[adamf]

same problem here

[adamf]

Sorry – I mistakenly thought that the portfolio was using layerslider, and not flexslider… my bad. No lazyload in flexslider.

[adamf]

Flexslider has an option (maybe a current addition) that allows lazyloading and preloading, is there a way to enable this for portfolios inside of functions.js?

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[adamf]

Completely understood, I mistakenly thought that it was a SWIFT bug, and not a Woo bug… sorry.

[adamf]

this is what I tried, to no avail…

<script>
function load() {
document.getElementsByTagName(‘input’).disabled = false;
}
window.onload = load;
</script>

[adamf]

I also need to redirect to cart, so I’m pulling my hair out trying to get this working on Safari. Your support is greatly appreciated.

[adamf]

Thank you for the response, sorry for bumping. So when a user clicks on the add to cart button, the value of the submit button is set to disabled. Problem is, when you hit the back button it is still set to disabled. How can I remove the script that sets the button to disabled completely? I’ve tried to set the attribute of disabled to nothing but it does not register on the “back button”… I would rather just disable the functionality completely and be done with it.

[adamf]

even just disabling the add to cart button disable function would be fine, I’m desperate! Thank you.

[adamf]

bump

[adamf]

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[adamf]

Thank you! Here, have all of these beers…

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[adamf]

Sorry – I meant the product thumbnail grid on the shop listing/archive page. Not the product detail page. The reason I ask is the default image size is blurry, then the zoom on mouseover is perfectly crisp.

[adamf]

Sorry guys – it was a problem with browser cache. No issue here.

Nothing to see here. Move along.

[adamf]

Ok – sorry to waste your time.

[adamf]

I think maybe you might have misunderstood, here is another example:

If you go to JCrew.com and click on the “Women” top category, the results are listed and separated by sub-category… each category has a title above it that separates the sub-categories. In woocommerce, it seems like the product archive should do the same ordering for displaying products that fall into sub-categories… so maybe it’s a woocommerce issue? I’m just wondering if there is a way in Dante to do the same thing.

(product category listing/archive page)
https://www.jcrew.com/womens_feature/NewArrivals.jsp?intcmp=home_na_w

WOMEN:

“SHIRTS & TOPS”
[products]

“KNITS & TEES”
[products]

“DRESSES”
[products]

etc. etc.