[Jesper Billeskov]

Hi Nikolaj,

Thanks for your input! 🙂

I am using WordPress and WooCommerce in Danish but Neighborhood in English so my back-end is somehow a combination of English and Danish.

The snippet you provided worked on product level. After a closer look, however, it messes with the “normal” products (products that are not variable) on mouse-overs on category level as you can see in my attachment 🙁

Cheers
Jesper Billeskov

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[Jesper Billeskov]

Hi Rui,

Regarding my second question (about the ViaBill PriceTag feature) it doesn’t seem to work when inserted around line 78 in neighborhood\woocommerce\cart\cart-totals.php. Inserting the div tag here will just make it look like in the attached screenshot (the ‘Proceed to checkout’ button etc. have disappeared). Do you know what to do?

Looking forward to your reply!

Thanks

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[Jesper Billeskov]

Great! Thanks

[Jesper Billeskov]

Hi Kyle,

Excellent, thanks!

Is it possible to decrease the amount of white space between the price tag and the horizontal line (please see attachment)?

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[Jesper Billeskov]

Excellent! Thank you.

However, I have now run into a new problem. The line that is appearing in the product categories above the products have returned (see attachment). Somehow I managed to hide this line before the update. How do I remove the line?

I’m looking forward to your reply!

Cheers

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[Jesper Billeskov]

Hi Rui!

Thanks for your reply!

What do you mean by “using the same folder structure” – Should I just make a copy of content-simple-product.php and place it in the child theme folder?

Cheers

[Jesper Billeskov]

Thank you!

[Jesper Billeskov]

Hi Laranz,

It almost worked! It looks like there is still a border on the ‘Add to cart’ button: http://skateshop.dk/produkt/element-skateboards-8-0-nyjah-represent/

Besides that, I reckon it’s not possible to change the drop down menu to what I described in the first message?

Cheers
Jesper

[Jesper Billeskov]

Hi!

I created a child theme for Skateshop.se and with the new code everything looks the way I want it to! Thanks guys 🙂

[Jesper Billeskov]

Hi Mohammad!

Thanks for your reply.

I was not using a child theme before. In order not to mess everything up on http://skateshop.dk I tried activating a child theme on another website http://fixfix.dk.

I used this guide to make and activate the child theme: http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes

Now I have 2 questions:

1. The code that you gave me is almost working as you can see on the first product on http://fixfix.dk. However, I want it to say “From: 499kr.” and not “From: 499kr. to 519kr.”. How do I remove that last part?

2. All the product thumbnails mysteriously became smaller when I activated the child theme. I have uploaded an image of what it looked like before. What did I do wrong and how do I fix this?

Looking forward to your reply.

Cheers
Jesper

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[Jesper Billeskov]

It worked!

Thanks a lot 🙂

[Jesper Billeskov]

Thanks!

Yeah I know that changing it to -42px in stead of -50px would make it look good when you’re using the “Sort by brand” (“Filtrera på varumärken”). However, if I change it to -42px it will not look the way I wanted it to according to my first question, that Mohammad replied to.

I hope you know what I mean. I put it at -50px because that would look good when you’re browsing the product categories (for example the category “Kompletta”). If I change it to -42px it will not look good and not the way I wanted according to my first question.

Best regards
Jesper

[Jesper Billeskov]

Hi Mohammad,

Thanks for your quick response!

As you can see here it looks just the way I wanted: http://skateshop.se/produkt-kategori/kompletta/

However, when you click on one of the brands in the “Sort by brand” function (which is “Filtrera på varumärken” in Swedish) it looks like the custom css has taken a bite of the product pictures. How do I avoid this? I have attached a screenshot.

In case you need it, this is what I have currently got in the custom css field:

.page-content {
margin-top: -50px!important;
}

.woocommerce .products ul, .woocommerce ul.products, .woocommerce-page .products ul, .woocommerce-page ul.products{padding-top:0px !important}

I’m looking forward to your reply.

Cheers
Jesper

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