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Hi Victoria,
I was afraid you’d say that. But it works pretty good already.
Thank you and you can mark this solved.
StephanFebruary 21, 2018 at 11:38 pm in reply to: Hide or change text size/style of prices on woocommerce product grid #915779Ok, thank you all, you can mark this closed.
StephanFebruary 21, 2018 at 11:07 pm in reply to: Hide or change text size/style of prices on woocommerce product grid #915762Hi Jordan,
Thanks, that works.
A informational follow up question:
If I’m adding quick css to my page am I slowing it down?Thanks, Stephan
February 21, 2018 at 7:22 pm in reply to: Hide or change text size/style of prices on woocommerce product grid #915630Hi Victoria,
Ok, thank you, that works, and a pretty good choice for a new font right of the bat.
What if I wanted to eliminate the price in the thumbnail view only. Another words leave the price on the product page, but hide it in my front-page product masonry?
Thank you,
StephanThank you, Victoria. That worked perfectly. All those little things you need to know…..
A follow up question:
In the future I’ll be adding more products to the masonry. Will it be possible to create other filters above the masonry? For instance if I want to see only”unsold” and “landscapes” . There would have to be more than one filter menu.Also would the current filter menu ever be able to have dropdown menus if I added subcategories? I tried adding o a subcategory, but it just became part of the main menu.
Thank You.
StephanHere you go.
Hi Victoria,
The products are a mixture of categories, some share the same categories, though.
Just to be clear because I wonder if there is a misunderstanding:
The masonry (and the product grid before that) display perfectly.
I want to add a filter menu above the products that allows a visitor to control what category of product he sees within the masonry or product grid without leaving the front page.
In my first post in this thread there are links that show exactly what I want on a similar website.
Right now I have a widget positioned above the masonry that selects for categories but takes you to another page. It’s not connected to the masonry.
Thanks!
- This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by stovetopchicago.
I switched my frontpage product display to using masonry instead of the product grid.
Are you saying now that I can point a filter at it?
I selected the sortable option “yes,display sort options and currently active taxonomy” but did not see any filter. Probably that just isn’t it?
Thanks,
StephanFebruary 12, 2018 at 10:31 pm in reply to: Hide or change text size/style of prices on woocommerce product grid #911405Hi Victoria,
Would that be just some code that is put into the quick CSS?Or is it more complicated?
I’d kind of like to play with price fonts first and then see what it looks like before I eliminate it entirely.
And then be able to go back if I don’t like it.
Thanks,
StephanThank you Victoria.
I tried some of those plugins, most of which I couldn’t get to work, but the one that did (WOOF) did the same thing that my current woocommerce Product Category widget does, which is in a widget area above my front-page product grid. It takes you to another page with that product category.
I want people to be able to filter and stay on the front page.
Is there anyway to point a filtering widget/menu at the front page product grid?
Thank You,
StephanYes, thank you, please close this thread.
Ok, I had to look at that I few times, but now I understand what you did. Thank you!
Hi Mike,
That worked, thank you very much! You can mark this solved.
I looked at the page code to see what you did, which I did by looking at your revision. But I don’t even know where I would find a code editable version of my page.? Not that I ever intend to do this, I don’t know how, but it’s kind of nice to know that I could. Where does one find that?
Thanks, Stephan
Hi Rikard,
Sorry about that, hopefully I got this one right. In the private content below.
Thank you,
StephanHi Rikard,
Ummm… There’s definitely an element in the admin of the page called product grid. The container for the woocommerce store.
If you want you can look at the admin for that page:
Pages/home….And let me know why it might not be showing. Credentials in private window.
Thanks, StephanIt’s solved, thank you. In the future I may ask for CSS to tweak the behaviour, but it all works properly now.
I’m very happy with the level of support here, thank you!
Best Rergards,\
StephanJanuary 15, 2018 at 12:59 am in reply to: Replacing Logo with Text and then Control Font size and Add Tagline #897278This issue is solved, Thanks
This issue went away now. Moderaor Mike edited some code concerning this issue for me and everything works now. Sorry!
Thanks, Stephan
Hi Mike,
Thank you again! That CSS did the job.
Best Regards,
StephanThanks again, you can mark this solved ‘too.
StephanJust what I wanted, thank you!
As far as the text area is concerned, I wanted to make the heading smaller and simpler and the price and “add to Cart” button a different color.
But maybe those are actually theme settings which I control from the Enfold Theme options menu?
