Patrick

It’s a theme issue check your single.php in your specific theme folder

or

Put this in your themes CSS .et_post_meta_wrapper img {display:none;}

Add the following in your custom theme css.

.blog-post-meta {display: none;}

the contact form should be displayed on the location under the button in your single/vehicle post. If you want to create a popup you need to implement it yourself and create your own button that open the modal with your contact form with eg the same code or a different approach and just remove the email so the standard contact/email button will disappear.

You can do something like this in your themes functions.php

See example:

function wpcm_contact_form() {
	echo do_shortcode( '[contact-form-7 id="200" title="Contact form 1"]' );
}
add_action( '<strong>wpcm_vehicle_summary</strong>', 'wpcm_contact_form', 40);

Good luck! And don’t forget to update your [shortcode].

There are if i’m not mistaken more hooks available that you can try!

Simply replace wpcm_vehicle_summary with any other hook. This means you can show your form to different area’s/positions in the template.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by Patrick.

Not sure for a long term solution! Please note that this solution is not the proper solution for your needs! Since you need to modify the file every time when there is a new update for wp-car-manager. But you can always block auto updates if you want. And if you’re fine with it that you need to change it every time after a update that this is the easy quick solution to get what you need.

You can simply change the code yourself for the time being.

\wp-content\plugins\wp-car-manager\src\Vehicle\Data.php

Search for:

public static function get_conditions() {
		return apply_filters( 'wpcm_conditions', array(
			'new'  => __( 'New', 'wp-car-manager' ),
			'used' => __( 'Used', 'wp-car-manager' )
		) );
	}

Replace with:

public static function get_conditions() {
		return apply_filters( 'wpcm_conditions', array(
			'new'  => __( 'New', 'wp-car-manager' ),
			'used' => __( 'Used', 'wp-car-manager' ),
			'classic'  => __( 'Classic', 'wp-car-manager' ),
			'0km' => __( '0KM', 'wp-car-manager' )
		) );
	}

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by Patrick.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by Patrick.

This is a theme related issue! Check e.g. your themes single.php

Or add this to your stylesheet (custom.css) or theme css:

.wpcm_vehicle .feature-box {
    display: none;
}

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by Patrick.

+1

Thanks for this awesome plugin. Will test it out soon! What about if you run this on website that supports more than one language? Will the chat be in all available languages? or will it only be one default language?

WP Car Manager’s templates can be overridden from your theme by copying them to yourtheme/wp-car-manager/, or you can add your own new ones to the same folder. They are then referenced in the shortcodes.

Example: yourtheme/wp-car-manager/single-vehicle/price.php

You shouldn’t modify or delete any files from the plugin folder!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 12 months ago by Patrick.

Everything is possible but this feature is not included in wpcarmanager. You can find/hire a developer that can build the extension/plugin that fits your needs like support for 360degree videos! ??

This is a theme issue and not wpcarmanager related.

Also looking for all those options and more… +1

Did you resaved your permalinks? I see you already have it figured it out already :O

• This reply was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by Patrick.

Not totally sure did you had a look at the settings page and turn off the approve by administrator or something like that?

I don’t like the the prettyPhoto stuff at all! It also looks so outdated.

Also trying to change something more modern/usefull. I will try to figure out how we can implement something like photoswipe(.com) into wp car manager.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by Patrick.