morollian

Hi MarySempere!
Which theme are you using? Could you post a link to your site so I can check the code? ??

I’ve tried this aproach. Works like a charm!

If the theme has not this option an you can’t find a plugin to handle this, I would go for making a child theme, and in the child theme change the wp_query arguments (in the archive.php file).

But before starting with code, I would ask in the theme suport forum: https://organicthemes.com/support/

+1 Rajesh Gupta.

It’s done.

First of all I made a backup of my wp database. Then I installed the plugin and I realized that it uses the same table (wp_postmeta), so for those fields which had the same slug as in the old config, there was no need to export/import, as they where right in its place.

Thanks a lot for your tips! I’m marking this as resolved.

After trying several hacks, I’ve decided that as I haven’t found and elegant one, and a great plugin does the job, I’ll go with the plugin.

Now I need to find a way to migrate the current data from the wp native custom fields to the new fields I’ll create with the plugin, there are more than 50 posts published…

Have U ever done that @vtxyzzy? Thanks for suggesting the plugin by the way!

I’ll definitely try this plugin, but in this case I would really like to solve it using just some code on my functions.php. I need to filter the custom fields of a wordpress project which has been used for several months, so I dont want to make any change on it’s main structure, I guess otherwise I might lose some data…

Tanks for your help and for this great plugin!

Thanks @ingmarverheij for your inputs here!
@mkb1967 could you confirm you understood?
When you’re ok I’ll mark this topic as resolved.

Thank U all!

bkol If you want to remove a class you can do it using jQuery:

$('selector').removeClass("active");

But I guess this is not the answer you’re looking for… this would “force” the class “active” to be removed, and this class could be used (and it probably is) by some woocommerce functions…

I’ll think about it.

I’ve tried your code and couldn’t make it work, I’m using the WooCommerce Color and Images Swatces so I’m better opening a new thread…I’ll let you know when I make it work! Good Luck!

Thanks emon aveiro.
I’ll try this plugin and I’ll report how its working!

Not really… I don’t know this plugin deeply enough…

Regarding the image alt issue, maybe you could find more help here in the plugin’s support forum…

I still don’t think this is what is breaking your footer in Firefox… I would consider first the non-closed html tags errors, there are some and that can break your website..

I’ll keep thinking about it

BTW: Before doing any major change (like turning all plungins of) please do not forget to backup your wordpress. (codex reference).

I’ve looked at the css and made a validation test.

There are some errors, but as alchymyth said this file (style.css) is from your theme, and you should ask the developer..

Anyway, I’ve seen that you are using several plugins… First of all I would turn all the plugins off, and then turning them on, one by one, so you notice if there is any conflict…

About the alt in the images, that’s for the HTML, and it’s important, but it has nothing to do with displaying the footer properly… You can add the “alt” in the field “alternative text” when you upload an image to the media library.

Actually your footer does show up in firefox, but without it’s box styling… Maybe some CSS properties targeting only chrome? Using some crossbrowser hack?

I’m checking it…