[NMillard]

Ah okay, cool! Thanks!

[NMillard]

I’ve also tried that – it just prints out the code.

Should I use any specific element? I’ve tried with text block and RAW HTML..

[NMillard]

Nevermind – I figured it out.

To those who might have the same prob:

Dont set the archive page to anything in your WP settings.

[NMillard]

Ed…. u are fakkn awesome! 😀

[NMillard]

Thanks!! 😀

[NMillard]

Access to WP or FTP?

[NMillard]

Ah okay – that’ll be fixed in the next update, ye?

anyway, thanks for the help! 😀

[NMillard]

Awesome! Thanks!

Do you have any idea of why it just went off track like that?

Another thing: I’ve tried to put my translated language files into the child-theme, but it doesnt seem to work. I’ve created a folder called “language” inside the child-theme folder and placed the da_DK files there.

Maybe I should send you my translations so that you can include them in the updates?

[NMillard]

http://proextensions.dk/nyheder/

[NMillard]

Hm – weird. This line was not im my language file so I downloaded the Atelier installation file again, found the language file and updated my translated one using the new, untranslated, language file… now it’s there 😀

Thanks!

[NMillard]

Thanks!

Dunno what I’m doing wrong though, and the links look weird – it cant seem to find the pages, I just get to the 404 page.

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[NMillard]

I mean the links – not the pages.

What’s the code to create these user-specific links?

[NMillard]

Thanks – the GetShopped Support Forum plugin doesnt seem to work on my website though..

How about the “user links” in the sidebar? How did you make this? 🙂

[NMillard]

Okay, nevermind – just found the solution in this thread http://www.swiftideas.com/forums/topic/woocommerce-product-description-with-swift-page-builder/

Please add this info in the documentation! It’s very helpful! 🙂

[NMillard]

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