I am the volunteer webmaster for a high school boosters club.
I have only about 10 products - 4 memberships and a number of "donate buttons".
On my shop page I have my memberships showing fine. The donate buttons are hidden from the shop page using the Catalog visibility option set to "search".
I want a page that just lists all of the donation buttons and I would think that the short code [product_category category="donations"] would do that even with the catalog visibility set to search.
Question: Is there any way to make that work?
I found a way to make this work but changing my "store" page to a different page. I then created two new pages "memberships" and "donations" and put the short code on each page to display the products I want to show. The store page isn't visible on the menu, so this works well for me
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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.
Some of product posts on my friends shop page based on WooCommerce are only visible as search results in google - they somehow are not present neither on shop page, nor could be searched for using search form.
Using flatsome child theme, haven't noticed any strange differences in product posts in wp-admin, any idea what's wrong?
Product not displaying in search form nor shop page:
Product displaying OK:
Any ideas what might be causing one of those not display on shop's page itself, but being present in google results (products page exists, it somehow is not seen by loop)?
I need same like this website https://gopupsocks.com/product/custom-breast-cancer-fighter-socks/
How can I do it product page and cart page?
You can Google Shopify Documentation for two easy recipes to follow:
Line Item Properties (for the product pages)
Cart Notes and Attributes (for cart page and/or other places)
In both cases, you can use those to store any extra information you may want
Note that due to a quirk in Shopify, you won't have a cart to work with until the customer plays with the cart, or you use code to add/delete and item in the cart without them knowing. So be careful when trying the cart attributes out on the front page.
I am very new here and hope I am going about this write. I searched topics but could not find one specifically about this.
I can't give a link to this because the site is in maintenance mode so I am going to try to explain it the best I can.
I have WooCommerce Product Category Widget setup as a sidebar navigation for a complex category setup.
I have:
Show hierarchy Only show children of the current category
Both checked on.
This works great when people are navigating the categories. But, as soon as they click on a product and it goes to a product page, the hierarchy closes in the sidebar. I'd like to still see those subcategories open while on the product page.
I can't turn off the Children option because, while it's a partial solution, the the entire complex tree is showing at all times and it's just way too big.
Is there some method to keep that hierarchy open once you go to a product page?
Thanks for any info.
I have categories set up in WP eCommerce and I also have product tags set up as well. But let's say I'm in the t-shirt category then I click the product tag "blue". I would like it to stay within the t-shirt category instead of showing all products in the whole store. Is this achievable?
I solved this creating separate custom navs out of the product tags then using isotope to handle the filtering of products. It was actually easier than I thought. Just figured I would post my resolution just incase someone ran across this question.