No, I just couldn't find this anywhere else. (everything but)
Does anyone know how to (without using an iFrame) insert a full woocommerce single product page within another page (so it appears in it's entirety).
What I'm looking for is a way to create a new page, type some content (for example, a headline) implement some code (shortcode etc) and have the full woocommerce simple product page of my choice appear in its entirety at that point, allowing me to continue to add content thereafter.
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On my website, I have different pages that can be accessed through the navigation bar at the top of the website(Like every other website), on the pages TX-21, TX-20, and TX-10. I want to show 1 product on each page.
I have tried working with the permalinks, but I can't seem to find a solution through this, because the only possibility is to make a "shop" page, which is what I want to avoid in a sense.
I also can't make one of the three pages my "shop" page, because then all of the products will be displayed on that page.
Many solutions are possible here,
The easy way to do it :
When you create a product on Woocommerce, a single page for the product is automatically created. So you can just go to appearance -> menus and select your product by choosing "product" on the left side. it will create a new menu element and linked to your single product page.
Also, if you to customize every product page as you want, the best way is to create 3 page " TX-21, TX-20, TX-10" and query what you want inside all of them by using a template-file.
I have a question, but the problem is, I can't show the page right now, because it's only on my local server. I will try to explain it as good as possible.
I've got a view that makes my frontpage have the full content of my nodes. So you see a node(in this case an embeded youtube link). You can then go to the next node via "next" or to the previous one via "previous", etc. The problem I have and I don't know how to fix is:
I got a gallery below(another view), of all my nodes, so you can either click through the prev and next buttons, or click on one of the pictures in the "gallery". But when i click on the galery, it goes to the node links so lets say "site.com/node/44".
Is there a way I can go to the node/44 page and still be able to click prev and next? And moreover, can I use the Slideshow plugin by views with changing links? Because it's just says "#" in the url... Like it does with the main content when i click "prev" and "next"?
I hope you can understand what this is about :-). If not, please feel free to ask for further information.
So your explanation is a little "garbly" so here's my somewhat 'not-so-garbly' response:
Sounds like your understanding of views is a little low. Make sure you're Displaying fields in your view and not just full nodes or teasers.
Next, if your desire is to show the gallery on all the nodes of the same type, you can so by creating a block display in views and configuring that block to show up ONLY on the node type you desire.
It gets complicated when you (which appears to be your desire) want the view to start from the last point you were viewing. This will require rewriting the field (this is available via the field configure form) which contains the image. You'll have to add a parameter (probably the current nid) which can be added, hidden, then accessed as a token via the Views Fields interface as well.
I don't remember exactly how to get the view to display the current (or next) slide by default once it's clicked.. but this is probably how I'd do it:
pick up that parameter in JS / JQ and use it to find the slide you want to display... then fire the JS function needed to display the desired slide.
Is there anywhere online where one can find how to create custom blocks in the same way we can create custom content types in Wordpress. The desired result is to add a block that will allow the user to add/edit custom fields like client name, portfolio description, portfolio thumbnail.
I've created a free tool called "Designer Content" that lets you easily generate these custom blocks:
http://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/addons/designer-content
That being said, it is important to understand this key concept: In Concrete5, everything revolves around PAGES. In general, you want to try to establish an architecture where each piece of data is represented on its own page (a "details" page, which would roughly equate to a single blog post in Wordpress). Then you use the Page List block (usually creating a custom template for it to modify its look) to list out titles, links, and excerpts/photos from each of those "details" pages on a top-level "index" page (roughly equivalant to the home page or category archive in Wordpress).
For example, if you're building a portfolio site, you might want one top-level "Portfolio" page that shows a thumbnail and title of each piece, then a "Portfolio Item Detail" page type that contains one piece per page -- each living underneath the top-level "portfolio" index page.
The benefits of this approach are C5 gives you out-of-the-box tools to manage your "data" (pages) in this way -- users can add, edit, delete, and rearrange the pages via the "Sitemap" in the dashboard. Site search works without any modification -- each page (i.e. portfolio piece) will be its own search result with a link to a specific page. Also you then have more fine-grained control over access permissions if you ever decide to restrict access to only certain groups of people (registered users, etc.).
If you take this approach, you might find the "Page List Teasers" addon helpful (it will let the Page List block -- which you're using for your top-level "index" page -- to show actual content excepts from the pages instead of just a separate "description" field):
http://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/addons/page-list-teasers
Or if you want to dive deeper and customize the page list template even more, I have a starting template with a ton of code comments in it explaining how to do different things here:
https://github.com/jordanlev/c5_clean_block_templates/blob/master/page_list/view.php
But... if you're only talking about small amounts of information and you think a separate page for each one is overkill, then the Designer Content approach I linked to first will work just fine.
You can find a HOW-TO on creating new blocks written by Franz Maruna on the concrete5 website.
Here is the link: Creating a New Block Type
There is also a simple block you can download and install to help you follow the developer tutorials. You can find that here: Simple block template
Is it possible to elegantly do this? The idea is, a node of content type "project" has a lot of fields, its url is something like node/5. I want to show some of the fields on that page, and others on node/5/extra, kind of an "extended" page that the user only loads if he is interested in that content (lots of images, in my case, that would slow down the main node page considerably).
I tried the Display suite module, unsuccessfully (it seems it's not really meant for doing what I want). I also saw this blog post, which explains how to add a custom display mode to a content type (other than the Default and Teaser ones that come by default), but I can't get it to work the way I want to either.
I guess you could create a view having the node ID as a default argument from URL. Then you can choose which fields to show or hide
How can I embed a node on the front page in Drupal 6. The node basically has the image upload field along with title and description. I want it to some how appear on the homepage alongwith a "views" which shows the uploaded images at the bottom.
What I want is to give the users an ability to create content which is right now available at .../node/photo/add. I want to somehow show this box which lets one create content i.e. upload photo with title and description on the homepage.
It's basically just an attempt at creating something like imageshack as an experiment.
I am pretty n00b when it comes to drupal so please be more descriptive.
Jukebox's solution works as a point-and-click method. If you want to do it with code, it's more like this:
create a glue module Handbook | Example Blog Post
turn it on in admin/build/modules
create a menu item using hook_menu() that will become the page
embed the node with node_view()
embed the view (blog post)
in admin/settings/site-information set your page to the
You can use the Node Blocks module to, well, turn your node into a block. This means that you can go to the /admin/build/block page and place your node in a particular region.
After installing the module, edit the Content Type of the node you want to turn into a block. Under Workflow Settings, Available As Block, choose Enable.
Now you can go to /admin/build/block and you can see some new blocks. Just choose the one you want and place it in the region of your choice. You can also configure that block's visibility settings from there as well.
If your planning on having a more complicated home page at any point in the future I'd highly recommend using Panels to do this. It will allow you to arrange your front page with views and nodes in a grid method.