Some suggestions

  • I tested the plugin, but it didn't convince.

Put the information about the
[wpwombat-navigation-buttons]
shortcode in your ?About“ area
of ??the plugin backend!

.wpwombat-product-nav-buttons {
 display: none;
}

This CSS Command hides the button,
but it also hides the shortcode button.

The shortcode buttons should use a different 
DIV class than the standard buttons, 
so the following CSS commands are possible:

.wpwombat-product-nav-buttons {
 display: none;
}

&

.wpwombat-product-nav-buttons-shortcode {
 display: none;
}

Also set the common CSS commands in the ?About“ 
area of ??the plugin backend!

Stuff like this:

.wpwombat-nav-product-link-prev {
  Font size: 16px;
  Font family: Roboto;
  border radius: 3px;
  frame color: #2fac66;
  Font Weight: 700;
  text alignment: center;
  padding top: 5px;
  box shadow: none;
  text shadow: none;
}

.wpwombat-nav-product-link-next {
  Font size: 16px
…

SVG graphics instead of buttons would be useful, 
i can't do it with CSS.

For WooCommerce products the default button only 
navigates within the product category. 
But the shortcode button don't do that. 
The shortcode button navigates through all products 
and is not limited to the respective category.

greetings from Switzerland
    • This topic was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by wintipc.
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