Thank you! it works!

Just one thing though: when an update comes, isn’t my change going to get erased?

Wouldn’t it be better to add a function in the functions.php file in my child theme folder?

Hi Basilis!

It’s called “Fullscreen Slider”:

Thanks!

Sure Yigit! Let me see if I can express myself better, here’s the thing:

1. Your code did 1 of 2 things I wanted: it made “Date” the default sorting. Now when I go to products, they’re sorted by Date automatically, so cool! that’s done :)

2. The 2nd thing I want, is that instead of saying “Date”, the user views “Default Order”, and I achieved this by changing line 1102 (see screenshot below), instead of “Date”, I put “Default Order” (I placed a red dot next to the change for you)

The other dots in this image, just to give you a full scope:
– line 1099, yellow dot: I changed the original “Default Order” title to avoid confusions, I added “Hidden”. This is really just for my benefit, because it doesn’t affect what the users will see.
– lines 1132, 1134, 1136: made these lines into comments to hide these sorting options (so my change in line 1099 it’s not visible to users anyway, like I said, that one it’s just for my benefit)

3. What do I want? To achieve what I did in line 1102 with a function that I can add to functions.php.

4. What would I also like, if possible: to also achieve what I did in lines 1132, 1134 and 1132 with a function that I can add to functions.php.

Basically my goal is to have these changes on my child theme instead of the parent theme because I know that with every update I’ll have to redo this. However, if this beyond the scope of your support I understand, and luckily, I already have a solution, it’s just not as elegant as it would be if it were in functions.php.

Hope it’s clear now, if not let me know :)

Thanks a lot!

Thanks Ismael!

A new question now: is there a way to make the Default sorting to be the ‘date’ instead of the products names?

Thanks!

Thanks for the reply Günter!

I think a lot of users would appreciate a solution for this, so I hope your team decides to implement it soon. In the meantime, I must say I don’t know much about PHP, I tried making the line 1128 a comment and uploaded the file but there were no changes, I also tried it from line 1126 to 1130 (made the whole function a comment) and then the entire function (from line 1081 to line 1157) but there were no changes on my site.

Could I get further assistance as to what to delete/change to remove this default dropdown?

Thanks again!

Hi!

Thanks for the threads! They didn’t come up in my search.

I used the code in the first one and it works great, except in IE. I also added a few more lines to modify the opacity:

#top .avia-logo-element-container img {
  filter: grayscale(100%);
  -webkit-filter: grayscale(100%); 
  filter: gray;
  -webkit-transition: all .5s ease; 
  opacity: 0.5;
  filter: alpha(opacity=50); /* For IE8 and earlier */
}

#top .avia-logo-element-container img:hover {    
  filter: grayscale(0%);
  -webkit-filter: grayscale(0%);
  filter: none; 
  opacity: 1.0;
  filter: alpha(opacity=100); /* For IE8 and earlier */
}

The opacity works fine in IE but the greayscale doesn’t (Already tried just your code, with none of my lines, and it’s the same: greyscale won’t work in IE) If you have a solution for that please let me know, if not, oh well, it’s not biggie.

Thanks!

Thanks Josue! That did it! :)

Hi Ismael!

That worked, shame that the Contact Form 7 doesn’t have the option to put the field titles inside the fields itself like yours do, but I’ll see if I find a way. Anyways the main problem is fixed, the forms are working now.

Thanks a lot for your assistance!

Cheers! :)