andi_sf

Thanks Ilnur – I am looking forward to hearing from you…

Thanks for the great support!

Hello,

thanks for the detailed reply.

I made the changes as shown but there is no change in the display of the product thumbnails.

My Category tree looks like
[Root]
– [category 1]
– [sub-category 1]

I am in [sub-category 1] were the product grid displays in 3 columns – and which I like to change to a 2-column grid layout.

Looking at the code with Chrome Inspector if I change the data-cols parameter in:

<div class=”grid__products grid__products–classic grid__products–layout-center grid__products–small-items grid__products–aspect-ratio-1333″ data-items=”6″ data-cols=”3″ style=”max-width: 10000px;”>

from:
data-cols=”3″
to:
data-cols=”2″

the columns change to a 2-column layout as intended so it looks like the data-cols parameter controls the number of columns in the grid.

I could also change to a 2-column display via CSS by setting:

.grid__products .grid-product {
width: 50% !important;
}

But I would prefer a programmatical approach via shortcode, etc… since I am not sure if my CSS workaround causes issues with responsive display or pagination down the road.

Any help would be greatly appreciated – thanks in advance!

Hi Ilnur,

thanks for the quick reply – let try to post a dev site for you to take a look in the next few days…

Is there a way I don’t have to post the link publicly?

All the best,
-andreas

Quick update:

I found that if I re-write to:

            $link.click(function() {
            if (typeof Ecwid == 'undefined') {
                return true;
            }

the javascript error goes away and WordPress dropdown menus function again.

Could the frontend.js be re-written to include this change since I think the call in the current frontend.js:

$link.on('click', function() {

has been deprecated.

If I change the source code of frontend.js myself it will be overwritten with every plugin update which is not a viable option.

Could you update frontend.js accordingly? Please let me know at your earliest convenience since I would like to use your cart system.

Hi Mahdi,

thanks so much for the helpful code hint – you made my day and what a great plug-in support!

All the best,
andi_sf

Hello,

thanks so much for getting back to me. I found a way of getting the custom sort order on the front-end that is specified in the back-end by installing the plug-in ‘Simple Custom Post Order’ and then adding the ‘sort_column’ parameter in one of the template files that calls the query – this way the query change will not be overwritten by any plug-in updates.

In case I need more customized work I will definitely contact you via your main site.

Thanks again.