URGENT- Bricks query loop + Woo redirect bug

Read this before applying I'm a solo freelance WordPress dev. Just me. Been doing this for 6 years, mostly Bricks and Woo builds for small business clients. No agency, no PM, no team. I took on too much this month. One client demo at 9pm my time, another build I promised to push tonight, and this third site sitting here with two bugs I don't have the bandwidth to chase. Math is not mathing. So I'm paying someone to take this one off my plate. Hop in, fix it, push to staging, send me a Loom, disappear. No call, no audit, no scope creep. I know what's wrong, I just need hands. If you need hand-holding this is not the job. If you can read someone else's code without complaining, keep reading. The site - WordPress + Bricks Builder (NOT Elementor, don't apply if you only know Elementor) - WooCommerce - ACF Pro - Custom child theme, some of my own PHP in functions.php and /inc/ - Cloudways (Vultr HF) - Staging is already live, you work there, I push to prod myself What's broken 1. Bricks template stopped rendering the query loop: The custom "Case Studies" archive I built in Bricks suddenly shows nothing on the frontend after I pulled a fresh DB from prod last night. The loop is set, posts exist, CPT is registered. I worked last week. Something in the meta query or a dynamic data tag is failing silently. I think it's the ACF relationship field but I haven't had time to dig. 2. Woo checkout redirect firing twice: After payment success, the customer hits the thank-you page, then gets bounced to /shop ~2 seconds later. I added a custom redirect via woocommerce _ thankyou last month for a different flow and it's misfiring for the new product type. Needs to redirect ONLY for product category "consulting" , everything else stays on default thank-you. What I need - Both bugs fixed on staging - Loom under 3 min showing the fix and what was wrong so I can learn from it - Clean code. If you touch functions.php, comment your change with // FIX [date], [what] so I can find it later - DON'T install plugins to solve this. I'll reject the delivery. - DON'T refactor anything that isn't broken. Surgical only. Timeline Hiring within 30 minutes of this post. Whoever I pick has to deliver within 4 hours of hire. If you can't be at your machine for the next 4 hours straight, skip this one, I'd rather wait 10 more minutes for someone who can. Don't send a portfolio link. Don't tell me you're "passionate about WordPress. " Tell me you've fixed a you know your way around Woo hooks. That's it.