Search Results for 'child theme'

[David]

David

#5257

checking further through File Manager, the new parent theme folder seems to be named “virtue premium-2”. There were also two child theme folders. I deleted the one child theme folder from today. I also tried renaming the “virtue premium-2” folder to “virtue premium”, but that resulted in dead site. keeping it to “virtue premium-2” give a working site, but without some of the child theme changes. only 1 theme shows up in dashboard, now – virtue premium 2.1.6. No child themes, even though the virtue child theme folder is still in the wp-content/themes folder.

[David]

David

#5253

no, didn’t delete the child. I did find the child download (prior to your reply) and installed it, but it is still not showing up. Just the regular virtue theme (now at 2.1.6), (and that darn twentyfourteen, which never seems to go away). I activated the virtue premium just so the site is live, but don’t have the child changes now. trying to reinstall child give the error message :
installing the theme…

Destination folder already exists. /home/outdoorn/public_html/wp-content/themes/virtue_premium_child/

Theme install failed.

Edit: BTW, when I go to the editor (edit themes) in dashboard, there are two Virtue Premium Child theme’s showing up in the “themes to edit” pull down. One has my changes, other doesn’t.

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#5251

Did you delete the child theme? You can download a child theme here: https://www.kadencewp.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/virtue_premium_child.zip
Did you rename the new parent theme folder anything different then virtue_premium?

Ben

[David]

David

#5250

I was running 2.1.4. Odd though, when I deleted 2.1.4 to re-install 2.1.6, I lost the child theme – it doesn’t show as an installed theme now. Could you direct me to the download location for that?

[David]

David

#5236

Made the addition, but am not seeing any change. Here’s what’s currently in the CSS box:
form.cart {/*
display: none!important;
/*}

I added your recommendation after it:
form.cart {/*
display: none!important;
/*}
.home-product .kad_product {
padding:0 30px;
}

I am using the child theme (1.4.1) as my active theme, and that is where I made the addition.

[Manuel]

Manuel

#5166

site: http://www.mmconcepts.org
no child theme used

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#4964

In the box that says enter child theme folder name, put the folder name you had for the previous version. So it automatically checks “virtue_premium” but if your folder name was say “virtue_premium_1_5_0” Then you would need to enter that. The previous theme options were saved in a table based on the folder name, so if you where using a child theme you would enter that folder.

Let me know if that makes sense.

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#4877

You can use the short description file by copying it to your child theme: woocommerce/single-product/short-description.php

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#4837

No you would need to copy the woocommerce/single-product.php file into the child theme and add it there.

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#4808

Create a child theme, add this function to your child functions.php file and leave the prices empty:

add_filter('woocommerce_empty_price_html', 'custom_call_for_price');
 
function custom_call_for_price() {
     return 'Price on Request';
}

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#4803

Ok you would need to code this in, make a child theme that has a function that calls this into the page head.

<script>
function goBack()
  {
  window.history.back()
  }
</script>

Then use a hook function to add this to the product page:

<button onclick="goBack()">Go Back</button>

It’s fairly technical and not very usual, as people are already trained to use there browser back button. It also wouldn’t work if someone just landed directly on the product page, but unlike your browser the button wouldn’t fade out.

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#4790

Best to do with with a child theme.
You’re going to need to use a web-font generator. http://www.fontsquirrel.com/tools/webfont-generator

Then you will need to upload the fonts, import them with the css the generator gives you and add the css for that font to apply to your body font.

Make sense?

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#4758

So after doing some testing it seems the only why to show the product sku without a price is to make it a simple product. Leave the price empty like the external and hide the action button on the shop page.

As for adding “Price on Application” you can do it by adding a custom function to either the theme functions.php file or a child themes functions file:

add_filter('woocommerce_empty_price_html', 'custom_call_for_price');
 
function custom_call_for_price() {
     return 'Price on Application';
}

That code will check if the product has a price if it’s empty it will say call for pricing.

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#4740

You would need to code it into the header.php, preferably with a child theme, then add some css to make it the width of the page. You wanting to have this on all your pages? If so you can probably drop it right below the banner image call in the header.php file.

Ben

[carmen]

carmen

#4718

Yes I installed it but at first it didn’t work and the home page was totally blank. I had to delete all the theme and child theme files and woocommerce and re-install them again, and then it worked more or less.

The permalinks to the shop options are broken and give 404 error pages (even the new endpoints urls). I’ve tried to manually flush the permalinks several times but the web only works correctly if I set the url to default. I can’t find what is the problem here, any ideas?

thanks!

[susan]

susan

#4702

I am very happy with the premium version of Virtue that I am using however I see that there are updates available. I am worried that if I install updates I will lose my customizations.

I do know that I can copy the code in the “Custom CSS” box under Advanced Settings, but is there anything else I need to save/copy into an updated version of the site?

Should I install a “child theme” – if so will I mess up mt site by trying to install a child theme at this stage?

site: http://www.dantaylor.com

[susan]

susan

#4702

I am very happy with the premium version of Virtue that I am using however I see that there are updates available. I am worried that if I install updates I will lose my customizations.

I do know that I can copy the code in the “Custom CSS” box under Advanced Settings, but is there anything else I need to save/copy into an updated version of the site?

Should I install a “child theme” – if so will I mess up mt site by trying to install a child theme at this stage?

site: http://www.dantaylor.com

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#4672

A few notes to help keep support running smoothly.

1. Please create a new topic. Don’t post in someone else’s and don’t add new questions to your own topics. Just create a new topic.
2. Post a link to your site. (This helps so much, so when possible post it)
3. Make sure you have the latest version of the theme installed as well as the latest version of WordPress and your plugins.
4. If you are using a child theme make a note of what you’ve edited.

Thanks!

[Solace]

Solace

#4657

Hi Ben – yes, using a child theme – what do you suggest?

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#4644

I’ve been removing template files each updated, I’m narrowing it all down and adding some hooks to make it better for updates, at the moment I wouldn’t remove any of the template files, I will and as you update the theme they will lessen over time.

As for the cart widget, the theme doesn’t have the cart widget, so it’s not overriding that. I can’t duplicated the problem on my server so have you tried re-saving permalinks? Are you using a child theme?

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#4630

Here is your problem, you have this css in your child theme:

.page-id-8 .main.col-lg-9, .main.col-md-8 {
width: 95%;
}

so while the first line only effects one page the second effects all main.col-md-8 tags. so it should be

.page-id-8 .main.col-lg-9, .page-id-8 .main.col-md-8 {
width: 95%;
}

Ben