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[Kai]

Kai

#186742

Hi there ~

On my shop and archive pages I would like the “add to cart” button replaced with a “view details” button that links to the single product page for each product.

The closest I’ve come to making it work is with this code I found.
I put this in my child theme functions.php file.

add_filter( 'woocommerce_loop_add_to_cart_link', 'replacing_add_to_cart_button', 10, 2 );
function replacing_add_to_cart_button( $button, $product ) {
$button_text = __("View product", "woocommerce");
$button = '<a class="button" href="' . $product->get_permalink() . '">' . $button_text . '</a>';

return $button;
}

The code created buttons with a link to the single product page for each product, but it takes away all the pretty styling and animation that comes with the virtue theme.

Any guidance on how to make this work while keeping the original styling?

Website

Thank you!

[Kai]

Kai

#186742

Hi there ~

On my shop and archive pages I would like the “add to cart” button replaced with a “view details” button that links to the single product page for each product.

The closest I’ve come to making it work is with this code I found.
I put this in my child theme functions.php file.

add_filter( 'woocommerce_loop_add_to_cart_link', 'replacing_add_to_cart_button', 10, 2 );
function replacing_add_to_cart_button( $button, $product ) {
$button_text = __("View product", "woocommerce");
$button = '<a class="button" href="' . $product->get_permalink() . '">' . $button_text . '</a>';

return $button;
}

The code created buttons with a link to the single product page for each product, but it takes away all the pretty styling and animation that comes with the virtue theme.

Any guidance on how to make this work while keeping the original styling?

Website

Thank you!

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#186733

Hey,
There is no reason not to set a static homepage if you’re not using the “page content” to output blog posts. (which you aren’t based on the site). You don’t even need to change anything, just create a new blank page, call it whatever you like and set that as your static home page.

Nothing will change on the front end.

Ben

[Daniel]

Daniel

#186730

Hi,

Is there a tutorial somewhere or can someone help me with making pictures under the slider similar to how they are in site style 3.
*Login to see link

I am specifically referring to the Pack Sale, New Arrival, and Travel Blog pictures with the orange overlay when hovered on

Thanks

[Daniel]

Daniel

#186730

Hi,

Is there a tutorial somewhere or can someone help me with making pictures under the slider similar to how they are in site style 3.
*Login to see link

I am specifically referring to the Pack Sale, New Arrival, and Travel Blog pictures with the orange overlay when hovered on

Thanks

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#186687

** There are X# JavaScript files served from (domain name). They should be combined into as few files as possible.

If you want you can use a plugin to make all your scripts one file This doesn’t always lead to a faster site. It comes done to which plugin your using for minifying and what settings they have as options.

But in general, leaving on auto is w3 total cache is going to get you a great result with the best compatibility. And you always want to focus on load time, not the score.

If you wanted you can manually set up your minify and use one file in w3 total cache but you really need to test everything for compatibility.

** Remove Query Strings from static resources

I suggest ignoring this because the query strings don’t change if hte files are the same so browser cache will cache those scripts and that is what you want. The benefit is that when you update those scripts (theme or plugin update) then the query will change telling the browser to recache and that will prevent broken pages. So you want to cache but you don’t want to be out of control so that customers are seeing your site and it’s broken because their browser cache is loading old scripts. Query strings are good as long as they are based on the version of the script which they are.

Does that make sense?

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#186672

If you would like you can post a login to your site where the Kadence slider is not showing I can take a look.

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#186663

Hey!
A. nope, jquery is part of WordPress core so it is only accessing files that are on your server.
B. nope, the theme doesn’t use cookies. Any data the theme interacts with is data you as the site owner input. The only exceptions are the contact form and testimonial form. The contact form simply emails that data to the email provided and the testimonial form only makes a post in your site database.
C. No other data is stored or even gathered.

