I am using Elementor Pro and I would like create a 4 column page which pulls in the most recent post from 4 different categories.
I am using ACF to add custom fields to my posts.
When I create the page in Elementor and set up the four columns, I can add the desired dynamic content to the first column however the three other columns then pull from the same source.
I have spent hours trying to figure this out. Please help :)
In Woocommerce within the product edit screen, under variables, I currently have products which have up to 52 options, this is displayed over 4 pages, however I need to increase the number so that I can see all 52 in one page, as I need to move the variable order around but can't move from page to page
There is something in Woocommmerce telling it too only show 20 and pagination, so there must be a way to increase this number
I assume you want to change the number of variations shown per page in the edit screen.
Please add the following code in your functions.php
function update_variations_number(){
return 100; //change your desired number
}
add_filter('woocommerce_admin_meta_boxes_variations_per_page', 'update_variations_number');
You can also double click on the drag icon and manually set the order that way.
Good afternoon! There was a task to display only the last 2 tag this record, and only 2 of the first tag of this record. How to do it ? I would be very grateful, I put the picture of what I mean
I want to limit date of appearing new product badge, i mean for example after 10 days the "new" badge won't appear, how should I fix that or which code shall I edit?
Thank you in advanced!
this isn't a coding problem but I wanted to know the common name given to the a certain display technique for product search results.
I know you have "Grid" and "List" but this one is where you create 3 or 4 columns and populate them with different height result tiles. Etsy do it in their browse pages and eBay kind of does it on their 'Following' tab on their home page.
I'm thinking it's called 'Waterfall' but wasn't too sure.
It's called 'masonry' list items