I’d also like to have the product gallery images below the text instead of below the image.
And If I start to play with the advanced editor on a product page, will I be able to do things like add link buttons and some text boxes below and create myself a template product page? Or do changes like that have to happen with CSS?
Thank You,
StephanThank You ,Mike, works correctly now.
HI Mike,
Clearing everything and logging in and out got the minimal demo stuff back .But not the Code and CSS modifications. I deleted them and saved them and tried putting them back in again with no different results.
My goal was to try to replace the Enfold logo with a text site title and tagline. The logo is still there everywhere and my text and tagline only appear in phone and tablet view.
This is in the child theme quick CSS;
.logo .subtext {
font-size: 28px;
color: #000000;
}And this is in the child theme functions.php:
add_filter(‘avf_logo_subtext’, ‘kriesi_logo_addition’);
function kriesi_logo_addition($sub) {
$sub .= “<span class=’logo-title’>Painted Journals</span><br><span class=’logo-subtitle’>Maine Based Artist Stephan Giannini</span>”;
return $sub;
}I deleted all new code and CSS from the parent theme. If you want to look at it, there’s login details in the private content.
Thanks,
StephanHi Jordan,
Ok, I did that.
Then imported Parent theme settings.
But it did not import the changes I made by uploading the minimal demo and some advanced styling changes I made.
Was it supposed too?
Thanks, StephanHi Basilis,
I”m no longer getting an error. It works, kind of….It shows the tagline in tablet and phone view but
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not in the desktop view
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And it displays in the same font size as the title text.
I put some quick CSS in that I got from moderator Zigit that allows me to control color and size of the title, but I can not control the tagline seperately.
Do you still want me to put it up in pastebin?
Thanks,
StephanJanuary 10, 2018 at 6:38 pm in reply to: Replacing Logo with Text and then Control Font size and Add Tagline #895782Hi Yigit,
That didn’t work. Still no subtitle. I removed the old edit (?) and replaced it with this at the bottom of the functions.php secton:add_filter(‘avf_logo_subtext’, ‘kriesi_logo_addition’);
function kriesi_logo_addition($sub) {
$sub .= “<span class=’logo-title’>Painted Journals</span><br><span class=’logo-subtitle’>Fine Artist Stephan Giannini</span>”;
return $sub;
}(first I had just added it below the old edit and it gave me an error)
Thanks,
Stephan- This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by stovetopchicago.
January 10, 2018 at 5:58 pm in reply to: Replacing Logo with Text and then Control Font size and Add Tagline #895757Hi Yigit,
Thank You, that works.
Is there a code to add my tagline beneath that?
StephanHi Jordan ,
well there’s a lot there but I did this:Please add following code to Quick CSS in Enfold theme options under General Styling tab
.logo img { display: none !important; }
And this:
then add following code to Functions.php file in Appearance > Editoradd_filter(‘avf_logo_subtext’, ‘kriesi_logo_addition’);
function kriesi_logo_addition($sub) {
$sub .= “Company Name”;
return $sub;
}And changed “company name; to my title.
And it worked.
But of course I want control of the font, font size and to add my tagline. How would I do that?
Coding is not something I do, although understand basically how it works. Probably I can add more code to refine it, but where? And what?
There’s more code in that post, but I’m not sure what it does or where it would go.Thanks,
StephanHi Jordan,
No, I do not have one. With other themes I just used whatever fonts they offered. Does Enfold have that option?
ThanksOk, I figured out the menu issue. I thought I had created a smaller menu to replace the default page menu, but I guess I was mistaken. I tried again and it worked. Apologies.
If the default footer widgets will go away if I replace them with other widgets, my only remaining question is if there is someway to use normal type instead of a logo?
Thank you.
Hi,
Thanks for your response.1.I have been in appearance-menus and deleted all menus. I looked at the link. Are you suggesting that I need to edit the code? That’s beyond my current skills.
2.I don’t have or want a logo at this time. I use my site name and the tagline. Is their not a default type that would go there?
3. I was able to get rid of the sidebar widgets by placing blank text widgets in the display everywhere menu. Thank you. I assume if I want to get rid of the footer widgets, I place a blank text widget in each column?
Not sure if it’s a great idea to have default widgets that do not appear in the widget management area….? Are they hard-coded in there?Anyway, if you can look at the menus and logo and figure it out, I’d be very happy! Credentials below. Thanks!
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