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[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#7121

Hey.
1. The mouse over is how the home page is set up, makes all the meta data show on tooltip. If you don’t like it or want to change it would have have to change the template file. How comfortable are you with editing code?

2. meaning make it larger? you can add this:

.postcommentscount i {
font-size: 18px;
}

3. not without some adding code, back to the first question how comfortable are you with code? do you know how a child theme works?

Ben

[dedi]

dedi

#7100

thank ben, but i don’t know child theme, if u have time
i realy hope u to help me, ohh for add code section for support themse or i’m buy agian ?

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#7099

This kind of customization isn’t really a line of code, you need a child theme, override the header-style-two.php file and add a 6th menu to the wordpress admin with the correct calls in the header-style-two.php file.

Do you know how to use a child theme?

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#7093

Well I’ve seen plugins out there that help with this, nothing coming to mind so you will need to do some searching.

You can create a child theme and copy the woocommerce email templates over and edit them. The theme doesn’t edit the email templates.

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#6984

Yeah if you are using a child theme you can copy the head.php file over.

Ben

[Herbert Gieg]

Herbert Gieg

#6938

Hello Ben,

You can show me some way to call the Google Fonts via HTTPS?

I managed to make this work by modifying theme files, but lose the changes when I update.

Is there any way to solve this using a child theme?

Thank you.

[Stefan]

Stefan

#6916

Hi there,

I’m having a issue with the “Sold” label that isn’t showing on out-of-stock products.
The “Show Sold tag if product out of stock” option is switched on in the Shop Settings.
I’ve also tried a custom “Product Sold Text” in the Language Settings.
The label/badge just doesn’t show when a product is out of stock.

The “Sale” label on the other hand works just fine.

I’m using Virtue Premium version 2.1.6 with a child theme and WordPress version is 3.8.1

The webshop is still under construction with Dutch language: *Login to see link
The product “TEST – SOLD OUT” is the out-of-stock product that should have the “Sold” label.
Could you help me out here? Thanks!

Kind regards,

Stefan

[Stefan]

Stefan

#6916

Hi there,

I’m having a issue with the “Sold” label that isn’t showing on out-of-stock products.
The “Show Sold tag if product out of stock” option is switched on in the Shop Settings.
I’ve also tried a custom “Product Sold Text” in the Language Settings.
The label/badge just doesn’t show when a product is out of stock.

The “Sale” label on the other hand works just fine.

I’m using Virtue Premium version 2.1.6 with a child theme and WordPress version is 3.8.1

The webshop is still under construction with Dutch language: *Login to see link
The product “TEST – SOLD OUT” is the out-of-stock product that should have the “Sold” label.
Could you help me out here? Thanks!

Kind regards,

Stefan

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#6886

Hey Milla, Can you post a link?

1. what do you mean by over? like on top of or above?
2. any change like this is possible but will require some changing in the code are you familiar with coding and child themes?

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#6848

Ok well a child theme is explained here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes

But for what you want to do you would need to be able to do a little coding. So send me a link to your site with admin access and I’ll look into setting this up for you.

Ben

[Cindy]

Cindy

#6822

Sorry Ben – I’m novice at this “What is a child theme?”

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#6755

if you want to put it in the child theme you just have to add body before it so it overrides the theme settings:

body .headerclass {
background: rgba(255,255,255,.9);
}

Ben

[Alexis]

Alexis

#6745

Thanks it works but I had to write it in advanced settings. in my theme child css style sheet, it does not affect…

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#6658

Yea the mobile is more tricky because of the way the header is set up. This is where the theme isn’t a perfect set up for the slider like this. If you were using a child theme is quite possible to add the slider above the header.

Is this on your home page or a subpage?

I can email you an export of the slider, I just used the full screen options, I added #topbar to the list of offset containers and I added this css to the custom css box:

@media (min-width: 992px) {
.page-id-416 .wrap.contentclass {
padding-top:34px !important;
}
.page-id-416 .headerclass {
background: rgba(255,255,255,.6);
}
}

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#6600

It would require some coding. Have you installed a child theme?

Ben

[Steve]

Steve

#6592

Hi Ben,

This may not be a theme issue but my Google Analytics account was not seeing the tracking code on my site – even though it appeared in the source code?

Within GA it reported Tracking Code not installed. I entered my account code in the Virtue Theme Settings and if I then viewed the source code for my webpages the account code showed up.

The code generated by your theme differs from the example Google give for pasting into each webpage but I assume if this was an issue you or someone else would have spotted it before now? As a test I removed the code from the theme settings and added the GA code into the head.php (Child). GA now reports tracking as installed and is working.

No idea why it didn’t pick up the theme setting GA code. I’m still using the original GA not the Universal Analytics if that makes any difference.

I’m running VP 2.2.6 at the moment with a Child Theme.

Thought I’d post this encase it crops up for anyone else.

cheers

Steve
Site: http://www.pixelution.co.uk

[Steve]

Steve

#6592

Hi Ben,

This may not be a theme issue but my Google Analytics account was not seeing the tracking code on my site – even though it appeared in the source code?

Within GA it reported Tracking Code not installed. I entered my account code in the Virtue Theme Settings and if I then viewed the source code for my webpages the account code showed up.

The code generated by your theme differs from the example Google give for pasting into each webpage but I assume if this was an issue you or someone else would have spotted it before now? As a test I removed the code from the theme settings and added the GA code into the head.php (Child). GA now reports tracking as installed and is working.

No idea why it didn’t pick up the theme setting GA code. I’m still using the original GA not the Universal Analytics if that makes any difference.

I’m running VP 2.2.6 at the moment with a Child Theme.

Thought I’d post this encase it crops up for anyone else.

cheers

Steve
Site: http://www.pixelution.co.uk

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#6545

You can either do it with css or use the citrus skin as your base instead of default in the theme options basic settings:

Here is the css:

#nav-main ul.sf-menu > li {
border-right: 1px solid #eee;
}
#nav-main ul.sf-menu > li:last-child{
	border: none;
}

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#6522

Do you mean adding a slider? You can use the revolution slider or cyclone slider and copy the shortcode then go to the category you are working with and click to edit it, on that page there is a place to put the shortcode.

If you are talking about just changing some styles you can use the child theme style sheet but you shouldn’t need to touch the virtue.css file. If you make a child theme you don’t copy that file or anything in it you just write your own styles. The parent theme will always load the parent virtue.css

Ben

[Jasmin]

Jasmin

#6521

Oh you’re fast with your response. Thank you for that. Just one other question, in regards to customising the look and feel of the category header would I edit virtue.css (that is, as a child theme)?

[Jasmin]

Jasmin

#6499

Hi Ben,

Thanks for that. That worked and I should have thought of that – silly me. But just on the matter of child themes, my real objective is the remove the sorting function drop down on the shop page. I created another functions.php file in the child theme and added the code:

<?php
remove_action( ‘woocommerce_before_shop_loop’, ‘woocommerce_catalog_ordering’, 30 );

?>

When I refreshed the shop page however, the default sorting drop down is still there?? Again have I omitted to do something? Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Jas

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#6489

No menus are saved in the databased based on theme folder names, so if you use a child theme you have to reset you menus and widgets for that “theme”.

The nice thing is the theme options stay but menus just get unassigned when you activate a new theme and wordpress considers a child theme as a new theme.

Shouldn’t be too much trouble as your menus will still be there you will just have to assign them again.

Ben