Ben

[barnladybuilder]

barnladybuilder

#186658

Yes, it’s in the Header Output. Here’s a copy of what’s all in there –

<meta name=”p:domain_verify” content=”c94785bc9ccf918df47bc64bab191584″/>

<meta name=”google-site-verification” content=”05LYVGT80pFyASib8qCJ7OXaU_uJ12C9iuhAqY0pUxc” />

<meta property=”og:title” content=”Title of your Article”/>
<meta property=”og:description” content=”Description of what your article” />
<meta property=”og:type” content=”article” />

Deb
barnladybuilder.com

[Mark]

Mark

#186656

Hey guys!

I just noticed that when viewing the site plintzrealestate.com the text is a little bit jagged within content and titles, it is particularly noticeable via mobile if you look closely. I compared to the Kadence site but the issue is not present.

Any input would be greatly appreciated!!

Cheers and thank you in advance,

Mark

[Mark]

Mark

#186656

Hey guys!

I just noticed that when viewing the site plintzrealestate.com the text is a little bit jagged within content and titles, it is particularly noticeable via mobile if you look closely. I compared to the Kadence site but the issue is not present.

Any input would be greatly appreciated!!

Cheers and thank you in advance,

Mark

[Kevin]

Kevin

#186655

Based on the rest of your test results, I would say this is likely nothing to be concerned about. Your site is performing pretty well. I’d read through this post just to see if there are any other improvements you can make for site speed:
https://www.kadencewp.com/need-for-speed/

Ben will have more input when he’s available, but for now I wouldn’t be too concerned.

-Kevin

[Kevin]

Kevin

#186647

Hey Jim,

Can you please share a link to your site so that I can see the test results?

Thanks,
Kevin

[Hannah]

Hannah

#186641

Hi John,
What problems are you encountering? I’m not very familiar with boldgrid, but I haven’t heard of others experiencing problems with it. Have you tried using page builder by siteorigin? I know that thousands are using that plugin with Kadence themes and are having no issues.

Hannah

[caitlinhorigan]

caitlinhorigan

#186633

Im having this issue again on the same website. I’ve just updated the API key but still no map on the contact page. The map in the footer is working however. Also, on the contact page some of the icons are not showing up. Not sure what I am missing there.

[andrea.juelich]

andrea.juelich

#186631

Hey guys,

you might have heard that a new version of the European Data Law will come into effect in May. The new rules are a pain for all website owners, not only store owners, since even the most simple things like blog comments or Google fonts need to be changed in order for you to be allowed to use them. So I was wondering if you could let me know if

a) Virtue makes any requests to other sources(besides Google fonts), like jquery or other scripts etc
b) if any data is stored anywhere (besides normal WP stuff like cookies)
c) in the contact form, if any data other then the ones the user is putting in is stored(like IP address)

Thanks!

[andrea.juelich]

andrea.juelich

#186631

Hey guys,

you might have heard that a new version of the European Data Law will come into effect in May. The new rules are a pain for all website owners, not only store owners, since even the most simple things like blog comments or Google fonts need to be changed in order for you to be allowed to use them. So I was wondering if you could let me know if

a) Virtue makes any requests to other sources(besides Google fonts), like jquery or other scripts etc
b) if any data is stored anywhere (besides normal WP stuff like cookies)
c) in the contact form, if any data other then the ones the user is putting in is stored(like IP address)

Thanks!

[Jim]

Jim

#186623

Hi:
I am a bit confused with respect to speeding up performance of web sites.

I have several sites using Virtue Bold and after running the test on Pingdom, I seem to consistently get the following recommendations:

** There are X# JavaScript files served from (domain name). They should be combined into as few files as possible.

** Remove Query Strings from static resources … Resources with a “?” in the URL are not cached by some proxy caching servers. Remove the query string and encode the parameters into the URL for the following resources:

Searching the support forums I see some discussion about “Remove Query Strings” and I think Ben has said to basically forget about this as the information/data must stay where it is. Do I have this right?

If this is correct, then are these types of messages a form of false-positive?

