Remove from Related Products

Do you plan to remove Add to Wishlist from any loop or just from related?

In the first case I suggest you to disable “Show Add to Wishlist in loop” option under WP Dashboard -> YITH -> Wishlist -> Add to Wishlist Options -> Loop Settings

In second case you’ll need a custom code in order to add Add to Wishlist button only on locations where you want it to appear

I was looking to remove it only from related products.
Since there is no setting for it, i will try to figure something out.
Thank you for the quick reply.

Hi again

I recently answered another topic with something that maybe could help you with your task
Please, have a look at my answer here

Using the filter that we’re going to add in next plugin version, and tweaking a bit the code that I provided in my answer, you could remove Add to Wishlist button from related

Here an example of code that should work for your case:

if( ! function_exists( 'yith_wcwl_selectively_hide_add_to_wishlist' ) ) {
	function yith_wcwl_selectively_hide_add_to_wishlist( $show ) {
		global $woocommerce_loop;

		if( $woocommerce_loop && isset( $woocommerce_loop['name'] ) && 'related' == $woocommerce_loop['name'] ){
			$show = false;
		}

		return $show;
	}

	add_filter( 'yith_wcwl_show_add_to_wishlist', 'yith_wcwl_selectively_hide_add_to_wishlist' );
}

Hope this helps

Thank you, i will give it a try. I rated the plugin 5 stars because you set an amazing standard for support!

@alexio If you give the related products container a custom css class, you can then add the following css code and remove the wishlist button (or icon) from just that loop.

.custom-class {
display: none;
}

The ‘ display: none; ‘ css code will remove that class and prevent it from loading, versus the css code ‘visibility: hidden’ and ‘content: none;’ as those just hide the class, display:none will prevent it from visually loading altogether.

Change .custom-class to the custom css class you assign to the Related Products container or section if using a builder like Elementor or Beaver Builder.

If you are not using a custom page builder (where its easy to assign custom classes to sections) then you can always edit the related-products.php file inside your themes templates folder (depending on theme, could be located somewhere else in the themes directory).

If you need furthur help, let me know.