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  • Anonymous
    #43637

    Here is a link: http://www.islainspired.co.uk/product/newborn/ your see when you choose the newborn categories on left nothing shows up ๐Ÿ™

    Thanks
    Aaron

    Trevor
    #43642

    Hi Aaron

    Ross has asked me to deal with this issue. What page is set as the shop page in WooCommerce? are you able to add items counts, and is auto count on?

    Anonymous
    #43644

    The shop page i have set to: http://www.islainspired.co.uk/gender ๐Ÿ™‚ because of the way it is setup ๐Ÿ™‚

    Thanks
    Aaron

    Anonymous
    #43646

    If i need to add code to this page i dont mine as long as it wont show the Gender Boy and Girl etc but only the results ๐Ÿ™‚ unless i setup a custom Page? i could send you the login so you can check on the setup :).

    Anonymous
    #43647

    Item count is now on ๐Ÿ™‚ if you see ๐Ÿ™‚

    Trevor
    #43649

    It might be the way Search & Filter Pro works with WooCommerce. It is designed to work with the page setting in Woocommerce that is set as the shop, and only that. It appears that this is not the way you have it set up?

    Anonymous
    #43651
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    Trevor
    #43672

    Why are there no products showing on the shop page?

    Anonymous
    #44224

    Hi Trevor,

    I have added .product-category {display:none} so the page Gender is the shop page, so makes it easier to have all the back to shop links go there etc.

    I had it setup and all it did was do opacity like another guy you was helping, so was wondering if his issue was resolved? and if so how was it fixed ๐Ÿ™‚

    Thanks
    Aaron

    Trevor
    #44226

    If I understand you correctly, the ajax send results in an opaque page but no results? If so, the results container name is wrong. The default is #main, which means that there would be a div like this in the HTML <div id="main" .....> that contains the results area, but NOT the search form. A period before the name denotes class instead, let us say that the area has this HTML <div class="content" .... > then the result container is .results

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