on second thoughts, would you be able to (and test) the following INSTEAD (as that would really be a better way to do things, but I would need to know if this works in your scenario too)

same file, but approx line 989 you should find the following:


public function wppizza_include_shortcode_template($type,$atts=null){
/***************************************
[include category loop template]
***************************************/
if($type=='category'){


could you replace this with

public function wppizza_include_shortcode_template($type,$atts=null){
/***************************************
[include category loop template]
***************************************/
if($type=='category'){
wp_reset_query();


i.e add wp_reset_query()

INSTEAD of commenting out the action earlier ?

if this works too, it would really be a better thing to do. I would be very grateful if you could test this too/instead so I can make sure the next update will not cause the same problem in your case again

thanks

hmm,
I have tried with your theme, WPML and some of the plugins that i can see in your page and cannot reproduce the issue.

So , as you have edited the plugin directly you would not be able to update wppizza in the future without having to re-apply your edit.

Therefore, the next update will enable you to do this via your themes function file (this will probably come in handy in other scenarios too, so I’m happy to make this possible).

I.e add this to your functions.php (but leave the edit you have made)

remove_action( 'wppizza_loop_template_end', array( WPPIZZA_ACTIONS::this() , 'wppizza_reset_loop_query' ));

you can add this now, as it will not do anything until the next update.
once you update the wppizza plugin this line will automatically kick in, whilst your edit you made earlier when commenting out the line i referred to earlier will be reversed (as the plugin will be overwritten when you apply the next update

it’s a much better solution than editing the plugin directly