Editing widgets - by postredenata - on WordPress WooCommerce support

This topic has 2 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 8 years, 5 months ago ago by Jack Richardson

  • Avatar: postredenata
    postredenata
    Participant
    November 16, 2015 at 00:09

    Sorry, First I don’t understand how to edit widget areas. I’ve read your documentation but its not clear or explanatory. If I go to widgets they don’t appear to be clickable or editable. Do I have to edit the actual code in the editor section in footer.php? All I want is to have my own titles and links in the footer section. Also, how do I enter the target URL for each link?
    2. I want to remove the custom HTML tabs from all product pages, how can I do that?
    3. I want to remove the “return to previous page” showing under my nav menu, specially on the home page, how can I do that?
    4. Where d I add the target URLs for the Site Map Search Terms Advanced Search Contact Us section?
    5. Do I need to create a child them for this and how do I do that? I would normally do it in my cpanel, but this time its just the wordpress backstage…
    Thanks for all your help, My login details are:
    Username: hampernata
    P

    Please, contact administrator
    for this information.
    1 Answer
    Avatar: Jack Richardson
    Jack Richardson
    Support staff
    November 16, 2015 at 08:39

    Hello,

    1. You have to recreate footer with your own content. You need add Text widget area into “The First Footer Widget Area” in Appearance > Widgets and write your content. The same is for other footer widgets.

    2. Go to Blanco – Theme Settings > Single Product Page box and remove the content for “Custom Tab Title” field.

    3. Add this code in custom.css file:

    .back-to {
        display: none;
    }

    To create custom.css you need rename default.custom.css to custom.css in wp-content/themes/blanco directory via FTP and enable it in Blanco – Theme Settings, tick “Enable Custom CSS file”.

    4. You need create your own footer as I described in the point 1.

    5. You don’t need to create child theme to have footer.

    Best regards,
    Jack Richardson.

  • Viewing 2 results - 1 through 2 (of 2 total)

You must be logged in to reply to this topic.Log in/Sign up

We're using our own and third-party cookies to improve your experience and our website. Keep on browsing to accept our cookie policy.