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I’m a developer, and I’m building a totally custom ecommerce using woothemes’s woocommerce. Unfortunately, woocommerce doesn’t let you associate images to terms (options of ‘attributes’ in woocommerce’s slang), but only to variations (combinations of options). That is a problem if in frontend you want to build custom options menus with one image for each option.
Fortunately enough though, products and attributes are built in the wordpress way so, in practice, products are just post_type:product and attributes are just custom taxonomies. So this “Sideways8 Simple Taxonomy Images” applies also to woocommerce’s attributes and works just fine. Really slick and simple. Also, I took a fast look to the plugin source, and it’s quite easy, slim and undertandable. THANK YOU!!!

Rating: 5 stars

This plugin solved my problem!thanks!

Rating: 5 stars

It works like a charm, couldn’t be easier to use.

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It works like a charm, thank you so much!!!!

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Line 149 if ( isset($attachment[0]) && 0 < absint( $attachment[0] ) ) to prevent php alert in debug mode ??

Rating: 5 stars

Works perfectly. As I used it to show a list of my categories with thumbnails via get_categories(), I had a hard time because i tried with $caregory->name, ->slug and many other and never worked… UNTIIIIIIIL i found out that works with the simplier form, and I was making it complicated:

$categories=get_categories($args);
  foreach($categories as $category) {
    $image_html = s8_get_taxonomy_image($category, array(200,210));

and now i am a happier developer. thank you.

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Works great for advanced themers/developers ??

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i tried others, this is the best for managing capabilities