My site: https://www.antifrizzsheets.com/shop
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/woocommerce/
]]>My shop page is having some issue: it is not displaying correctly according to setup. Any changes to the setup is not affecting it as well. Namely, I am always seeing one same shop page.
I do see a woocommerce folder on my theme folder. Would correcting some of these files help resolve the issue? How about database tables/rows that need to be deleted?
What is causing this shop page trouble? Ps I do find out if I create a new shop page (name it shop1 e.g.)without specifying it as the shop base page in woocommerce settings, the page would display right.
Thanks for your help ~
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/woocommerce/
]]>My shop page is having some issue: it is not displaying correctly according to setup. Any changes to the setup is not affecting it as well. Namely, I am always seeing one same shop page.
I do see a woocommerce folder on my theme folder. Would correcting some of these files help resolve the issue? How about database tables/rows that need to be deleted?
What is causing this shop page trouble? Ps I do find out if I create a new shop page (name it shop1 e.g.)without specifying it as the shop base page in woocommerce settings, the page would display right.
Thanks for your help ~
]]>We’ve set up a page containing the PRODUCT-ONSALE widget.
Looks great. Works. Well-structured.
I want to re-route ALL TRAFFIC leading to the SHOP BASE PAGE
to that page.
Instead of painfully custumizing the shop base page.
Is that possible?
I have no programming skills, but can use NOTEPAD++.
Thanks again,
Dan
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/woocommerce/
]]>My website is up and running. I wanted my shop base page to be different (I didn’t know how to configure the base page like I wanted), so I just made a new page with “all products”.
However, when searching for a product now, visitors are automatically redirected to the “all products” page and it doesn’t even find the product! What can I do to fix this? I think the problem is in the fact that the shop base page, isn’t really the shop base page.. You can check my website here: www.redrood.nl – in the menu “roodharigenshop” and you’ll see the shop page. If you search in the right hand corner, you will see the “all products” page.
Hope you can help me out! And: I’m terrible at coding and such, so please make it as easy as possible for me!
Thanks so much in advance!
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/woocommerce/
]]>Kindly have a look here and resize your browser smaller into something like a mobile screen.
You will notice that the products name will be out of alignment with the images.
I would appreciate if I would be able to receive assistance and support for this. I am able to edit css in child theme.
Thank you.
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/woocommerce/
]]>I’ve never seen anyone post an easy solution to this so I thought I’d share what I came up with tonight. This plugin is they key to clean URLs:
Custom Permalinks by the developer of audiobus. Look him up.
You can’t just activate it and be happy, there’s a little more work to do (not too much). Here’s the structure I’ve been trying to enable for months:
https://domain.com/products/category/subcategory/product
To achieve this, I created a page called products and set the shop base page to the products page — WooCommerce > Settings > Pages. I then went to the WordPress permalinks settings and changed the products category base to “products” — Settings > Permalinks. Also also changed the product permalink base to default.
After getting that set up, my product categories work exactly as they should each click adds the next portion of the URL, products/category/subcategory/
All I have to do to tack the product on the end of that string by using the custom permalink field for each product. Each product will default to a non-pretty permalink so your only responsibility is to manually make it pretty. Add your custom hierarchy to each product and make everything awesome.
Disclaimer: I realize that WooCommerce hasn’t added this functionality because it can supposedly cause conflicts (read this). I’ve tested this strategy on WordPress 3.5.1 and WooCommerce 2.0.8. I have not tested this on older versions of WP or WC. Your mileage may vary. Just try to be sure that you aren’t using a base URL structure that could conflict with the default wordpress configuration.
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/woocommerce/
]]>I’m working on a webshop with the woocommerce plugin. Currently I only sell 1 product, therefore I want to skip the catalog page and go straight to the product page. Is it possible to set my product page as the shop page base so I can put it in my menu?
thank you!
]]>Been banging my head against a wall for a day now.
I’ve installed and activated Woocommerce, upon which I correctly placed the template files into my theme folder (themes/my-theme/woocommerce/). I have made significant changes to several of those template files with no issue, however nothing i do to the archive-product.php (shop base page) file takes effect.
In fact, I’ve tested by deleting the archive-product.php file from my themes directory as well as the original templates folder, and the page is still up and running, so i don’t even know where it’s pulling the layout from?!
I know the various functions are coming from the woocommerce-template.php file however there’s no way to customize layout from this.
I’ve double and tripple checked that i’m placing the files in the correct directories. There are no child themes. and i’ve read every relavent doc on the woothemes website.
For a minute i was thinking it was some issue with the file permissions or something on the server side, but now that i can effect other files in the same directory, as well as seeing the page still live after completely deleting the archive-product.php file entirely, i’m at a complete loss.
Any help would be appreciated.
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