You’re gonna laugh, I know you will! ;) Cause I did it all kinds of wrong… I think….

1) First I accidentally added the code to Quick CSS. Nothing happened, the buttons still only appear when hovering over them. Then I saw my mistake an deleted it from Quick CSS and hunted down (and changed) Custom.css. Still nothing! Did something wrong I guess?

2+3) I found the code block, and added it to the site, but the appearance of the page is still the same, except for this block of text: [avia_codeblock_placeholder uid=”0″] :D Good job by me, right?

Can you tell me what I did wrong, and how to do it better? Thank you Elliot!

• This reply was modified 10 years ago by Eline Vedder.

Update: I put a fresh copy of Enfold over my current Enfold folder via FTP in the meantime: no change….

So updating Enfold didn’t work, shutting down all the plugins didn’t work (problem was there from the start, before the first plugin even), I’m getting pretty desperate! Hopefully this added code to .htaccess will do the trick, but I have no idea where to find this file, or how to change it.

I also checked out the demo that I used as a starting point, but there it looks fine…

If there is ANY solution whatsoever (disabling these buttons, and add new ones?? I don’t know if that’s possible…) I would be SO happy!! Thank you guys for your help!

Kind regards, Eline

Hi Ismael!

Nope, didn’t change anything about the icons…. wouldn’t know how to do that if my life depended on it…. ;)

The problem of the missing icons was already there from the start, long before I did the move. Even before I downloaded any plugins. I noticed it on the first page I made/changed, but didn’t give it much notice then… (I thought I used that WP migrate DB plugin by the way, but maybe I didn’t do it right? The site worked fine though, after the move) So I guess it’s not the move that caused the problem? By the way, I DID import a demo. I used the Photography demo as a starting point for my website. Could that be the reason?

But anyway: how do i fix that missing data-av_icon attribute? Thank you Ismael!!
Kind regards, Eline

Hi Ismael!
Yes I did (sorry, I said CSS, but it was the php obviously). It’s the only thing I added to functions.php so far. I added it at the very end of the file, don’t know if that matters?

product page: http://www.dreamcakefactory.nl/wordpress/?post_type=product
product: http://www.dreamcakefactory.nl/wordpress/?product=boeket-met-pioenroos-orchidee-en-hortensia-23-dec-ede
but all products that are on stock have the same issue…

Thank you Ismael! :)

Oh, I’m almost ready to start moving my site to the live environment, so it’s (at some point) not in http://www.dreamcakefactory.nl/wordpress anymore, but in http://www.dreamcakefactory.nl

Thank you Andy! worked like a charm! Can you help me with finishing problem nr 1?
I changed the in stock/out of stock text like Ismael suggested, but in doing so, the number of items on stock disappeared… How do I fix that? The code I entered in CSS was:

/**
* Change In Stock / Out of Stock Text
*/

add_filter( ‘woocommerce_get_availability’, ‘wcs_custom_get_availability’, 1, 2);
function wcs_custom_get_availability( $availability, $_product ) {

// Change In Stock Text
if ( $_product->is_in_stock() ) {
$availability[‘availability’] = __(‘plekken beschikbaar’, ‘woocommerce’);
}

// Change Out of Stock Text
if ( ! $_product->is_in_stock() ) {
$availability[‘availability’] = __(‘VOL! Sorry…’, ‘woocommerce’);
}

return $availability;
}

Thanks for your help! :)

Thank you Ismael!
1) worked like a charm! Only now my number of items available has disappeared… Probably need to add something (a referral to number in stock) right before the new available text, but I don’t know how.
2) Killed the masonry thing, problem solved! :) Thanks!
3) All products with VOL at the end of the description are sold out. (I manually add the dutch word for sold out as a temporary solution). I can see the buttons while the page is loading pictures, but then the pictures overwrite the button, it seems.
4) Done! Thank you!