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  • Hi..

    Please make a child theme directory and create a breadcrums.php file in child theme directory.

    Now copy code from LINK and paste into child theme’s breadcrums.php file.

    Save the changes.

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter woody60

    (@woody60)

    Thanks for that.
    Was already working with child theme so that was OK.
    But the result of uploading the php was as on this screen shot.
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/626685buh1vy73h/enigma.jpg?dl=0

    (I couldn’t leave it on the site as customers might visit).

    (I believe there is a spelling mistake in the first line too – but I changed that with still no result)

    Hi,

    Please create child theme and create woocommerce.php in child theme directory.

    Now copy code from LINK and paste to woocommerce.php that you create in child theme directory.

    Save the changes.

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter woody60

    (@woody60)

    Thank you so much.
    That didn’t do quite what I wanted but I was able to edit it so that it did.

    Excellent theme (bought the Premium for one of my customers) and excellent support.

    Hi, @woody60, am sorry to jump on your thread, I had a look at your site just now and I like your shop display. Can you share link to the exact woocommerce plugin used?

    Kind regards.

    And @Welizar_support awesome theme, hoping to ensure it works with some core functions so i can purchase Premium option. Bless

    Hi @woody60,

    If you not want use breadcrumbs on woocommerce pages, please remove below lines from woocommerce.php of child theme.

    <div class="enigma_header_breadcrum_title">
        <div class="container">
            <div class="row">
                <div class="col-md-12">
                    <h1><?php global $wp;
                    echo $current_url = (add_query_arg(array(),$wp->request)); ?></h1>
                    <!-- BreadCrumb -->
                    <?php if (function_exists('weblizar_breadcrumbs')) weblizar_breadcrumbs(); ?>
                    <!-- BreadCrumb -->
                </div>
            </div>
        </div>
    </div>

    Save the changes.

    Thanks.

    Hi @ipublishdigital,

    The Plugin is Woocommerce plugin.

    Thanks.

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