kenrichman

This can be done but requires bespoke development work; it isn’t possible to achieve this from the plug-in settings.
ProductPrint Pro offers more options and features but is only available by upgrading the plug-in to the premium version.

Thanks for the suggestion, but I don’t see a setting that is going to help.
When a customer registers, they get assigned the role ‘customer’, which is great so we can, in theory, keep them separate. But BuddyPress doesn’t seem to see it that way and they get the buddypress member privileges. BuddyPress should only deal with members signed up through the buddypress registration process.

Anyway, there are various user role editor plug-ins that I shall try out, to see if I can restrict access to the Buddypress features for shop customers. If anyone’s already been through this process please shout.

This must be a common issue – someone? Please?

Hi

Thanks for your reply. I tried wrapping the images in DIVs, and this has done the trick. MAny thanks

Check out ProductPrint now in the www.remarpro.com repository. It is a custom-built WooCommerce print solution.

As I wrote ProductPrint Pro I am clearly not a disinterested third party, but the plug-in has a demo site where you can see what it does. I am hoping someone will pick it up and review it soon. I will gladly supply a review copy.

There is a WooCommerce extension just for this purpose.
ProductPrint Pro gives you a tailored header that can be your logo or store banner, header text for store details etc, options for you how you would like the page formatted e.g. whether to include the gallery images, and a number of other options, including the size of the featured images. You can also add in a footer with some text that is handy for your terms & conditions, returns policy and so on.

That is exactly the snippet I used, but I adapted it for the slider based on the thumbnail snippet. I guess I didn’t adapt it right. That snippet is all I have to go on.

I pasted the whole of the functions.php file in the question, there is nothing more to see.
Are there no other steps to take?

thank you

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Thanks for the advice about this – there is no beta plugin installed, mystery how the updates have been activated. I will follow the advice minus the bit about deleting the plug-in. I would be interested to know if he was presented with an option in the dash to update WordPress to 4.0 when on 3.9.1 and just went with it? Is that possible?

Hey, thanks so much for your help.
The menu thing has’gone away’ (I don’t know how…)
About the circles, I included your code snippet and that seems to have done a good job in turning the circles into clickable links, though of course the animation doesn’t work, have to live with that. I also re-artworked the images so that they are circular, for consistency. It looks ok.
Buttons… melted away along with the menus issue.
Logos – yes exactly,IE9 was inserted width and height of 1 pixel. I’m afraid I hard-coded the right sizes in. Not very elegant. I hope this gets a fix.

Thanks again.

Thank you that worked a treat.

@franceimage thank you for posting this solution – it worked for me too.

Upgrading WordPress to 3.8.1 caused the problem with Internet Explorer, it was ok before that. Glad to have it working again.

Thanks for this post, it sorted out the same issue I was having.
Yes, please don’t assume everyone needs all the various features installed, looking forward to an update, and thanks again.