Any suggestions you folks may have to speed up sites (other than image size) is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Jim

[Jim]

Jim

#186623

Hi:
I am a bit confused with respect to speeding up performance of web sites.

I have several sites using Virtue Bold and after running the test on Pingdom, I seem to consistently get the following recommendations:

** There are X# JavaScript files served from (domain name). They should be combined into as few files as possible.

** Remove Query Strings from static resources … Resources with a “?” in the URL are not cached by some proxy caching servers. Remove the query string and encode the parameters into the URL for the following resources:

Searching the support forums I see some discussion about “Remove Query Strings” and I think Ben has said to basically forget about this as the information/data must stay where it is. Do I have this right?

If this is correct, then are these types of messages a form of false-positive?

Any suggestions you folks may have to speed up sites (other than image size) is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Jim

[Diana]

Diana

#186618

I’d like to add a “subscribe” button under my main navigation menu row. Currently, my subscribe button is under my header image. Could you please provide a basic custom CSS code to add so I can move my current subscribe code, right aligned to a new row under the “About” link in my navigation menu?

Here’s my site:
*Login to see link e/

Thank you!
Diana

[Diana]

Diana

#186618

I’d like to add a “subscribe” button under my main navigation menu row. Currently, my subscribe button is under my header image. Could you please provide a basic custom CSS code to add so I can move my current subscribe code, right aligned to a new row under the “About” link in my navigation menu?

Here’s my site:
*Login to see link e/

Thank you!
Diana

[Angelo]

Angelo

#186598

Hi Ben,

You are right, my CSS knowledge is basic and when I studied it maybe I misunderstood the use of floats and didn’t learn at the time how to clear it because I never found such a clear rule in the course I read from Mozilla foundation and other.
I supposed it was to force a block in a position and maybe I wrongly used it. These rules are very old set and are shared in all my websites, so it astonished me that never I got such a problem.
Does the clear is a pretty new rule?
How do I align a block element to right or left? Because that’s the reason I wrote this rule according with some issue maybe I got in small screen. But it was at least 5 years ago.
Did you make a test temporarily removing this float rule?

Thanks
Angelo

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#186597

Your issue is actually just css. You are adding this:

.infonotex {
    display: block !important;
    float: left !important;
    width: 100% !important;
    padding: 00px 30px 10px 25px !important;
}

Which floats the content but never clears it.

And this:

.mypad2 {
    width: 100% !important;
    float: left;
    padding: 10px 30px 10px 5px !important;
}

Which also floats the content and never clears it.

Which leads me to believe your misunderstanding the purpose of floats. or not understand how you have to clear them in your html else the next element (which in this case is your social links) will sit on top of them because the floats were not cleared.

Since I don’t see any reason you would be adding the floats to begin with I simply suggest you just remove that from your css.

So change the two mention css you added to be this:

.infonotex {
    display: block !important;
    width: 100% !important;
    padding: 00px 30px 10px 25px !important;
}
.mypad2 {
    width: 100% !important;
    padding: 10px 30px 10px 5px !important;
}

I suggest you also read up on how floats work as they can be confusing if you’re not used to using them and it’s a really important thing to understand if you’re going to write css and apply that to your site.

Good Luck!

Ben

[Angelo]

Angelo

#186580

Hi Ben,

Recently, I discovered that links inside all my pages body are not working as you can see here clicking on Back to map or the client’s website link *Login to see link

Please, review it and tell me what happen because in this page links work *Login to see link so isn’t a plugin problem. But you are the master in development not me.

Thanks
Angelo

[Angelo]

Angelo

#186580

Hi Ben,

Recently, I discovered that links inside all my pages body are not working as you can see here clicking on Back to map or the client’s website link *Login to see link

Please, review it and tell me what happen because in this page links work *Login to see link so isn’t a plugin problem. But you are the master in development not me.

Thanks
Angelo

[lee]

lee

#186579

sorry for bad spelling

its late…

im trying to build in xampp so no link possible, to update live site and make a perfect site…:)

[Joerg]

Joerg

#186530

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