I tried to change Worpdress theme files. (page.php, style.css)
But changes seem not to affect actual website pages.
I have these plugins installed:
- WooCommerce
- Additional Variation Images Gallery for WooCommerce
- WooCommerce AJAX Products Filter
- XforWooCommerce
Can it be related to some kind of cache?
I tried to clear the cache using the plugin but it didn't help
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I have updated woocommerce from version 2.6.8 to latest version 3.3.3. I have so many customization in woocommerce folder that are integrated with theme. But after I update the woocommerce the files is not working.
I have already latest version of wordpress 4.9.4
You need to change original theme woocommerce folder in your current theme folder than recheck your customized code and than check those files in woocommerce template folder, and also check your code and compare with woocommerce template.
I don't know how much you customize in how many files you customize, so i can not say properly that what code you should change.
Thanks
I use a Wordpress theme that I have customised a lot.
If I update Wordpress or the theme that I'm using, will it overwrite the code I customised in the theme or Wordpress system?
Or can I just update everything.
Same with Wordpress plug-ins: I've written some extra code in the Woocommerce's cart script. If I update WooCommerce, will it be lost or overwritten?
Yes if you update the plugins and themes, those will be overwritten and you will lose the changes you made.
I am using the FishPig extension to integrate WordPress to Magento website. All is working fine, except that I cannot make the WordPress plugins to work.
Is this possible to run WordPress plugins in Magento through the above mentioned extension?
If not how can I show the posts of specific category on the page with all the options of WordPress like excerpt etc?
When integrated into Magento, the WordPress code is not loaded. Instead, data is retrieved directly from the WordPress database and displayed via Magento models, blocks, controllers etc. This means that any plugin installed in WordPress that usually runs on the front end of your blog will be not loaded when displaying the blog on the frontend, which means that any shortcodes or widgets offered by this plugin will not work.
To get these plugins to work, an extra Magento extension is required to add support for it. As there are thousands of WordPress plugins, it is not possible for me to add support for all of them. I have therefore tried to add support to the more popular plugins as part of the free extension and the more difficult plugins, via add-on Magento WordPress extensions.
That being said, the Category Posts plugin for WordPress is supported by the extension and should work without any add-on extensions.
I recommend upgrading Magento WordPress Integration to the latest version, ensuring that you have the Twenty Twelve theme installed and you are using the correct Category Posts plugin for WordPress.
This seems to be an answer,
How to add a php file to wordpress theme addition of standard files?
Yet the template option is missing in my WordPress 3.5.1
How to do the same thing now with this currently the latest version of WordPress.
Or could it not be related to the WordPress version and actually has to do with a default setting of the theme not allowing for template choosing? Where could I look up for that in the theme configuration.
WordPress documentation didn't remove the Templates as part of the page attributes
http://en.support.wordpress.com/pages/page-attributes/
So it could be related to the theme's options of not allowing for template choosing, would need to override that setting then maybe but don't know it's location now.
This is nothing to do with Wordpress 3.5.1, the problem must be in your theme. Your current theme probably just doesn't have any additional templates you can use; try some others (like the default theme that came with your Wordpress installation, which is probably TwentyTwelve if you're running 3.5.1) and seeing if the template menu appears.
Those templates are for (Wordpress terminology) pages, not posts. Posts do not have the "Page attributes" box, only pages.
This plugin appears to expand that functionality to posts.
In Magento admin section, When I am trying relate the products with the wordpress posts, the frontend page is shown instead of the gridview with the wordpress posts, I'm using the full integration and database separated.
Any ideas?
I had the same issue. It was caused by having Wordpress and Magento in two separated databases. I fixed it by re-installing Wordpress in the same database as Magento and then re-installing the extension. (Be aware that you have to change the extension settings after that.)