Hi Ismael,

It is already in the woocommerce-core-functions.php file.

”
case ‘USD’ :
$currency_symbol = ‘$’;
break;
case ‘EUR’ :
$currency_symbol = ‘€’;
break;
case ‘CNY’ :
case ‘RMB’ :
case ‘JPY’ :
$currency_symbol = ‘¥’;
break;

”
As I mentioned in the previous posts, the Yuan shows correctly in iPad, Android tablet and from linux machines. but not from win 7 at least. I tried FF, IE and Chrome from win 7, all showed Japanese Yen instead of Chinese Yuan.

Hi Peter,

This is what I got but the icons are not shown at the site. I tried to delete all cookies/temp files and even went to the temp folder and deleted all files in there but the custom icons are still not being displayed.

register-admin-options.php

“subtype” => array(

‘500px’ => ‘five_100_px’,
‘Behance’ => ‘behance’,
‘Dribbble’ => ‘dribbble’,
‘Facebook’ => ‘facebook’,
‘Flickr’ => ‘flickr’,
‘Google Plus’ => ‘gplus’,
‘Instagram’ => ‘instagram’,
‘LinkedIn’ => ‘linkedin’,
‘Pinterest’ => ‘pinterest’,
‘QQ’ => ‘qq’,
‘Renren’ => ‘renren’,
‘Skype’ => ‘skype’,
‘Weibo’ => ‘sina-weibo’,
‘Soundcloud’=> ‘soundcloud’,
‘Tumblr’ => ‘tumblr’,
‘Twitter’ => ‘twitter’,
‘Vimeo’ => ‘vimeo’,
‘Xing’ => ‘xing’,
‘Youtube’ => ‘youtube’,
‘Special: RSS (add RSS URL, leave blank if you want to use default WordPress RSS feed)’ => ‘rss’,
‘Special: Email Icon (add URL to a contact form)’ => ‘mail’,

)),

and functions.php,
add_filter(‘avf_default_icons’,’avia_add_custom_icon’, 10, 1);
function avia_add_custom_icon($icons)
{
$icons[‘QQ’] = array( ‘font’ =>’entypo-fontello’, ‘icon’ => ‘ue908’);
$icons[‘Renren’] = array( ‘font’ =>’entypo-fontello’, ‘icon’ => ‘ue90f’);
$icons[‘Weibo’] = array( ‘font’ =>’entypo-fontello’, ‘icon’ => ‘ue910’);
return $icons;
}

For a sec, I was thinking this might be a Win7 issue. However, I have not had any problem with other web sites that use the Chinese Yuan symbol. So this may not be an OS related issue.

Thank you, Yigit. The currency is already supported by WooCommerce. The issue is that whenever I try to add the symbol to a page, note not a woocommerce page, it would be shown as Japanese Yen instead of Chinese Yuan. Please try it yourself and you will know what I mean.

thanks.

Ismael,

I think now we know how to upload new icon fonts to the theme.

The real issue we are facing is how to add a custom/new icon to the navigation bar? For instance, to add an icon that is not already on the pre-defined social icon list.

Please kindly advise!

thanks,

Thanks Josue! :)

regarding the login issue, where do I add this? to the quick CSS field?

cheers!

btw, while you are helping me, could you please also take a look at the “Login|Register” on the top of the page?

Before I upgraded the theme to v2.3, a click on the “login” would pop-up a login form. The pop-up form still works after the upgrade, just that it is TRANSPARENT now. The main menu somehow is rendered again and shows through the login form.

Can you please help check that for me as well?

Thanks a lot!

Hi Josue,

Thanks for helping me out on this.

How do I use it? For instance, I currently have 👤 in the code, do I replace it with U+1F464?

I tried it but didn’t work.

What would be the syntax to use in v2.3. In v2.2, “👤” would be converted to an actual icon but “U+1F464” is just “U+1F464” in v2.3, no icon is displayed.

thanks,

btw, could you please help take a look at my questions at https://kriesi.at/support/topic/how-to-use-character-map-in-v2-3/ ? The charcodes I use on the site are not displaying anymore after upgrading to v2.3.

Also, how can I change the default social icons? Now the icons we need are available but I don’t know how to add them to the top nav bar since they are not on the drop down list in the “header” settings.

Thanks!

Hi Yigit,

It worked. What if I need to set the column number to 4? What code should I use?

thanks,

Hi,

I have upgraded the theme to version 2.3. Checked the documentation, didn’t find any instruction on how to add custom social icons to the theme. Where can I find detailed instructions?

Thank you,