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  • Hi
    you must paste this code in functions.php in your theme files

    Will this method work for changing the words:
    – “Category: Example” on product pages?

    And also things like:
    – “All Products” on the homepage?

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter Adrian@Marcue

    (@adrianmarcue)

    Just a heads up, there is a plugin for Woocommerce called WooCommerce Customizer.

    Perfect for PHP noobs like me.

    It worked for me

    Thanks Adrian!

    Is that working without any bugs/problems? ??

    Ah, it doesn’t seem to be able to change any of this stuff (but thanks!)

    Really neat shoes!

    But yes, that code goes in your theme’s functions.php file.

    @fishfush – it is a similar procedure (using filters) but code Adrian provided is for something specific.

    Thread Starter Adrian@Marcue

    (@adrianmarcue)

    Thank you!
    Any pointers for removing the grey border? Or resizing it?
    Im pulling my hair out, firebug only gets me so far…….grrrr

    Border seems to be simple CSS

    Thread Starter Adrian@Marcue

    (@adrianmarcue)

    Thats what I thought – I must be overlooking something

    <p class=”product” style=”border:4px solid #ccc; padding: 12px;”>

    Plugin Contributor royho

    (@royho)

    Try to remove the inline CSS and put that in it’s own CSS file or along with your theme CSS file.

    Thread Starter Adrian@Marcue

    (@adrianmarcue)

    I have encountered that code before, but where do I put it?
    Woocommerces CSS or my theme its Style CSS?
    Its seems so frustratingly simple

    Plugin Contributor royho

    (@royho)

    It really doesn’t matter where you put it. As long as it gets loaded and has the correct specificity. But try to put it somewhere where it will not be overridden when you do updates.

    Thread Starter Adrian@Marcue

    (@adrianmarcue)

    Ok, my theme has provision under its options to dump CSS code in for quickly modifying its appearance. Pasted below is an example of what I have done:

    #singlular-sidebar {
    display: none;
    float: left;
    margin-bottom: 0;
    margin-top: 0;
    padding-bottom: 22px;
    }

    The code suggested by FishFush gets dropped, what are those <p …p> tags. Showing my igorance here ……….

    Plugin Contributor royho

    (@royho)

    Just add

    .product {border:none;}

    exactly as you see here.

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