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  • #23260

    Anonymous
    Inactive

    My issue is very small.

    It is the add to cart buttons …

    On the woocommerce archive pages it loads perfectly with the CSS I use. I am using the same exact template for S&F results as the template for my Woocommerce product results.

    So I don’t understand why I need the CSS on the woo search results page, but when I disable the CSS on the S&F results page the add to cart buttons are laid out properly …

    How can I remove the CSS I have for the add to cart buttons only on the S&F page and why is this needed?

    The CSS is

    a.button.add_to_cart_button.product_type_simple {
    margin: 0px 0px -22px -16px !important;
    }

    Thanks for all of your help!

    John

    #23226

    Ross
    Keymaster

    Hi guys

    @dana – perhaps its best I send you the Beta? Its designed to make woocommerce integration a lot easier.

    @john, if you see the first link I sent you – it has an example how to add classes to the body tags for S&F pages (in the link I sent you we were adding woocommerce classes to the page – but you can add any class you want),

    Thanks

    #23201

    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I need to be able to place the search fields on the Home page of my site.

    The results page needs to be a WooCommerce product archive page so things like “Showing 1 – 35 of 55” and the “Sort by” dropdown are showing.

    Also, the WooCommerce filtering widgets do not show on any page except for the “product/category” pages. So the results page needs to be one that shows the WooCommerce filtering widgets.

    The Free version returned results on a WooCommerce page that had all those things. The Problem with the Free version is that it can’t limit the categories it searches/shows.

    I tried John’s solution by using the “taxonomy_archive_cat.php” file but it didn’t return the needed page. It was close, but lacked the WooCommerce Filter Widgets, Sort By, and the Showing number of products parts. So it was close, but no cigar.

    #23200

    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Thanks for the info Ross.

    What I ended up doing was taking the taxonomy archive cat.php file from Woocommerce and copying and pasting it into my theme.

    Then I told S&F to use that template file and it now works and returns results exactly like my Woocommerce site.

    My question now is how can I make specific CSS changes to the S&F page specifically without effecting any other Woocommerce CSS on my site? I noticed that in my breadcrumbs on the S&F results pages that it says “Blog” does S&F use the blog page to return search results? I am kind of confused about that and would like to make a few tweaks on CSS only on the results page, can you tell me how to do that?

    Thanks so much for your quick support, I really like the plugin thus far.

    John

    #23188

    Ross
    Keymaster

    Hi both

    So to explain the difference between free & pro see here:

    https://support.searchandfilter.com/forums/topic/free-version-working-better-than-pro/#post-22633

    Hopefully you’ll understand why things are different and how they work.

    Just so you know, S&F 2.0 now works directly on your woocommerce shop page – which makes life a lot easier – I can send you both the beta?

    @john – I don’t think this is an issue with this plugin – its the nature of ajax – when you load a page, you get the classes etc are on the current page. Performing an ajax request only replaces content – not CSS on the body of the page – which is what you need – so you either need to add the woocommerce classes to the S&F page or you need to add them with ajax.

    Either way you are able to do this with WP: https://support.searchandfilter.com/forums/topic/woocommerce-integration/#post-9931

    and for a JS hook head here: http://www.designsandcode.com/wordpress-plugins/search-filter-pro/faqs/

    So you both know (there is a notice at the top of this page), there is limited support (I’m away) for the next week – but I’ll check back here if you want the betas.

    Thanks

    #23139

    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I have the same issue.

    I am able to use custom.css for my power search form layout no problem. but when I do a search, the Woocommerce layout that is returned appears to not contain the CSS from my normal woocommerce pages.

    How do we go about adding css to the woo products that are returned in search results?

    If I can fix this I will be keeping the plugin, if I can’t fix this I will need to ask for a refund.

    Thank you!

    #23075

    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I can’t get the search results page to look like the WooCommerce Product archive page.

    The Search results page looks like the Blog archive page.

    This worked better in the free version. At least then I got a results page that looked like the WooCommerce archive page.

    $20 spent and it seems to be worse.

    #23008

    In reply to: I need a Refund


    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I was looking for a filter that should work for my woocommerce website.

    I need a price range slider, Category Checkbox, Product Brand Checkbox and a product Tag checkbox in my filter.

    What I found in your filter is you do not have filter for category specific adoption, that means if my user comes one some category then he/she should be able to select one category or multiple categories at a time and then one products might have multiple brands or tags so the user should be able to perform multiple selection with specific categories.

    Also the filter should be adoptive that means if a user selects a parent category then he should have only sub categories visible of that parent category in it’s sidebar.

    For a perfect example I am looking for a filter like one that you can try on following URL:

    http://www.darveys.com/men/clothing.html

    #23006

    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I just discovered that I need to use the taxonomies filter to get the woocommerce categories. That information is rather hidden. Perhaps that should be a line in the documentation somehwere. Nice work on this plugin!


    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I installed the free version and woocommerce product_cat works great for filtering product categories. But I needed Ajax and sorting by Author so I bought the pro version and now it won’t sort by Product Categories. I tried including the category numbers to the Product Categories field in the Tags, Categories & Taxonomies Tab. I believe I have everything set up correctly. Other filters are working fine. When I go back to the free version it will sort by product category. Please help.

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