Final question 😉
I’ve uploaded Trajan Pro Regular us standard font type throughout my website.
How do I address this font type in a custom css (using font family). Does the Xstore theme provide a facetype id? Right now, I’m using @font-face but it doesn’t seem as clean, especially considering I’ve already uploaded the font using Xstore default option

Hi Rose,

thanks for the info, very helpful!

Could you also help me identify the class names/id for the following texts? I need to change the styles but can’t find the correct classes:

-Product title on single product page
-Short description text on single product page
-Text links on single product page (I’ve managed to change it through the ‘a’ element as well as ‘.content a’ element; both had undesirable effects, respectively changing the main menu item links and the text links under the products on a category page. I need to be able to change the text links in text blocks only!
-Related Products title on single products page
-Tab headings/titles (“Maatvoering”, “Materiaal & Verzorging”, etc)

Cheers!

Really??
“Don’t do that anymore” ????

I wasn’t expecting such an answer. Up until now I’ve been really impressed with Xstore’s support. It’s not like I broke any universal WordPress laws here.

But fine.

OMG. I thought I already did.
Apologies 😉
It works fine now. Thanks!

Thank you for pointing out the shop layout setting 😉

Although, after switching on Ajax Product Filters (https://prnt.sc/sy3lzt), the page still needs to reload in order to show the filtered results, instead of seamlessly updating the existing content. I don’t want people to hit the Filter button in order to see the filtered pricing results. Is there an option? Should it already work with the Ajax functionality activated? Should I be looking for a plugin?

Thank you 😉

Clearing my cache didn’t work, at first. Not sure why it does the trick now, but thanks!

Please see private

Thanks!

Just wanted to know the ID of that specific element.
Never mind, I will find out by myself using Chrome

Update: I’ve managed to isolate the problem: Siteground optimizer provides an option to lazy load all of the product images. I’ve disabled it for now, but it does seem to be a standard and often-used feature (part of a package, enabled by default).
For some reason, the Xstore theme messes with the lazy load (tested it with all 3rd party plugins disabled).
How can we troubleshoot and fix in a way that lazy loading the product images doesn’t interfere with the page layout build-up?

Hi Rose,

This was the first thing I tried last time around. Didn’t help.
As you can see if you log in, I’ve deactivated all 3rd party plugins again, but it doesn’t fix my problem…

Can you help me identifying which objects/elements to address?