Albert Juhé Lluveras

Great, glad to hear it worked! ??

Hi there, @pjaypokhrel,

Yes, it’s possible to use the Mini-Cart block in classic theme headers. You have two options for this:

1. Updating your classic theme to support block template parts: it’s possible for a classic theme to support block templates parts (like the header template part). You can find a video tutorial here, and a guide in this post.
2. Print the block in the header PHP file: you can alternatively print the block directly via PHP wherever you want. You can do so with this snippet:

echo do_blocks( '<!-- wp:woocommerce/mini-cart /-->' );

Hope that helps!

Hi there,

WooCommerce’s built-in product sorting feature in the admin area allows users to manually order products, but this sorting is limited to the products displayed on the current page. By default, you can’t sort products across different pages in the product list.

To sort products across multiple pages, you have two options:

1. Increase the number of products displayed per page: You can go to “Screen Options” at the top right of the product list and increase the number of products per page, making it easier to drag and drop more items at once.

2. Filter by product category, product type, etc.: You can filter the products visible in the list using the filters above the table. With a shorter list of products visible, it might be easier to sort them according to your needs.

Hope this helps!

Hi there @ashurtees,

When clicking on the Add product gallery images button a popup of the media libray should show up, as displayed in these screenshots:

If it doesn’t, can you check if there are any errors in the browser Console? You can open it via the browser devtools pressing F12 and switching to the Console tab. I would also suggest going through the WooCommerce self-service guide, as the issue might be related to a conflict with a plugin.

Hope it helps!

• This reply was modified 4 months, 2 weeks ago by Albert Juhé Lluveras.

That makes sense, thanks for providing more details.

While the Taxes feature I mentioned above might work for simple set-ups, it’s true that it might fail short if you want to have different vendors or track taxes in addition to the commissions.

So I would say the Product Vendors for WooCommerce extension is probably the best fit for your use case. It allows you to set specific commissions per vendor, and it allows some more advance options, like having different vendors, delaying the payment of commissions until orders are completed, etc. You can read more about its features on its product page and documentation page:

https://woocommerce.com/products/product-vendors/

https://woocommerce.com/document/product-vendors/

Hope that helps!

Thanks for opening this thread, @dalailama96!

I went ahead an opened a GitHub issue for what you reported, as I agree it’s an inconsistency that might be confusing.

Having said that, I would recommend adding custom CSS in one of these ways:

• If you are using a classic theme, go to Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS.
• If you are using a block theme, go to Appearance > Editor > Styles > Edit Styles > Additional CSS.
• Alternatively and if you are able to code, you can enqueue your own stylesheets.

Hope that helps!

I’m not an expert on this, but could you use a plugin like User Role Editor and create new roles like Customer 1, Customer 2, etc.? This seems to be what’s suggested in the Roles pricing section.

Hi there, @soliz2024xxyy,

AFAIK that’s not possible by default, but would you mind expanding a little bit on what kind of transaction fees would those be? Do you mean the ones charged by payment processors?

WooCommerce allows setting up taxes as you want, so maybe you could use the Taxes feature for this?

Hi there, @eyreseyy,

I think you are using the Cart block. In that case, you can easily edit how it looks in the Site Editor. For this, you will have to go to Appearance > Editor > Templates and open the Page: Cart template. There, you will need to select the Cart block and switch to the empty view, as shown in this screenshot:

Then, you can simply edit the Empty Cart as if it were any post or page: you can select the New in store header and Newest Products blocks and remove them:

Note: In case you are using a classic theme, you will be able to do the same, but you will need to go to Pages > Cart and edit the Cart block from the Cart page.

I hope that helps!

Hi there, @melissaod,

I checked your website and I already see the plural units (“lbs” instead of “lb”). This is also what I see by default in a fresh WooCommerce install:

I assume that’s correct and the behavior you were looking for, right?

Hi there @emenay,

I cannot get the category descriptions to show on the front page. snipboard.io/cuRqBO.jpg

May I ask what are you using to display the categories on your front page? I checked it (https://chamaeleonco.uk/) and I’m not able to see any categories. I would suggest trying the Featured Category block for this purpose.

I have also written an introduction on my store page and this doesn’t show either. https://www.chamaeleonco.uk/store-set-2/ ?snipboard.io/7LdzxM.jpg

In block themes, the Product Catalog template has priority over the Shop page, so I would suggest going to Appearance > Editor > Templates > Product Catalog and adding the introduction in the template. If you do that, it will show up as expected.

Hope that helps!

Hello again,

For sizes, the most logical option would be to use the Filter by Attribute block. The WooCommerce filter blocks already take care of hiding automatically if there are no matching products. What’s also true is that their display options are limited, so they might not be the perfect fit for your store.

In order to make it so Out of stock products are not shown in the catalog, you can go to WooCommerce > Settings and check the option under Out of stock visibility.

Hi there @tope316,

I see the Reports from your store are showing no data. Would you mind sharing which version of WooCommerce you have installed? WooCommerce switched to more modern Analytics some years ago:

https://woocommerce.com/document/woocommerce-analytics/

The new Analytics include more data, more filtering options and are easier to understand, so I would suggest using them instead of the old Reports.

Hi there, @pramodraam,

I’m not 100% sure to understand what’s the end result you would like to achieve. The way the Cover block background images adapts to different viewport sizes depends on the image size itself and the attributes you defined.

When editing the Homepage, you can select the Cover block and change how the background image is rendered via the Settings attributes:

In your specific case, I wonder if changing the Focal point could help make your image look better on mobile.

• This reply was modified 4 months, 2 weeks ago by Albert Juhé Lluveras. Reason: Fixed image

Hi there, @dawweb,

Unfortunately, I’m not very familiar with xforwoocommerce, so I would suggest getting in contact with them to get support on their specific plugin.

In order to be able to suggest you alternatives, we would need to know a little bit more about your requirements. WooCommerce core comes with some filter blocks by default, have you tried them? Do they have any limitations for your use case?