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Have you checked out Storefront theme? It’s still made Woothemes and it’s available in the WP repo. I find it really great and very easy to customize, thanks to it’s filters and actions.

Your welcome Tom! Glad I could help you out.

The instruction posted by jameskoster is the method to do that. Please take note that Woocommerce products has it’s own taxonomy for category, which means it is different to the category for your blog posts.

If you create or edit a product category, you will see in the most bottom part of the form an image field that will allow you to assign an image for that category.

I suggest to have the gender as part of the variation alongside with the color, and add different products by shape. Then in your product photos, display product styles for both men and women. That way, you’ll have 1 stock only for any gender and color for every type (size) of hat.

Hope this helps!

What you’re trying to accomplish is not really what WooCommerce is for.
Although this is possible, but you’ll have to custom code your website all through.

If you want to really do it with WooCommerce, then the best way would be to sell the template layouts as products and once the customer has completed the order, they will email to you the images with the order id or any information that can match with the order.

Hope this helps!

What plugin are you using to validate your addresses?

There is already an extension for this that can easily help you validate it called Postcode/Address Validation but will cost you for it. Just search for it for the link.

If you’re doing it with a custom plugin, make sure that the validation is done via AJAX, so the page doesn’t need to load to validate it. Hope this helps!

That can be done, but will need a lot of work to do.
You will need to create a custom registration that can add the additional fields for the information you require on the process. This can be done by some plugins out there but most of them are premium.

Then you will need to modify the WC loop for the products to show only the products for the specified member type. The best way to do that probably is to match it out with a custom taxonomy. You’ll have to copy the WC templates to your theme and edit it there for safe editing.

Hope this helps!

The field to use for html is the textarea field. Hope this helps!

Is your radio list for one group? Rather than using a radio input, how about using a select input?

If you really want to have radio inputs, then the only way to make them horizontal would be to apply some custom CSS with it.

Hope this helps!

You’ll just have to set the menu for your website. In your dashboard, navigate to Appearance > menus. You’ll need to create a menu and then check the “Primary Menu” as the location.

You’ll then have to drag the pages that you want to be displayed for your menu. Hope this helps!

if you’re working on a child theme, then you’ll only have to add the override the function by pasting it on your child theme’s functions.php

function storefront_primary_navigation() {
		?>
	<nav id="site-navigation" class="main-navigation" role="navigation">
		<button class="menu-toggle"><?php _e( 'Primary Menu', 'storefront' ); ?></button>
		<?php wp_nav_menu( array( 'theme_location' => 'primary' ) ); ?>
	</nav><!-- #site-navigation -->
	<?php
}

You’ll just have to modify the text on this line:

<button class="menu-toggle"><?php _e( 'Primary Menu', 'storefront' ); ?></button>

Note: We don’t need to add this function to a hook, because it will just override the function present on Storefront, but this method will only work if you’re using a child theme.

Hope this helps!

Do yo mean displaying the images for the products or do you want to have a custom content in your product category archives?

Oops, sorry my answer was for another topic.

Yes this definitely possible with Storefront. The anwer below will require you though to have some PHP skills.

If you’re working on a child theme, then you can use the action hook woocommerce_single_product_summary to add your text below the title on a single product. For the product list on the Shop page, you can utilize the woocommerce_after_shop_loop_item_title action hook.

If you’re not sure about this, then it’s better to checkout the premium extensions for Storefront. Hope this helps!

@james I’ll reach out to you on twitter, didn’t mean to break protocol.

@jan thanks for your input and advice.

Can you help the user here in this topic?

The only thing we posted was a link to our plugin in the repo that surfmedia ended up finding on his own.