ndjworldnews

Thank you very much. Appreciate the quick response.

Stay safe.

Lode

Hi;

Thanks for the response. No I am not using another plugin to accomplish this. I hard-coded the buy now button into the woocommerce single product php file. I gather that PW does not use that same php file to display its single product page. As such can you guide me as to what file I need to modify?

thanks.

Lode

Thank you both for the quick answer. Much appreciated indeed.

I do have my child-theme set up (that is actually not my problem). My problem as I stated are the plugins that I modified. Gathering from the responses I will have to keep track of those plugins to make sure I won’t update them.

Not a very good solution but I guess that’s how it has to be; unfortunately!

Again, much appreciate the answer given here.

Lode

Hello Mivtt;

Thanks for the response. I will try your suggestion and let you know what happens.

Lode

Hi Jarret;

Thanks for your answer. However, your solution displays the image twice. Interestingly enough though using only .custom-logo-link by itself display the image correctly and makes it clickable.

@media screen and (max-width: 568px) {
.custom-logo-link {
height: 135px;
margin-left: -20px;
margin-top: -20px;
}
}

Thank you much.

Lode

Problem solved

Problem solved.

I wanted to take a moment and thank the Storefront staff for their excellent support, guidance and providing us with a beautiful WP theme.

Thanks to Jarret who instructed me to check my CSS customizations for errors I was able to find my mistakes and adjust the settings to make my mobile version look amazing.

Thank you. Please keep up the good work. I appreciate you guys (gals).

Lode

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by ndjworldnews.

thank you for the response. I will remove that CSS code and check for other areas where I may have “messed” it up.

Thank you.

Lode

One thing that would help me tremendously already with the mobile display is to have my website use the entire mobile screen width. While I have a background displayed with the regular site, I do not need that with the mobile version. Having my header menu (which is different from the mobile menu) fully displayed as well would also be wonderful.

I can pretty much take care of anything else I want to have adjusted with the mobile version.

Thank you.

Lode

What’s right is right and as such I apologize for posting the wrong information about sequential order numbers. My mistake and I am sorry for that, sincerely.

As for the storefront theme layout of my ecommerce store I just want it such that I don’t have to implement additional PHP coding in pages (which I really do not want to do) to make the header display properly, have images not crunched together in product page, have the single-product page look readable, have the checkout page look readable, have the handheld footer bar not cover part of my website … and several more items.

My site is https://basketupbaby.com. I have removed all PHP code I had to add to make it mobile friendly. Compare the two (website and mobile) and see for yourself.

Thank you for yor responds. I do appreciate that.

Lode

Hola Antonellaprato;

Aquí están las traducciones que solicitó:

O inicie sesión para acceder a sus cursos comprados
Has comprado el siguiente curso:

Puede hacerlo usted mismo utilizando esta herramienta gratuita de Google:

https://translate.google.com

Buena suerte

Lode

If you are asking if an update will overwrite the PHP code you modified, the answer is yes it will. That’s why it is highly advisable that you create a child-theme and only make coding changes there. Child-themes are not overwritten during upgrades.

You can learn to create a woocommerce child-theme at the link below if you don’t know how to do that.

https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/set-up-and-use-a-child-theme/

best of luck.

Lode

Unless you first setup a location identification method that checks user location every time they visit your site, this will not be possible.

You assume that your users have automatically location verification enabled on their computer. Some do , some don’t. So ….

You will have to ask them where they are located, then use an algorithm to calculate the distance from your location to their location. If it is more then 50Mls, deny entry.

Check google distance algorithms that could be incorporated for that purpose.

Good luck

Lode

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LODE