The bluesky button is now available for download from the official website

https://blueskyweb.xyz/blog/press-faq

Here is the link : https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16mlJPfWNnc6jj-3vGZ88SFysIY13GBp0

Currently the product items in the lists from these blocks don’t contain the wishlist button. This is probably because different filters and templates are used by the Gutenberg Blocks.

It would be great if the wishlist-specific elements can also be added to the Gutenberg WooCommerce Blocks.

However, this official “Pinterest for WooCommerce” plugin doesn’t use it.
In the sync log the products all have a warning:

google_product_category is missing from product metadata. The column is optional but we encourage users to specify the value and follow the correct Google Product Category taxonomy.

The assigned Google Product Categories also cascade down from categories to/inherited by the child categories. Maybe this plugin doesn’t take this inheritance into account – or this field not at all?

Is there anything I could do about it? Or at least, how could I disable the Ajax add to cart feature with that particular type of product?

I noticed that you made a similar plugin for bundles, and I considered switching to it on my site, but I don’t know if it would be possible to easily transfer the data from one plugin to another since you don’t mention it on your documentation.

Thank you for your help

I’m a begginer, be patient I’m working on a site and a critical part would be the messenger plugin, but I can’t make it work… I tried every method that i found online, but nothing helps… Tried to reinstall it, but nothing.

You probably won’t see much from the site, it’s in maintenence mode right now.

2. Note a critical security update was just posted. Please update immediately if you have this plugin installed. We will inspect all other plugins immediately.

3. The core plugin functions will always stay free, we hope this is useful. Clients needed it, so we built it, it’s that simple.

4. Translation is welcome – just contact us (https://SwiftCloud.AI/support ) – we’ll add a standard POT file per WP standards.

5. CSS: Everything should be easily CSS’able as usual; if specific IDs are needed and not already in there drop us a line and we’ll add classes and IDs to suit.

Thanks!
Roger @ SwiftCloud

according to the criteria of the Official Theme Directory guidelines:
can I add them to my theme , or do I have to create a plugin and ask users to install it?

thank you