Description
We're currently looking for an experienced WordPress developer who can jump in right away and help us fix a small but annoying plugin issue on a live website. It's not a critical failure, but it is affecting how a feature behaves, and it started right after a recent update, so we need someone who can quickly identify what changed and resolve it without overcomplicating things. At the moment, the plugin is producing incorrect behavior on the site. Everything else is functioning normally, but this specific issue is disrupting part of the user experience, so we want it addressed today with a fast and clean fix. The expectation is straightforward: you'll investigate the plugin, pinpoint the cause of the bug, and apply a fix that doesn't interfere with the theme or any other plugins. Once the fix is applied, we'll need you to confirm that the site is working as expected, including a quick check on both desktop and mobile. We'd also appreciate a short explanation of what was changed so we can keep track of the update. The site is running on WordPress 6.4 with PHP 8.1, and WooCommerce is active. It's hosted on a standard shared cPanel environment, and access will be provided immediately. We're specifically looking for someone with strong WordPress and PHP experience who is comfortable debugging plugin issues and handling small conflicts. You should be able to start right away, and the task should take no more than 1–2 hours for someone experienced. It's important that no new errors