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Hi! I am trying to remove the sidebar from the product page, but leave it on the categories page. I also would like to use a function, so that it doesn’t get overwritten with a woocommerce update. Is there a way to make this function given into one for the product pages only? Thx!

/**
* WooCommerce
*
* Unhook sidebar
*/
remove_action( ‘woocommerce_sidebar’, ‘woocommerce_get_sidebar’, 10);

I actually realized that the one that I updated in WP automatically was 1.5 and you sent a link to 1.51. Once I updated to 1.51, the subcategories displayed perfectly. I would still like to know about the navigation displaying on the left side rather than the right, since most ecommerce shops are setup that way and are what shoppers are used to. Again, thanks a million!

One more thing.. For the shop settings, which allow me to choose a full layout or a right navigation layout, can I actually have a left navigation rather than a right navigation or is that something in the premium version? I have to tell you that this woocommerce theme is the best one I have come across. You did an awesome job!

Hey, awesome! I was just checking back with you to see if anything new came along. What do I need to do to have the subcategories display in block? I upgraded my version to the current one in WP, but it still seems to display vertically. Once I get this figured out, I will be purchasing the premium version. Thanks for being so responsive!

Thanks, the CSS solved the products issue perfectly!

For the submenu, are you talking about the subcategories with images at the top of the page, displaying vertically, rather than as a block? See https://50.31.99.95/~bunkbeds/product-category/shop-bedding/comforters-huggers-caps/ And, those will be added in the next release, along with breadcrumbs? Thanks Again for your help!

Nobody? ??

If someone needs more info, please let me know! I am basically wanting all of my widgets to show on every sidebar of every page of my site, and only have a few of those widgets on my homepage.

Ok, I worked it out myself…

So, I am assuming you have already created your contact form with WordPress Form Manager and are getting contact forms sent to your administrator address, but when you want to reply to those comments, it is putting YOUR email address in the reply section, rather than the person’s email who contacted you, which isn’t TERRIBLE, but it is a little inconvenient if you get a lot of emails.

So, go to the form that you made, click to edit. On the above tabs, click on FORM EXTRA. Then, you make a nickname for each of your labels which you already created when making the form (labels, such as Your Name, Your Email, Comments, etc.) Now, call these nicknames something like “clientname, clientemail, etc.

Now, go to the advanced settings tab. And tick the box that says “use custom email notifications. In the box below it, paste in the info below. Notice that the info in the Reply-to: area below has those nicknames you made earlier.

@start
To: [admin email]
From: [admin email]
Reply-To: [item clientname] <[item clientemail]>
Subject: [item subject]

MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-type: text/html

@message start
[template summary]
@message end
@end

So, basically, the email comes to you, from you, but you reply to the person who contacted you via the contact form. That is what I, personally, needed. Hope this helps someone! ??

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Ok, so, I had trouble with this initially and thought this may help those who needed more instructions…

So, I am assuming you have already created your contact form with WordPress Form Manager and are getting contact forms sent to your administrator address, but when you want to reply to those comments, it is putting YOUR email address in the reply section, rather than the person’s email who contacted you, which isn’t TERRIBLE, but it is a little inconvenient if you get a lot of emails.

So, go to the form that you made, click to edit. On the above tabs, click on FORM EXTRA. Then, you make a nickname for each of your labels which you already created when making the form (labels, such as Your Name, Your Email, Comments, etc.) Now, call these nicknames something like “clientname, clientemail, etc.

Now, go to the advanced settings tab. And tick the box that says “use custom email notifications. In the box below it, paste in the info below. Notice that the info in the Reply-to: area below has those nicknames you made earlier.

@start
To: [admin email]
From: [admin email]
Reply-To: [item clientname] <[item clientemail]>
Subject: [item subject]

MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-type: text/html

@message start
[template summary]
@message end
@end

So, basically, the email comes to you, from you, but you reply to the person who contacted you via the contact form. That is what I, personally, needed. Hope this helps someone! ??

And, I do see that you can have the user email when they are logged in, but what if they aren’t logged in?

First, love this plugin and ease of use. Can I have the FROM be the person’s email who is contacting me, so that when I reply, I don’t have to paste in their email address to respond to them. As it is now, I reply and it sends the email to me. Thanks!