[oytamuah]

Nevermind- managed to translate these widget titles in the swift page builder they were not strings

[oytamuah]

Well the supersearch function uses product attributes, not product tags – but looks like Ill have to make duplicate product tags as well..

[oytamuah]

To have the product category description above the filters you can apply this fix provided by Laranz in this thread:

http://support.swiftideas.net/forums/topic/product-category-description-ruins-layout/

Laranz stated it would be added in the next update but I think it has been forgotten. Just posting here to help some that might run into this issue.

[oytamuah]

Im having problems with Codestyling translations too – some terms like “Best Sellers”, “Sale items”, “New Arrivals” dont seem to translate despite making the appropriate translation in Codestyling plugin.

[oytamuah]

I have a lot of product attributes because they are the only things that are able to serve as filters in the supersearch (besides one category selection). So I was hoping to feature some product attribute pages in a menu.

For example: you make “Brands” as a product attribute. This allows you to for example specific in super search that you only want to see shoes from “Brand A”. Then perhaps you can have a menu heading as ‘Brands” with “Brand A” “Brand B” etc in the submenu going to these product attribute pages.

[oytamuah]

I fixed this by adding the following code in the header-4 area just before the cart:

$header_output .= '<li class="menu-search parent"><a href="#"><i class="icon-search"></i></a>'. "\n";
			$header_output .= '<ul class="sub-menu">'. "\n";
			$header_output .= '<li><form method="get" class="search-form" action="'.home_url().'/"><input type="text" placeholder="'.__("Search", "swiftframework").'" name="s" /><input type="hidden" value="product" name="post_type"></form></li>'. "\n";
			$header_output .= '</ul>'. "\n";
			$header_output .= '</li>'. "\n";

I think this should be added in the next theme update automatically – no reason why header 4 shouldn’t have search field, in fact in mobile responsive mode the search bar does show up out of nowhere.

[oytamuah]

This is an example of an attribute page:

http://neighborhood.swiftideas.net/size/medium/

As you can see this doesn’t have add to cart button or price etc.

[oytamuah]

Yea that solves it – thanks alot. Im guessing there’s no such easy fix for archive pages or product attribute pages?

[oytamuah]

Im talking about the general search that’s in the header. How do I get searches from that to display results in a product centric way ?

[oytamuah]

Hi Ed,

Yes that’s the type of search results style I want to show up (and also same for product attributes and other archive pages). How do I achieve this?

[oytamuah]

Hi,

The search results page and the other archive pages need to have a ‘add to cart’ button and prices like any other page on a eCommerce site. Check this theme for example: http://demo.yithemes.com/sistina/?s=jeans&post_type=product

If this is not provided, then a user searching for a product or looking at some product archives will be confused why all of a sudden the prices/add to cart/wishlist etc were replaced with something you would see in a normal blog.

[oytamuah]

This problem is prevalent in multiple threads it seems. The demo theme can have the slider go across the full screen but I also have not been able to copy it.

[oytamuah]

Hi anything I can do instead of having to translate the whole thing from scratch again?

[oytamuah]

It’s a general theme problem – so you can see it if you activate ‘one page checkout’ and go to the checkout page on any install.

[oytamuah]

That solved it – thanks alot!