[Barq™]

Hi Kyle,

Not in the category view no – but when you’re on the product and select the color, it changes images.
I thought that was the whole idea.

Cheers,

Stan.
Barqwithus.com

[Barq™]

Hi 341841,

I don’t see any lightboxes.
Is this issue fixed already?

Cheers,

Stan.
Barqwithus.com

[Barq™]

Hi haagmeister,

To do this you should create a variable product.
I’ll explain the major steps you should take to do this:

(this guide is based on the fact that you have already created the color attributes)

1. Go to Products – add new
2. Scroll to Product Data and select variable product.
3. In the product data screen from the tabs on the left, select Attributes.
4. Click the dropdown and select your color attribute.
5. Click the 2 checkboxes, as you want them to be displayed on your product page and you want to use them for variables (for the color pictures later on)
6. Now click on select all. this is for all the colors – if you don’t them all, you should select them manually.
7. Save the attributes

8. Now head over to the variables on the left.
9. Click on connect all variations – (don’t know if this the right translation as I’m translating from Dutch)
10. Now you can give you product the preferred image and settings per color. (image is the small square on the left)

Your variable product is now in place.

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Now, to get this all into the sidebar, you should download and install the following free plugin: http://yithemes.com/themes/plugins/yith-woocommerce-ajax-navigation/

– Then go to widgets, add the YITH Woocommerce Ajax Navigation widget to your desired sidebar.
– select the attribute ‘color’ (or whatever you named it).
– leave query type as ‘AND’
– select ‘color’ from the type dropdown.
– And then select your colors from the color pickers.

Now you have your colors selectable in your sidebar.

Have fun!
Cheers,

Stan.
Barqwithus.com

[Barq™]

Hi again Swav,

Please send me a link to your website so I can take a look at it.
If you don’t want others to know it, you can mark it as private reply.

Cheers,

Stan.
Barqwithus.com

[Barq™]

Hi again Swav,

To solve this one, you have to go to:

– Theme options > Archive/Category Options

There you can set up the sidebars for both the archives and categories.

Easy peasy!
Have fun!

Stan.
Barqwithus.com

[Barq™]

Hi SWAV,

In order to set up your profile pic you should register an account here: https://en.gravatar.com/
Make sure you use the same e-mail address as the one that you use on your profile.

When registered you should be able to change (upload) your image, and it will automatically work in wordpress.

Note: it can take some minutes/hours to actually see the picture on your blog. Be patient.
2nd Note: Gravatar will work on any wordpress install – so even on this forum. As long as you use the same e-mail address.

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Alternatively:
You can install this plugin: http://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-local-avatars/
This will let you upload images directly to wordpress.

Your problem should be solved with this.

Have fun!
Cheers,

Stan.
Barqwithus.com

[Barq™]

That’s a totally useless reply – no offense

[Barq™]

Hi Linda,

Yes this is possible.
Although this is with a workaround.
Follow the steps, and you’ll be helped.

1. Navigate to your Theme Options > General Options.
2. Find ‘Custom CSS’ and paste the following into the textarea:

.hide-addtocart .summary-top, .hide-addtocart .cart {
  display: none;
}

Save your theme settings.
3. Navigate to your product that doesn’t need a price nor the add to cart button.
4. Scroll down and find ‘Misc. Options’. Under ‘Misc. Options’ you see ‘Extra page class’.
5. Add this to the textarea: hide-addtocart
6. Publish/update your product.
7. Navigate to your product and be happy.

Now in the future you only have to add ‘hide-addtocart’ to the Extra page class.
No matter what product it is, it will work.

Have fun!
Cheers,

Stan
Barqwithus.com

[Barq™]

Hi Luoja,

In order to add additional translation to the theme you need to have FTP access.
When logged in to your FTP, follow these steps.

1. Navigate to: wp-content/themes/neighborhood/language/
2. Download the following file – “en_US.po” – to your local hard drive.
3. Download the following program: http://poedit.net/dl/Poedit-1.6.5-setup.exe
4. Install POedit (the program you just downloaded), after installation click ‘open after installation’.
5. Drag “en_US.po” into POedit.
6. Press CTRL + F and find ‘Category:’, ‘Tags’ and ‘Review’.
7. You can now change them all.
8. Save your file, make sure you change the filename to your language. So for example for the Netherlands that would be: nl_NL.po.
9. Poedit now creates both an .po and .mo file.
10. Upload both the files from step 9 to your ftp: wp-content/themes/neighborhood/language/

NOTE: Your theme’s name (wp-content/themes/’theme-name’/language/) might be different.

You now have the words translated.
Have fun!
Cheers,

Stan
Barqwithus.com

[Barq™]

Hi Max,

The most easy way to do this is as following:

1. In your wp-admin, go to Theme options > Woocommerce Options
2. Scroll all the way down, till you find the ‘modal’ content.

Fill in the ones you want.
Now you’re all set!

Cheers,

Stan.
Barqwithus.com

[Barq™]

Please provide us a link and be more specific.
For example:
Do you want to rescale the whole footer – or just parts of it? Etc. etc.

Thanks.

[Barq™]

Hi Omniama,

Yes there is a solution.
The solution is as following:

Go to your theme options and click on General options.
Find ‘Custom CSS’ and paste the following code into the text area:

.tp-bullets {
  width: 20%;
}

Your issues was caused by the bullet navigation which is always on top of the slider.
What I did, is make the bullet div smaller, so that your Read more is clickable now.

Have fun!

Cheers,

Stan
Barqwithus.com

[Barq™]

No problem, anytime! 😉

Stan
Barqwithus.com

[Barq™]

Hi DAPPER-tekstenweb,

Not only this is occuring on IE9, but also on 10 and 11. So basically IE has this issue.
To fix this you should do the following:

Go to your Theme options in the WP-admin and navigate to General options.

Then go to ‘CUSTOM CSS’ (scroll a little bit down).

Then add the following code to the text area:

select::-ms-expand {
    display: none !important;
}

This fixes your problem for the extra generated select arrow in IE (all versions).

Let me know if you have any problems,

Cheers,

Stan
Barqwithus.com

[Barq™]

Hi Dapper-tekstenweb,

To fix this problem, you have to go to your wp-admin and then navigate to:

Theme options > General options

When you are on that page, scroll down until you find “Custom CSS”. Add the following code into the text area:

div.pp_woocommerce .pp_close:before {
  z-index: 999999;
}

Now your problems should be fixed.

Cheers,

Stan
barqwithus.com