Hi, thank you for your offer!
Maybe it is too difficult, I would completely understand. But would it be possible to tell me in what php-files I need to edit something? I am not a WP-guru, but I did a lot of programming in other areas, so I understand code. I think it could be accomplished when setting the default template to use. If there are query-vars, then use default woo template, if there aren’t query-vars then use dhvc-template.
Thanks,
Koen.
Hi, this was not the actual problem I was talking about.
2 main questions:
1.
Is it possible to somehow use the default woocommerce product category page when using filters? Maybe hook in the code and when the main category page is asked show the custom page made by your plugin, if there are filters involved switcht to the default woocommerce product category page?
2.
The masonry style from your plugin is causing an animation when loading the page. I want to get rid of that animation. Is that possible?
Hi, thank you very much. But this way I can’t get the looks of my actual theme. What bothers me the most is, when using the masonry style, I get this animation, where the page is loaded and then all products are animating in place. Can I get rid of this, maybe then I can accomplish a sufficient look through css.
Or is it possible to override any styling of your plugin and just show the products as they are shown on a default product category page?
Thanks you for your quick support!
I have yet encountered another problem and I don’t know if this is intended behavior and if you can do something about it perhaps.
I made a custom page with your plugin for a product category. Works fine. I always had the option to filter products on certain product attributes. This does not work anymore when I am in the category where I am using this custom page.
For instance:
product category: /printable-maps-us-states/
filtered on map style the url would be: /printable-maps-us-states/?filter_map-style=46
This would give me all products from that category that are part of the product attribute map style with id 46. And now, with your plugin active it simply redirects to the custom page I had created for the category ‘printable-maps-us-states’.
