[afaraji]

Sorry to jump on this thread. But am I to update Woocommerce after the subsequent Atelier patch release?

For instance Woocommerce version 2.5.5 just became available. I should wait until an Atelier update is released before updating to Woocommerce 2.5.5?

Thanks!

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Thanks Kyle. However that also happens to hide the ‘original’ price for products that are on sale.

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Sure thing….Thanks

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Okay i got it, it was because a ‘default variation’ was not selected for the products…So for variable products is there a way to make prices display as ‘Starting at (lowest price)’ as opposed to ‘(lowest price) – (highest price)’

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Thank you Ed. Great theme by the way!

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Hi I inquired about the theme check errors with my IT guy and he said

‘These most definitely are WordPress theme and plugin warnings. I imagine the dev server and the live server have different levels of warnings that they suppress.

These can be suppressed by setting error_reporting in functions.php to whatever level – probably “~E_NOTICE & ~E_INFO” should do it to suppress the notice and info warnings.’

Do you think this is an accurate assumption?

[afaraji]

No problem Moh.

Since the theme currently uses two description fields products, the ‘product short description’ field is typically hooked to the description shown at the top of product pages, while the larger text field fills the ‘description’ tab at the bottom of the product page.

Since you helped me remove the ‘description’ tab from product pages, I’d like to also remove the ‘product short description’ field from the backend, and solely use the description field at the top. The reason I need to use description field at the top as opposed to leaving it blank and filling in the ‘product short description’ in the backend is because this text field is used by Yoast to evaluate the copy, and it would be confusing for others who are managing our catalog if they were to scroll to the bottom of the page to edit product descriptions.

I’ve added two images showing the current setup and what we’re trying to achieve instead. Let me know if you require further clarification.

Thanks again!

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Hi Moh,

That just hides the short description and leaves the top description field blank.

I’d basically like to swap the fields that are used for the full-description and the short description. I know I can hide the the ‘additional info’ tabs in the bottom of the product page but this would mean I’d have to enter product descriptions in backend’s ‘short description field’ and leave the ‘full description’ field blank.

Instead I’d also like these description fields also swapped in the backend so that anyone editing our cateloge in the future is not confused by the dual description fields in the Woocommerce back-end.

Thanks,

AF

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Great thanks!

[afaraji]

Thanks Kyle. Worked like a charm.

While we’re still on this topic, would you be able to tell me how I can reduce some of the padding space between the related product and the product details (image attached)?

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Hmm I’m not particularly familiar with editing those files. Is there a line you could direct me to in that file?

Also would a possible solution be to upload a slightly smaller thumbnail for those portfolio items that are being cut off?

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