Disable sidebar

  • Resolved mintjelly

    (@mintjelly)


    7 years, 7 months ago

    I have a couple of questions before purchasing the premium plugin. We’d like to disable the sidebar altogether. We have three categories and not many products so the sidebar is not needed. How can I achieve this?

    Second question. We’d like to display prices to logged in users and we have a plugin which allows restricted content. We still want the public to view the catalogue. What would be the best method to achieve this? Double up the products and assign the priced ones to a different catalogue? Would that work?

    Thanks in advance.

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  • Hi mintjelly,

    1)
    To disable the sidebar, you can set the sidebar attribute to “No” in your shortcode, for example:

    [product-catalog id='X' sidebar='No']

    2)
    If the ‘restricted content’ plugin allows you to display one page for logged in users and another for non-users, then I would say go for the two catalogue option.

    To do this:

    – Create two catalogues (e.g. “Logged In” and “Public”)

    – Add your three categories to each catalogue, for example:
    add categories

    This way, any products you add to these categories will automatically appear in the catalogues without having to be added manually.

    – Create two separate WordPress pages, add the “Logged In” catalogue shortcode to one and the “Public” shortcode to the other.

    – Edit your “Public” catalogue in the UPCP settings and add this code into the “Custom CSS” box:

    span.full-price?{?
display:?none;}

    From here on, you’ll just need to specify which page appears for whom in the restricted content plugin.

    Thread Starter mintjelly

    (@mintjelly)

    Awesome! Thanks so much for your clear explanation. I’m very impressed with your product and support.

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