[ecrotty]

Perfect!

Thank you!

[ecrotty]

That’s perfect! Thank you again!

[ecrotty]

If anyone else reading this thread is needing the same answer, here’s how I fixed this using my child functions.php file:

add_action( ‘woocommerce_after_shop_loop_item_title’, ‘woocommerce_external_add_to_cart’ );

That way, I did it in the “best practice” woocommerce way and didn’t need to hack it into a woocommerce template.

[ecrotty]

I can make it happen… I just wanted to know if there was a “best practice” way to do it.

And I think that may have created the confusion.

Everything is ok! 🙂

Child theme it is.

And, please, do let me know about availability by emailing me direct.

I’ll check out your recommendation in the meantime.

Thanks again!

[ecrotty]

Is it safe to assume that the only way I can do what I want is to hack it into a child-theme?

Thanks!

[ecrotty]

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[ecrotty]

🙂

Yea… I don’t know.

It’s something about needing to hover over the image.

I’d much rather someone be able to make the leap immediately over to Amazon rather than spend more time, and possibly losing interest, on the next full product overview page.

And, please — don’t take my feedback as negative.

I think all of the options you have provided are fantastic! It makes a lot of sense for a target audience that is to be wowed or feel excited about the overall experience of the store.

That’s not my audience, however.

They are typically older and not as technically savvy as others.

Guiding them and giving them just a few options is the best user experience I can provide.

Also, my desire for a button is based in knowing what my audience likes about my existing site.

Again — this is all good stuff!!!

But I’m more interested in the best way to put a button on the description area div, not the image area div.

Thanks for the continued help and ideas.

[ecrotty]

That worked!

Which is great…

But I’m not sure that it solves my problem.

I know the design of your suggestion is very sexy, and that’s great, but I’m going for simple, simple, simple.

I want to hit someone over the head with it. There should be no discovery of where to click to go to Amazon — it should be obvious.

I’d really just like it to be a button (href class button), just like the one in product-single, under the price of each item.

[ecrotty]

Oh.

Looks like that adds a “Read More” button rather than an external URL button. I just tried it out.

I’d rather not add a step / new page to the mix. I’d like people to be able to click right to Amazon within the output of the woocommerce loop on the archive-product page.

For my needs, it sounds like the best way to do this would be to use the button line from woocommerce/single-product/add-to-cartexternal.php and put it in woocommerce/archive-product.php in a child theme?

Did you have any other ideas?

Thanks for the quick reply!