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  • Plugin Author tugbucket

    (@tugbucket)

    Look in the database. Find out how WooCommerce stores it’s tags. Modify mctagmap_functions.php to match.

    nickname

    (@adamsmith0424gmailcom)

    Hi tugbucket,

    Can you provide an example?

    Thank you.

    nickname

    (@adamsmith0424gmailcom)

    Hi tugbucket,

    I was actually interested in WooCommere’s product attribute, which is a type of custom taxonomy. I forgot where I read it, but Woo seemed to automatically register a product attributes as “pa_xxxx” as the taxonomies slug (xxxx is the slug under the product attribute configuration page).

    Hence, I simply used pa_xxxx as the taxonomy value in your shortcode and it worked.

    BTW, to properly show the attribute archive, one need to follow the instruction at the end of the following page:

    https://docs.woothemes.com/document/using-custom-attributes-in-menus/

    manyakama

    (@manyakama)

    Hi!

    I would like to use this plugin with woocommerce, too, and to view woocommerce product tags in multi-column tag map.

    I use this standard shortcode:
    [mctagmap columns=”3″ hide=”yes” num_show=”3″ more=”more ?” toggle=”? less” show_empty=”yes” name_divider=”|” tag_count=”yes” exclude=”2009, exposition” descriptions=”yes” width=”170″ equal=”yes” manual=”” basic =”no” basic_heading=”no” show_categories=”no”]
    but it doesn’t show the woocommerce tags, just this message: Sorry, but no tags were found

    Can you help me?

    nickname

    (@adamsmith0424gmailcom)

    Hi,

    This might help.

    In the shortcode, you need to at least add “taxonomy=product_tag” in the shortccode.

    A possible “extra” step would be copying “taxonomy-product_tag.php” from your theme folder to the wordpress root folder. The reason of the extra step is in the following link (the “Create a template” section). Again, you might not need to do this extra step.

    https://docs.woothemes.com/document/using-custom-attributes-in-menus/

    manyakama

    (@manyakama)

    Hi nickname,

    Thanks a lot for your help!! Adding “taxonomy=product_tag” into the shortcode solved my problem!
    By the way, the line-space became very big, and a show_navigation=”yes” function doesn’t work, but these aren’t the most important ?? I hope i can make them work.

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