does any one know how to createa search panel similar to the "quick find" bar on this site?
http://www.thebedandbreakfastclub.co.uk
I've been trying to find a plugin or tutorial but have had no luck at all. I'm looking for some thing that filters child categories according the the parent category the user has clicked on.
Please could some one point me in the right direction.
Thanks very much
Danny
Look at the page source; that's not a Wordpress site, though you can see some of the Javascript involved with the search bar. Have you searched for plugins? WordPress › WordPress Plugins or asked in the WordPRess forums? There are ways to implement a search like that in WordPress.
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I have done a tutorial about writing WordPress plugins but this tutorial was bad. The teacher said about creating widgets and shortcodes (adding an option to that) but a lot of plugins can display it's options in other places. For example - the Yoast plugin can display it's an option on the page to create a new page. I don't know even how to find information about that. Could you give me a link or said me how can I find that?
Hoping someone can be able to assist. So I am working on a Wordpress site that has woocommerce, my concern is that the shop page uses its own theme, and I want it to be all the same (hope I am making sense) for an example my shop page header (including menu responsiveness) is completely different to the rest of the site. How can I fix this? I am not really good at coding hoping someone will be able to provide a more understandable solution. Thanks
You can customize Woocommerce shop page by editing Woocommerce shop page template as described on the below articles.
https://www.woothemes.com/2014/08/five-quick-woocommerce-customization-tips/
https://docs.woothemes.com/document/template-structure/
https://github.com/woothemes/woocommerce/tree/2.5.0/templates
Easy way to solve the issue with its document.
https://wpastra.com/elementor-woocommerce-theme/
I'm trying to edit the checkout page of woocommerce. the place where it says in this link, new user/registered user. Instead of the text i would like to have button placed to perform the same action. I'm a noob and trying to develop something on my own and learn. Its a woocommerce platform and have created the child theme as well. Any help with the answers, code and suggestions will be much appreciated.
http://www.chocozonia.com/checkout/
user3079582 since you say you are only just beginning to learn WooCommerce, StackOverflow is not the best place to start. You'll find much more useful material for beginners in Woo Docs
About your question, I don't see new user/registered user anywhere on the page that you gave the link for. In any case, if you are interested to change any part of a WooCommerce page, you should look at the WooCommerce Template Structure Documentation
I am having some problems structuring a Wordpress Website.
Basically this website will have the following pages:
Home
Portfolio
News
Contact
The home will be designed by the index.php, that is no problem. In this page I will show some of the posts that should be in the News and some that should appear in Portfolio.
The pages Portfolio and News should present a list of posts that match this category.
Contact is a normal static page.
My idea was to create a static page for portfolio and for news and to change its theme so I get a list of posts matching this category and handle it. But I found out that this does not work as I thought because pages are not meant to this. For this reason some functions (as the_content) do not work. So I found about Category Templates, which seem exactly what I want.
But now my problem is: my menu is being built automatically and I find it nice. Using the category page template would cause me to need to build it manually, which looks like (for a newbie) a bad smell, once it can be built automatically.
Is the approach with Home->index.php, news and portfolio -> category template and contact -> static page a nice approach?
How would I build the menu in a elegant way with this approach?
Thanks!
Oscar
I don't think your approach was the best, I would have used page templates to pull the different layout/type of pages and use the front-page.php to create the homepage.
But every dev has his own way, I guess.
I think you can easily solve your problem building the menu with the built-in menu builder of wordpress. You can go in Appearance > Menu if your theme is compatible with that.
Check further documentation here
hope it helps!
cheers
In wordpress you can add static page or categories or any other pages to wordpress menu. For creating menu in wordpress see this links.
creating menu
I have to make a new website with an advanced search form in php, but I don't know how to find it. An example: http://www.neckermann.be (like the box in the middle).
Is there some kind of a plugin in wordpress?
You could try this plugin Travel Search