[some_art_guy]

I have on my storefront Some Clothing Company a couple items designed for pillows. After I finished publishing my product, on the main page it displays, for example it is supposed to read "Scream Here" Emotional Support Pillow. Instead it ends with the description "T-shirt."

Even funnier is when I click on the image that takes me to the product, it then reads with the correct item.
Is this a glitch in the designer portion of the site, or am I missing something?

 

[NoXid]

I can't check against my shop, as I don't have any designs that do not include shirts.

Probably a bug with their code that just assumes it should default to T-shirt. On Redbubble, you can select which product is shown by default ... don't think you can on TeePublic (unless I'm remembering that backwards).

 

[TABOB]

After I finished publishing my product, on the main page it displays, for example it is supposed to read "Scream Here" Emotional Support Pillow. Instead it ends with the description "T-shirt."

Even funnier is when I click on the image that takes me to the product, it then reads with the correct item.
Is this a glitch in the designer portion of the site, or am I missing something?

Obviously their system is not updating the home page titles correctly.

Search and item pages are correct.

Let them know and they will fix it...

 

[some_art_guy]

Obviously their system is not updating the home page titles correctly.
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Search and item pages are correct.
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Let them know and they will fix it...

Thanks! I'll definitely let them know. At least this is minor in comparison to, say, Zazzle. I'm jumping through hoop with their setup as well.