[Nikolaj]

Hi there,

Sorry to bring this up again, but I thought it would be better to use the old thread so there should be no need to troubleshoot. I recently started using the Portfolio settings, however it seems that there is a similar problem here, where it puts in the blogpage in the breadcrumb. As I didn’t fix this myself the last time and wasn’t told how to, could you please help me fix this also? 🙂

Thanks in advance!

[Nikolaj]

Hi.

No thank you – I am looking for a fix, not a bypass.

In this way I will hide ALL categories – and if you read what I wrote, this is not my wish at all.

[Nikolaj]

Hey Rui.

Awesome – thank you! So I can actually use the “Latest products” in the page builder and then just set the products to display at a high number, there is no date control when choosing “Latest” ? This solves a lot of my problems, however there is a problem for me with the category name displayed on the product page 🙁 I am already struggling with the fact that the product categories are shown alphabetically, but now I will also have extra categories that are not related to the geography of the wine, which causes a bit of struggle – do you know of a way to make certain categories “invisible” ? 🙂

[Nikolaj]

Thanks for the answer 🙂

Hmm, well – I might be able to use a category, but how would I set it up in the asset to show all products from that certain category then? If I make a Pre-order category, how would I set that up?

BR
Nikolaj

[Nikolaj]

Hey Rui.

Aaaah, thank you for clearing that up 🙂

I used the asset for sales prices now and it works well! Thanks!

What do I do, if I want to filter products on another page, so it displays all products with a certain tag? I have a bunch of products that are different from the others, but can not go in different categories – they are pre-order products. Any ideas how to display all these items in the best possible way? I can add an attribute also, but as mentioned, not different categories 🙁

[Nikolaj]

Hi.

I used the standard WooCommerce shortcode.

I need certain wines on this page, and other pages, that are based on category or tag. But it seems like you forgot to style the result page of this, when you made the theme – So I am just asking for a fix for it 🙂

Best regards

[product_attribute attribute='aargang' filter='2001']

[Nikolaj]

Hi.

Any news on this?

BR
Nikolaj

[Nikolaj]

Forgot screenshots, here they are 🙂

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[Nikolaj]

Hi Kyle.

I just realised, I got here by searching, and didn’t pay attention to the fact that this wasn’t Neighbourhood Theme.

I am sorry about that. I’ve just created a topic for this in that section!

[Nikolaj]

Hi there.

Sorry, but did this get fixed? I am having the exact same problem on my site. Full width template, 1/1 element but Single Image asset is 1140 px wide. No sidebars or anything. Also, there is no “Row” asset type – I have Divider and Blank Spacer – but none of them let me set an image as background.

If I use the Parallax asset type it works fine, it’s full width – however, I do not want the parallax effect on this particular image.

Please advise! 🙂

BR

[Nikolaj]

Thanks a lot – didn’t know I had to look under Dante 🙂

Perfect!

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[Nikolaj]

Ok, I did some testing around. Seems like single variant uses a different add to cart class. I changed it around so all add to cart and select variant buttons are using font-weight:normal;

This code worked for me, Jesper, perhaps for you too?

.add_to_cart_button{
background: none repeat scroll 0 0 #222 !important;
    border: 0 solid #2e2e36 !important;
    border-radius: 0 !important;
    color: #ffffff;
    height: 40px;
   font-weight:normal !important;
}

.add_to_cart_button span:hover{
color:#07C1B6 !important;
font-weight:normal !important;
}

.add_to_cart_button:hover{
background: none repeat scroll 0 0 #07c1b6;
font-weight:normal !important;
color:#07c1b6 !important;
}

.woocommerce form.cart button.single_add_to_cart_button {
font-weight:normal !important;
}

[Nikolaj]

A small update (sorry do not mean to hijack your post, Jesper).

It seems to be a problem that the class for the add to cart button is the same for both product list and product item page because the font-weight on the product page is bold, and on the product list is normal. It’s not a problem with “Chose variant” because it’s a different class and is only used on the product list page, if that makes sense.

If you add font-weight bold, the product list will change from normal to bold on hover, which looks bad. If you leave it out, the product list looks good, but then “Add to cart” on the product page will go from bold to normal, which also looks bad 🙁

The add to cart buttons seems to be different from variant pages and no-variant pages, as it also has a +

[Nikolaj]

Just tested and I am getting the same problems on non variant products. So I am in need of a solution for this problem as well!

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