Oded Talmon

Recently I’ve looked at a number of eCommerce plugins for simple cart and paypal, the only real good and easy to use plugin I found was Easy Digital Downloads, it suited my needs perfectly.

Lots of translations, lots of extensions for it. ??

Well, Boot Store main site says it is compatible with eCommerce plugin so they ought to work well together.

I looked all over the boot store theme files and I didn’t find any of the meta data supersonic84 posted so it wouldn’t come from there as far as I know.

When I installed WP e-Commerce it worked fine, no additional meta data was added to any product. I think another plugin you have could be causing this.

Well, in searchform.php

change:

<input class=”market-search” type=”text” placeholder=”<?php _e( ‘Search’, ‘bre-bootstrap-ecommerce’ ); ?>” name=”s” id=”s”>

to this:

<input class=”market-search” type=”text” placeholder=”<?php _e( ‘Search’, ‘bre-bootstrap-ecommerce’ ); ?>” name=”s” id=”s” onwebkitspeechchange=”this.form.submit();”>

In WordPress admin Dashboard go to: Appearance > Menus > Locations

Try to change your menu from Primary to Secondary or the other way around.

There is no special product page in this theme, you can create regular pages or posts with different templates.

Please explain thoroughly what you do so I can understand where the problem is.

You need to edit the file:

boot-store/admin/bootstrap-ecommerce-setup.class.php

Look for:

<div class=”home-boxes row-fluid”>

As child elements you can see box-left, box-center and box-right

Creating another box such as this requires a few other changes to the code inside those elements I think. Anyways, if you can’t get it right let me know and i’ll try to help.

Mine are 200×260 and they look fine. I’ve fiddled with the CSS quite a bit though to get the look I want.

Use F12 in chrome to see all the CSS values for any element you want, change the values live to try it out before making permanent changes via CSS file in editor.

Use Notepad++ to find those things fast and easy!

Step-by-step:

1. Download Boot Store theme ZIP file (not via WordPress Themes).
2. Extract the ZIP.
3. Open all editable files (e.g. html,txt,css,js) with notepad++ all of them together so you have multiple files opened
4. CTRL+F for find, type your search query and hit “Find all in all opened documents”

Here’s an image to illustrate.

onwebkitspeechchange=”this.form.submit();”

Is a Javascript event, not CSS. You need to update your JS file:

1. Grab search box via class or id.
2. Add event handler: onwebkitspeechchange
3. On firing event: this.form.submit();

As for your question, unfortunately I do not know where is a “safe” place to store JS code that would not be overwritten on next update.

What you can do is create a JS file with all your JS code and just link to it in the header simply using:
<script src=”myscripts.js”></script>

On next update just remember to check that line is still there.

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