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October 21, 2016 at 8:38 am in reply to: WooCommerce native text hook for "add to cart" or "configure" text #297906
Hi David,
you are right – actually thats the problem 🙂 These products are variable products, so the client shall see anything like “choose option” which would be “konfigurieren” in german. The strange thing is, that this only appears on product pages. On the homepage everything works fine. That´s why I thought it would be any similar issue like on the beginning of the thread.
Thanks
MartinOctober 18, 2016 at 12:51 pm in reply to: WooCommerce native text hook for "add to cart" or "configure" text #297177This reply has been marked as private.October 18, 2016 at 12:34 pm in reply to: Change the order of additional text areas on the product page #297170Hi David,
thanks for your help. It works perfect 🙂
October 18, 2016 at 9:34 am in reply to: Change the order of additional text areas on the product page #297103Hi David,
thank you very much for your help. It works so far.
At the moment there is only one small fault to solve. I want to have the product navigation arrow, on one line with the price information. I attached a screenshot with the current situation.
I have figured out that the code elements are in the
content-single-product.php
file. Can I now copy the code elements from line 96 – 100<?php if ($has_cat != 0) { ?> <div class="product-navigation"> <div class="nav-previous"><?php previous_post_link( '%link', '<i class="fa-angle-right"></i>', true, '', 'product_cat' ); ?></div> <div class="nav-next"><?php next_post_link( '%link', '<i class="fa-angle-left"></i>', true, '', 'product_cat' ); ?></div> </div>
and paste them above line 60, or do I destroy anything with that method? Thanks in advance for your help.
<?php wc_get_template( 'single-product/price.php' ); ?>
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You must be logged in to view attached files.October 15, 2016 at 11:14 am in reply to: WooCommerce native text hook for "add to cart" or "configure" text #296687Hi Ed,
I have to write you again because it seems that due the last Woocommerce update, the native hooks for the “add to cart” button was changed again. I have again a similar problem like from the beginning of that thread.
In fact, if I now go on a product page, the “add to cart” button for similar products on the bottom is visible, even if the products are variable and shall be visible with a “choose options” button.
Do you hear about such Woocommerce changes? Could you help me here? Thanks in advance
Best regards
MartinThanks David…
Hi,
as it seems that nobody is interested to post their site here, I would appreciate it, if you could delete this thread or remove the link to my website. Thanks in advance.
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MartinHi David,
I see. Thank you for the help. Does the change affect the hight of the images? Thanks in advance.
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MartinHi David,
thanks for your answer. You are right. This image is fine at the moment, but I have changed the code back to the standard one, without the magnify option. So at the moment, the zoom is the standard zoom from the theme. But if I now would include the magnify code, it would be blurry, even if it´s an 2000px image. Therefore I was thinking about, if there is a further option, which keeps the quality of the image but increases the zoom? Thanks in advance.
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MartinThank you for your help so far, Ed. I have tested it and figured out, that the zoom is affecting the quality of the image.
Therefore I have uploaded a high quality product image, to see if there is a difference between an 1000px and 2000px image (with zoom) – nothing changed – the quality is very low. Allover I guess the zoom is only zooming the whole screen, like I would hit CTRL and would scroll with my mouse into the screen.
Is there any way to keep the quality of the product image, especially if it is an 2000px image and zoom into the image to see the details? Actually you offer already a nice function with your “standard zoom” but it isn’t enough – the client can’t see the details of the product.
Thanks in advance for your help…
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MartinThanks Ed. I will change this. “Magnify” is the zoom factor, so I could increase that number for a more deeper zoom?
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MartinThanks David, I will try it.
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MartinHi Ed,
thank you for your help. Is it possible to have a background image within that carousel like in the example above? Thanks
Hi Kyle,
thanks for your help. I actually meant the product images, especially on the product page. I activated the Zoom and if it is possible, I would increase that zoom factor or the window size of the zoom, to give the user the opportunity to have a detailed look on the product. Thanks in advance
Hi Ed,
I see. Thanks again.
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