Bradley Allen

Cool, thanks Darnell.

Here’s a test:
https://cha.education/recipe/test-recipe-2/

I made Test Recipe 1, 2, and 3.

Hey Andrei,

Sure, no problem, thanks. I made a staging site and submitted a support ticket with login credentials.

Sincerely,
Bradley

Thanks for the quick reply. I had already tried that method. I tried again to be sure, however translating the Site Tagline still does not seem to work.

WPML >> String Translation
Domain: WP
Name: Tagline
Status: Translation complete

Here’s a screenshot (expires in 30 days).

~Bradley

Thanks again Hannah for checking it out, confirming the issue, and pointing me in the right direction for reporting it.

https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/issues/23641

Thanks Stef! The HTML is being added to the image’s caption.

Thanks for taking a look Hannah!

You can see the issue by clicking on the little magnifying glass in the upper right corner of the featured image.

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Sorry for the confusion.

The store listing needs to be published, not saved as a draft. Meaning we want the public to be able to access the page, but only from the page URL.

Although we want the page published, we also want it hidden from the map and search results.

Go to Configuration. Select Article Page. Select Tuning. Under Article Common Path click Configuration. From there you can choose the Article Path ( URL ). Note that there is a warning in this section which states in red font, “For expert users only. Backup your site first. This can break your site navigation! Limited support available.”

Thank you very much for updating the plugin and adding a shortcode option to display the directions.

As a consideration, it might make more sense, at least to some people, if the ‘Directions’ link was output right after the address, instead of after the contact information.

I will mark this topic as resolved. Thanks again!

I wasn’t able to figure out the issue using Twenty Sixteen.

However things seem to be working well using a child theme of Storefront instead.

I’ll mark this as resolved since I’m not requesting help with the issue anymore.

Thanks again for the really nice, customizable plugin, and all your generous support!

You are correct that updating the plugin removed the notices (sorry I called them errors) and that the site was in debug mode.

Thanks for your fast reply and great support.

Sorry, however I realize a couple links in the previous comment go to a staging site which requires a login. I’m still troubleshooting and trying to resolve the issue.

This seems to be a related JavaScript error:

TypeError: entryFooterPos is undefined
https://mysite.com/staging/wp-content/themes/twentysixteen/js/functions.js?ver=20160816 line 149

The problem seems to be with the custom single store template I created. I’m using a child theme of Twenty Sixteen. I figure that I’m making an error. If you’re able to take a look and let me know, that would be really appreciated and also helpful for other people working with Twenty Sixteen.

I can get the example working for a child theme of Twenty Fifteen, however I’m having trouble, see code below, making the appropriate changes to the HTML structure of single.php for Twenty Sixteen.

When editing a store, using a basic img tag works correctly. However when I click the button to ‘Add Media’ then there is a problem. The img tag includes a class with alignment. If I remove the class, then the map displays. But if the class remains class="aligncenter size-full wp-image-156", then the map will disappear.

<?php
/**
 * Single WPSL store template for the Twenty Sixteen theme.
 *
 * @package WordPress
 * @subpackage Twenty_Seventeen
 */
get_header(); ?>

    <div id="primary" class="content-area">
        <main id="main" class="site-main" role="main">
            <article id="post-<?php the_ID(); ?>" <?php post_class(); ?>>
               <header class="entry-header">
                    <h1 class="entry-title"><?php single_post_title(); ?></h1>
                </header>
                <div class="entry-content">
                <?php
                    global $post;
                    $queried_object = get_queried_object();

                    // Add the map shortcode
                    echo do_shortcode( '[wpsl_map zoom="16"]' );

										// Add the address shortcode
                    echo do_shortcode( '[wpsl_address]' );

                    // Add link to directions
										$address       = get_post_meta( $queried_object->ID, 'wpsl_address', true );
										$city          = get_post_meta( $queried_object->ID, 'wpsl_city', true );
										$country       = get_post_meta( $queried_object->ID, 'wpsl_country', true );
										$destination   = $address . ',' . $city . ',' . $country;
										$direction_url = "https://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=&daddr=" . urlencode( $destination ) . "";

										echo '<p><a target="_blank" href="' . esc_url( $direction_url ) . '">' . __( 'Directions', 'wpsl' ) . '</a></p>';

										// Add the hours shortcode
                    echo do_shortcode( '[wpsl_hours]' );

                    // Add featured image
                    echo get_the_post_thumbnail( $queried_object->ID, 'large' );

										// Add the content
                    $post = get_post( $queried_object->ID );
                    setup_postdata( $post );
                    the_content();
                    wp_reset_postdata( $post );

                ?>
                </div>
            </article>
        </main><!-- #main -->
    </div><!-- #primary -->

<?php get_sidebar(); ?>
<?php get_footer(); ?>

Thank you for your quick reply, for making store pages customizable, and for pledging to make it even easier in the future.

I’ve been able to make customizations as guided.

A related question or request is that it appears the address shortcode also outputs the store’s contact information, such as phone, email, and url.

Are there currently instructions for inserting the Directions link after the store address, but before their contact information?

** WordPress was created in 2003. Are you complaining from 2028? **

The free version of WP Staging is a really great, free, tool. It works correctly and as described. Having a staging site for testing is very helpful.

You don’t have to use the plugin, which has been kindly offered to the public.

You have the option to purchase a premium version of the plugin, which can push changes from staging to production.

You have the option to purchasing hosting from a service which includes a staging site where you can push changes to a production site.