JacoboPolavieja

You can just force the list view through the woocommerce settings -> catalog, and then don’t show the button through CSS. For this last bit, add:

.gridlist-toggle {
    display: none !important;
}

Hope that helps!

Hello Mike and thank you very much for answering,

What a shame, the other functionalities of MarketPress really appealed me, but unfortunately I have no option about the taxes thing.

I hope you can get it done sometime. Thanks again for helping!

Hi both!

Sorry mdbraber, idk wy I didn’t get notified or didn’t see the email back then.

The only thing I found was Awesem’s Compare theme. In our case, it was more than disappointing.
In the end, we developed an in-house plugin for this.

I don’t know if there’s anything ready apart from that theme now, but there wasn’t 8 months back, because we searched aaaaaaaaall Internet to try to find it :).

Cheers!

Hi again,

After copying line by line the original header.php to the child’s one I managed to see what piece of code prevent it from working ok.

As weird as it sounds, inside the header.php this theme has the following piece of php inside a <style> tag: https://pastebin.com/Q1rTnV1b

When I remove just those lines, the rest works without problem. As to why it works on the master template but not here, even just copying the entire file, I just don’t know…

Thank you for all the help!

Hi Andrew Nevins,

The header.php has lots of PHP scripts, but letting just you example it works…

This is really weird. Is there any reason why the same file works on a theme and not on a child one?

Thank you for helping. Cheers!

Hello WPyogi and thank you for helping,

When I check without copying the file to my child theme, the validator displays 9 errors, but as I say, the page shows ok.

When I take that same header.php from the parent theme and copy it to the child one, the pages doesn’t shows, and when trying to get it through the validator, it shows the error: “Sorry! This document cannot be checked. 500 Internal Server Error”.

I am astonished, just from copying the original file to the child theme, and only with the header.php one… Might this be an issue with my server? If so, any idea what could be provoking this?

Thank you very very much. Cheers!

I’m sorry… but I wasn’t able to find anything. As I just wanted something quick, I coded some old-school HTML and got on with that till the launch ;).

Hope you have better luck. Cheers!

Nevermind, I found it… https://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/displaying-only-summary-on-front-page

Sorry for the hassle!

I know it’s not exactly what you’re looking for, but maybe you could have a look at BuddyStream’s code and grab some ideas?
https://buddystream.net/

Cheers!

That did the trick!

Many many thanks Michael. These tiny things take more time to fix than one might thing at first. Another step closer… so thank you a lot for taking the time to look at it.

Just for curiosity, where did you find that code? Maybe there’s something more I can learn ;).

Thanks! Cheers!

Thanks for helping Michael!

Unfortunately, this doesn’t output any errors but doesn’t remove the box either. I suppose the solution must be something along those lines of including something or executing it some way, in order to have the remove_meta_box function defined, but can’t find how to correctly do it.

Thanks anyway and if I find any solution I’ll write back. Cheers!

brianelley,

Thanks for the suggestion, but I don’t see there anywhere it mentions the ability to have Facebook, Google or Twitter accounts linked as normalusers on WordPress. aybe I’ve missed something?

Thanks a lot for the recomendation!

I am too looking for a plugin thatgives wordpress OpenID support. I’d like my users to be able to log with their Twitter, Google or Facebook accounts as well as registering in my site if they prefer so.

If you find anything please let me know! And good luck with your thing ;).

I’m sorry if I’m missing something but, do “site wide tags” or SWT change the links to access the post? Remember the main thing here is to have each thing written on different blogs under mydomain.com/news/nameofthenew .

If you could confirm anything on that I’ll see if I can modify whatever is needed.

Andrea_r, maybe it’s just me, but now that WP has custom taxonomies, it doesn’t sound good to me to go back to putting everything in meta fields. Organizational-wise it makes more sense to have “attributes” than “values” to me, I see it as a cleaner design. So, I’d prefer to develop something with custom post types and taxonomies, which are here to stay, than with with the little hacks they’re trying to “fix”.

Thank you both for answering so many times with ideas. Cheers!

You’d basically want to scrape your other blogs per category and duplicate the posts.

That said… it’s generally not a good idea to do that for SEO stuff. Duplicating data dilutes your link juice.

Exactly… that’s why I’m asking if there’s a way to “share” instead of “duplicate” ;).

Duplicating content is a bad, really bad practice. WordPress multisite is great, but I feel many of us would like to be able to define “global” and “local” things on the system. Maybe I should write a plugin for that? I’m not an expert on PHP, but I’m giving it a thought. I’d have to look at how wp’s database is structured though.

Thanks!