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  • #379993

    Hi guys, go to link in private

    Then please resize the window to tablet view. My problem is that this is the order in which the content is displayed:
    Product Image -> Sidebar images -> Product Title -> Product Content

    In theme options where you set to display the sidebar on a mobile, it says this: “Show sidebar on smartphones (Sidebar is displayed then below the actual content)” so I assume by default it should display the sidebar under the content? It’s not displaying it under the content. This is the order of content I need:

    Product Image -> Product Title -> Product Content -> Sidebar images

    How can I achieve this layout on tablets and smartphones?
    Thanks

    #380443

    Hey Kris1711!

    The products are a bit different from the regular posts. This sounds like it would be easy to do but it’s actually going to take a lot of HTML and CSS changes to implement so it would have to be considered custom work. It would be best to hire a freelancer to help you out with this customization.

    Cheers!
    Elliott

    #381014

    OK, I guess I can achieve the same affect by disabling the sidebar when in tablet view and just adding it manually with media queries as we’re not selling a great deal of products! Also I have another question…

    In WooCommerce I have everything set up correctly for tax and yet it doesn’t show the tax when in cart, it says “Includes £0.00 Tax”. When it’s in checkout it shows the tax correctly. Do you know why this could be as it may throw people off a bit?

    #381480

    Hi!

    try to put this code into your functions.php:

    // this is used for taxing:
    add_filter('woocommerce_countries_base_country', 'set_base_to_usercountry', 1, 1);
    
    // and this is used for shipping:
    add_filter('woocommerce_customer_default_location', 'set_base_to_usercountry', 1, 1);
    
    function set_base_to_usercountry($country) {
        $country = USERCOUNTRY; // comes from a geoIP lookup in my case.
        return $country;
    }
    
    // and this is also needed not to have trouble with the "modded_tax".
    // (which looks like rounding issues, but is a tax conversion issue.)
    add_filter('woocommerce_customer_taxable_address', 'alter_taxable_address', 1, 1);
    function alter_taxable_address($address) {
        // $address comes as an array with 4 elements. 
        // first element keeps the 2-digit country code.
        $address[0] = USERCOUNTRY; 
        return $address;
    }
    

    Best regards,
    Andy

    #381648

    Hi Andy,

    That didn’t work, it just got rid of the tax on the checkout page as well, I need it to display correctly on both cart and checkout pages.

    Cheers

    #382060

    Sorted it now thanks guys, think it was to do with the new EU laws.

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