Ok, so there are a few settings in both areas that are not defaulted, but they don't appear as if they would cause a stock availability issue.
In mentioning the link above, I went to it just a few minutes ago where I only saw one attribute assigned to it. By having only one attribute, then the display option name type assigned to the attribute would be the one used to attempt to display the availability of stock. The attribute (model) appears to be of the default dropdown or select option name type. Type add-to-cart button at the top of the screen doesn't seem to complete the add-to-cart action where it tries to add the 200 square feet that I have estimated needing to complete the "whatever" it is calculating.
One thing of importance in this, javascript is likely being used to display information about availability of product. To properly respond/access the information the page should pass html validation. While in this case the 29 problems identified at the time of review at this link: https://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fjnsflooringandsupplies.com%2FWORKINPROGRESS%2Findex.php%3 Fmain_page%3Dproduct_info%26cPath%3D1_4%26products_id%3D2&charset=(detect+automa tically)&doctype=Inline&group=0 don't appear to directly affect the availability area of the plugin, they well could affect javascript operation and therefore cause an out-of-stock condition just because.
So I'm not sure what is going on or how the issue is being caused.
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