[Sean]

I added the following on line 75 of wp-content/themes/neighborhood/single-product.php:
(vehicle is the name of the custom attribute)

<?php
$vehiclevalues = get_the_terms( $product->id, 'pa_vehicle');

  foreach ( $vehiclevalues as $vehiclevalue ) {
    echo $vehiclevalue->name;
  }
?>

[Sean]

I have a custom attribute called “vehicle.”
http://springrates.com

I was able to add it onto the product page under the product title from a code snippet I found on stackoverflow. Not sure if it’s the best way.

[Sean]

Thanks, Kyle. That’s a bummer. But I did install a Taxonomies Filter plugin. So as a workaround, I created a custom attribute to mimic the Categories. Now I can filter by “them.”

[Sean]

I found this answer on my own as well. Uncheck “enable reviews” on the product’s admin page.

[Sean]

Was this ever added in? I would love to have this feature on the homepage.

[Sean]

Nevermind– used Attributes to accomplish what I need.

[Sean]

I am not sure if you looked at my link with the dropdowns, but it is not like in the demo.

[Sean]

Thanks, Ed. Where is this uploaded to?

[Sean]

Just add/edit the CSS…
For example, the code below will change all Font Awesome icons to white.

.fa { color:#FFFFFF; }

Which icons do you want to change and also what the color or HEX code for the color?

[Sean]

Version 4.1

[Sean]

Where does the CSS file go for the demo slider, or how is it imported?