andrewianhalloway

I have tried uninstalling the plugin and reinstalling it, and every time I get the same issue. The compiling totally kills the site. Been working perfectly up to now.

For now I have uninstalled and am compiling locally, but would love to get some info on how to fix this so that I can start using WP-SCSS again.

Hello

Yes, that will work for sure. I have checked out your site.

There is only a few instances of woocommerce directing back to the shop page, most notably in the cart/checkout section of the site. For instance, if you put a product into your cart and then remove it before purchase it gives you a link to the original shop page.

To combat this you can change this link to be the home page by following the instructions on this tutorial: Business Bloomer – Change Shop Link.

You would need to add this to your child themes function.php file. If you are not using a child theme and are not confident in setting one up you can instead install the ‘My Custom Functions’ plugin and paste the code directly into there.

Andy

Hi

Do you have somewhere I can view the page in question?

Andy

Hi Thenorth

Do you mean hide the original price in the front end?

If that is the case the you can use CSS to hide the original price. Add this to your CSS file (or wherever your theme says to add custom CSS rules):

.price del{
    display:none;
}

This should hide the original price, leaving just the new sale price.

Regards

Andy

Hi Misscatherine

It is not possible to have multiple ‘shop’ pages, however, you can instead have a standard shop page that has all of the items listed, and then separate category pages that list only products belonging to that category.

For instance, you could set up the an ‘Open Edition’ Category, and a ‘Limited Edition’ Category and assign products to them accordingly and then set the category pages to be their own menu items (if you wanted to, you could also remove the shop from the menu, thus giving the illusion that there is only the two separate categorised pages, however, as WooCommerce often points people back to the main shop page from various links this would be ill advised unless you wanted to delve into the code to make adjustments to the links).

This is done by going to appearance->menus and then looking on the left for the categories. Add these to your menus and they will function just like the shop page, but with only items from the category you have chosen to show.

Regards,

Andy