[larslenselink]

Thanks Mohammad!

[larslenselink]

Wow! Thanks for the quick help, worked like a charm. What was the exact problem?

Kind regard,
Lars

[larslenselink]

Hi Mohammad,

The version you are providing is not the latest version…The latest version is Version 4.2.5 SkyWood (release Date 12.03.2014).

Regards

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Never mind, I’ve solved it myself. Taking too long.

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Thanks for your help, but isn’t the text “Test description: why can’t I be at the bottom of the page??” not clear enough?

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Yes, managed to get that working with the following code:

.product-details {
width: 66%;
}
.woocommerce ul.products li.product .price, .woocommerce-page ul.products li.product .price {
width:74px!important;
}

Regards

[larslenselink]

Solved it by making use of the Custom Permalink Plugin and changed the site’s permalink structure.

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Solved it by making use of the Custom Permalink Plugin and changed the site’s permalink structure.

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Tried flushing the permalinks, disabling plugins, nothing helped.

The problem only occurs on my shop’s category page. On my regular shop page, page 2 shows as normal: http://www.transferpersshop.nl/winkel/page/2/ but on a category page it does not…http://www.transferpersshop.nl/winkel/transferpersen/page/2/

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No, because I don’t want to redirect users to a thank you page.

[larslenselink]

Can’t the old price go above the sales price, i.s.o. to the left of it?

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It is a problem with the permalink structure. I have set the product permalink default to “/winkel/%product_cat%” because “winkel” is my default shop page. However, the optional default category permalink is “product-categorie”.

This causes the problem that I have 2 different permalinks running next to each other:
– http://www.transferpersshop.nl/winkel/transferpersen/
– http://www.transferpersshop.nl/product-categorie/transferpersen/

&

– http://www.transferpersshop.nl/winkel/accessoires/
– http://www.transferpersshop.nl/product-categorie/accessoires/

However, when I change this default category permalink to “winkel” (i.s.o. “product-categorie”), all of my single product pages get an 404 error.

[larslenselink]

Nice solution! The only problem is when a product has a sale price, it does not display correctly. Check http://www.transferpersshop.nl/winkel/transferpersen/.

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Edit: changing the base permalink structure of my product attributes to “winkel/%product_cat%/attribute-name/attribute/” also result in 404 not found errors for my single products. It seems that you cannot assign the same permalink structure (/winkel/%product_cat%) for different wordpress elements (page/ category/ product attribute).

How can I fix this all.