I made some adjustments to the css for the blog and need to do the same for a block that will hold articles and special pages. It has to be in a reusable block so I can use the same laout over and over. (Or will that just work out when I make changes to the stylesheet?)
Also, the sidebar will have to be different than the blog sidebar because of the different information each will hold.
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[products limit=”4″ columns=”4″ orderby=”popularity” class=”quick-sale” on_sale=”true” ]
It seems to follow some default style – how do I change it like I have done for Product Archives?
Thank you so much in advance
Best regards,
]]>I have a really hard time explaining what I need, so instead I tried making a video, showing you actually what I would like to change.
I hope all my questions are possible
OneDrive link to the video is here: https://1drv.ms/v/s!AqhcgM2CzbLckOZpjnCJOhtn6h67uQ?e=5rU7xD
I am running a test site here if you need to see something:
https://billundit.dk/menu/
I will also try to put the questions here, just so that you dont have to watch the video over and over again if you dont remember my questions:
1. Can ‘ORDER NOTIFICATION’ be replaced with ‘PICKUP or DELIVERY’ depending on what the customer choose when they order?
2. Can I hide ‘Order Status’ and ‘Order Date’?
3. Can I move ‘Qty’ up in front of the product name? So it will be like:
‘2 X 85. Durum Kebab’
4. Can I remove the ID which is shown after the product? I don’t need -ID: XXXX
I only need to display the qty and the name of the product
5. Can I translate into Danish? I found some of the words in the Order-handler.php but I dont know if it would be the correct way of translating directly in there?
6. The ‘Additional Information’ displays too much information. Can I remove what I dont need?
And can I then only show if the customer choose: Pickup/Delivery and the Date and Time?
In the video, you can see that I have problem explaining this ‘Checkout Field for WooCommerce’ plugin. Because actually, I use 3 or 4 different rules to show different times depending what day of the week it is, and also what time of the day it is.
In the system that is running right now, it only shows this:
Leveringstype: Afhentning
Dato: xx.xx.xxxx
Tidspunkt: 18:15
Can I have it the same here? When printing with your plugin, it shows the names I gave the rules in the plugin which looks pretty confusing
I hope you know what I mean, feel free to ask or tell me to explain better.
Oh, sorry, I actually forgot to ask one thing in the video.
When I got this new printer, I downloaded the software on my phone and did some test prints with default templates.
One of the templates looks super nice, see the picture here: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AqhcgM2CzbLckOZR8aF8bCiISub8hw?e=JkIMzc
Can I have the ‘TOTAL’ look the same way, with the lines like ——— and bigger font?
And also, in the bottom ‘Refunds and Exchanges’ have a black background, can I do the same if I have something I need to highlight?
All the best
]]>Where I am trying to put it is above the menu that starts with Shop | News | Articles etc..
But I am struggling as to where to place the widget for best result!
Any help to figure this out is greatly appreciated.
]]>Product Thumb
Product Price
Product Title
Product Short Description (this will display additional information for each product)
I have tried the following (in template/functions.php)
function woocommerce_after_shop_loop_item_title_short_description() {
global $product;
if ( ! $product->get_short_description() ) return;
?>
<div itemprop=”description”>
<?php echo apply_filters( ‘woocommerce_short_description’, $product->get_short_description() ) ?>
</div>
<?php
}
add_action(‘woocommerce_after_shop_loop_item_title’, ‘woocommerce_after_shop_loop_item_title_short_description’, 5);
But this does nothing at all!
Is there a way to show the short description in all product pages so the additional data can be displayed?
Thanks
]]>What I am trying to do is to convert it into 2 columns, so there is more room for text to be displayed. SO Basically:
Menu Bar on left > 2 columns of blog entries > Sidebar on the right.
I tried looking thru the CSS that starts around “my journey” and found this CSS code:
section-content-wrapper layout-three
But even after finding it in the stylesheet.css of my theme, I am not able to figure out how to achieve it. Searching online also did not help.
Thanks if anyone can help fix this!!
]]>What I am trying to do is to convert it into 2 columns, so there is more room for text to be displayed. SO Basically:
Menu Bar on left > 2 columns of blog entries > Sidebar on the right.
I tried looking thru the CSS that starts around “my journey” and found this CSS code:
section-content-wrapper layout-three
But even after finding it in the stylesheet.css of my theme, I am not able to figure out how to achieve it. Searching online also did not help.
Thanks if anyone can help fix this!!
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