Isn’t there a way to put this custom code inside the functions.php?
Because editing the main theme files will cause issues on the next upgrade for sure.
Thank you for the snippet code you gave me. But the use of your plugin still gives me problems: I also tried via JQuery to remove the class “uk-panel” from the “dhwc-ajax-widget-attribute-filter” element, and add the class “widget”. But when I use the filter everything breaks again.
That’s why I immediatly asked for the refund, because I can’t use this plugin on the site I bought it for.
Hello,
we have already deactivated the plugin and we are using another one, because we are in a hurry to present the website to the client. That’s why we asked for the refund and went further.
If you want I could send you a copy of the theme pro to let you check in one of your wp test installations.
Hello,
it doesn’t work because:
• if you insert, in the widget position DHWC Ajax, more than 2 widgets and you use the position “above the product list”, just the first two stay inside the div with the class “toolbar__filter-widgets”, the others are insert in the html outside this div, and the divs with the class “toolbar__category-active” and “toolbar__filter-active” are insert before the footer. Moreover, every widget doesn’t have the class “widget” and the front-end grid doesn’t appear. Moreover again, the last widget you have inserted in the position DHWC Ajax shows up with checkboxes;
• if you use the position “offcanvas” you just see two widgets active, and the others have not been uploaded to HTML;
• if you use the filter anyway, and want to reset the search already done, when you clear everything, you are not redirected to the home of the products, but you are redirected to the category page.
If I switch to the Twenty Ninteen theme, everything is working well. So it’s a problem with my theme, the Yootheme Pro. But I can’t change the theme, I have already developed all the rest of the site, and it’s a huge work.
