rigwald

Hi @sajjad67,

When I used that as built in to the plugin, all it did was change how long it waited before moving, not the speed of the actually move. That is the difference I am looking for. I understand how to adjust in the plugin how much time it waits before moving. What I want to do is slow the movement, as the item slides to the left. Like in a car, the difference in the car going 70 mph/kph and the car going 30 mph/kph.

Does that make sense? Not how long it waits before moving, but how slowly it moves.

Brian

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by rigwald.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by rigwald.

Thank you!

Thank you very much. I play around with code, but have no training. I was close (I had .crumbs and not #crumbs), but not close enough to seal the deal. Thanks again!

The wrong page link is given. It should be https://store.dolina.org/?cmp_bypass=test

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by rigwald.

For anybody wanting to center the slider image, here’s the code to enter in the Additional CSS area:

.big-slider .home-slider li {
display: flex;
justify-content: center;
}

@crellan

If you are just trying to get rid of the product description, here’s the code I got to remove it. (Really, it doesn’t remove it. It changes the font size to 0, so it isn’t displayed.)

Add this to the Custom CSS area of the “Customization” of the theme.

.slider-caption-wrapper .slider-content {
color: #fff;
font-size: 0px;
text-shadow: 1px 1px 5px #333;
margin: 10px 0 20px;
}

@rubick322

Ok, I will try, but the slider is pulling product images. Aren’t they supposed to be 600×600? Your example is showing pulling a category image. Shouldn’t the slider center any image it pulls? Right now it appears to be setting the image to the left. If the slider doesn’t automatically center the image, is there code I can enter/modify to center the image?

Thank you very much. I went to the page, but didn’t realize “pages” had featured images.

@crellan @rubick322

Hi Crellan,

Are you talking about the slider at the top of the page? I think it is designed like that, where the name of the product and the description comes up on top of the image. Are you trying to find a way to remove the product description from the slider?

Ok, through testing and trial & error, I discovered the issue.

Even if you have your global attributes (names/values) set-up on your site, you still need to include the attribute values for EVERY parent item. I had figured that since the value was assigned to the variation and all the values were associated with the attribute name, that I wouldn’t have to include all the attribute values for every parent. I had just included the attribute name for the parent and the attribute name and specific value for each variation.

I hope this helps some people

I still haven’t been able to figure out what is happening and I have consulted the input formatting page.

It is identifying the type properly now (variable and variation). I have the parent info there and the attributes are there. The attributes are created in the store.

It is not, however, associating the attribute/variation to the parent variable.

Here is the latest csv file with only essential columns.

When I export the products, it shows all the information correctly as imported, but in WooCommerce, the attributes are not associated with the parent and the variations are not associated with the parent.

Can someone look at the csv file and give me some insight. I want to fix this now, so that when I go to import all our products, it will work. I’m currently just playing with a test site.

Thanks,

Brian Rigwald

@rubick322

I have made all the product main images 600×600. The slider takes the product image. I have uploaded all new images for the category in the slider. The images are off center. How can that be fixed?

https://storetest.rigwald.com/?cmp_bypass=test

It is not working for me. The only product I put a limit on (of 3) can’t be added to the cart at all (not even 1 of them).

@rubick322

Milan,

How can I do that? It takes the product images. You can’t choose specific images for each of those situations. I am utterly frustrated. Please note, that the other pictures in the slider, which are working, are not 600 x 600 or 600 x 512. Let me explain how the images work.

1) You create a product listing.
2) You upload a project image.
3) The theme then takes that product image and uses it for EVERYTHING. It uses it for the slider. It uses it for featured products. It uses it for catalog listing. It uses it for the thumbnail in the backend. You upload ONE image and then the theme uses it when displays that image in a slider, in a featured setting, etc….

@rubick322

Milan,

That doesn’t explain why the product slider shifted 2 pictures to the left and zoomed one in. That is the purpose of this support request. The theme looks great, then the slider looks so unprofessional with the images not always being centered.

(On a side note, the theme demo, which I imported, has a variety of images in a variety of sizes. They are not all uniform. It will be impossible to crop all my images to be exactly the same size as the demo sizes. As someone who is supposed to be providing support, you seem unsure of how your own product works.)

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by rigwald.