rgt clicked to inspect.
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Once it has FULLY rendered, you can modify the css code within the inspection screen.<br>
NOTE: This NEW css code you just created WILL NOT SAVE to your site UNTIL you’ve copy/pasted it to the aforementioned Extra CSS Area in the Customize Panel of your Admin & you publish it.<br>
If you’re having difficulty seeing your changes, you should attempt to CLEAR your browsing history/cookies!

[Jeffrey]

The font on the form is entirely too small

Have you tried inspecting it with one of the browser inspectors (rgt click then choose inspect)? You can then modify the CSS there to where you like it and copy/paste to the CSS portion of the customize panel in your Admin. Appearance >> Customize >> CSS

Once you ‘Publish‘ the changes, it should override the default theme style.css file.

[Jeffrey]

Thank you, I just resent it.
Best;
Jeffrey

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