Hi Rose – I appreciate your reply (as always)!

I know you’ve had to copy/paste your reply about “Unfortunately, it is not possible to show attributes in the old style, because it was changed by woocommerce. But you can change http://prnt.sc/f5fgm0 to http://prnt.sc/f5fh1a in /legenda/woocommerce/cart/cart.php.” – I’ve seen it in other answers on the support forum.

What is odd about this, however, is that the Variations ARE showing up for some products and not for others (which are the exact same type of product: a Variable product).

So in our case, it is possible to show attributes in the old style as they are still showing for many of the products (screenshot)

Do you have any idea why it is showing for some and not for others(?) and if there is anything we might do about that to have it show for all?

Thank you so much!

P.S. Private content includes SCREENCAST which shows what is going on. Thank you!

Hi again, 8Theme Team,

I inspected the legenda > woocommerce > archive-product.php file in the theme files. Do you think this has to do with this code:

<?php if ($page_heading != 'disable' && ($page_slider == 'no_slider' || $page_slider == '')): ?>
	<?php et_page_heading(); ?>
<?php endif ?>

<?php if($page_slider != 'no_slider' && $page_slider != ''): ?>
	
	<?php echo do_shortcode('[rev_slider_vc alias="'.$page_slider.'"]'); ?>

<?php endif; ?>

Is that code supposed to be in there for product archive pages? I don’t see any way to “disable” the “Page Heading” or where to control the rev_slider_vc alias=”‘.$page_slider.'”

Thanks so much for writing when able!

Hi 8Theme,

Update: The “No Products Were Found” error was connected to the WooCommerce Point Of Sale Plugin.

Comment: The Ajax search is still showing “Hidden” Products, though – any idea if this can be reversed?

Thanks, guys!

Hi Rose – thank you, again, for your kind and quick replies to our thread 2 weeks ago! I am also a license holder for Xstore, so I really appreciated the immediately update to Xstore for WooCommerce 3.0 compatability, etc.

Any news on Legenda?

Thanks for writing when able!

Hi Rose – thanks so much for the update.

Question: Is there any way Legenda could keep up-to-date with WooCommerce releases in the future?

I know the WooCommerce 3.0 has been in development since August and had 4 beta versions since December (4 months ago) along with 3 Release Candidates in March with an upgrade date of April 4th.

Question: Does the 8Theme team wait for the actual release to test compatibility?

I ask because I am aware of the challenges in theme compatibility but also mindful of other theme developers who worked with the release candidates to introduce WooCommerce 3.0 compatibility before the release came out.

Also, with WooCommerce 3.0 running a content update, is it even possible to “downgrade” or rollback to WooCommerce 2.6.14 without restoring from a backup?

Thanks for any replies you can give, and thanks, of course, for Legenda, XStore, etc.! 🙂

Thank you, Olga! That worked. Really appreciate it!

The “display: inline-block;” did it. Thanks, Robert!

P.S. Do you think Royal will add this as a default in a future theme update? It seems like the thing (have the text centered like the right nav-bar element but no worries if we just do it manually.

Thanks, guys! We can close this ticket.

Link to screenshots:

• 27″ wide display: http://cl.ly/1Y1W032y1t0U – background image is stretched way too far
• laptop width: http://cl.ly/1R363A2Q0t1M – background image is at more appropriate size but just illustrates that the calculation is not taking into account the 1200px and is using instead the window size

The max-width the slider should be is 1200px and then it should calculate the background image size from there (not the browser window size).

Hi guys,

Thanks for your reply! I’ll do my best to clarify just a little bit more and have added credentials to the section below.

Comment: So on a larger display (an iMac 27″ for instance), the top slider background image gets stretched too large – it seems to be calculating it’s width based on the “stretch content” width instead of just 1200px. The slider below this, of course, doesn’t have the row stretched but therefore has the padding around it which is what I am trying to get rid of by selecting “Stretch Row” in the Visual Composer Row Settings.

Thanks for having a look and seeing what you can do!

As a reference, the slider in the Page Title/Page Heading area (at the top of the Page) is performing perfectly – that’s what I’d love to see the sliders within the page content do, if possible.

Thanks again, 8theme!

Hi sandro7555,

Removing the file in legenda/woocommerce/single-product/add-to-cart/variable.php is what did it for me.

Do you see that file in your install?

Hi Eva,

Wow – that fixed it!

But I am equally embarrassed that the file was still in there – I don’t know how I overlooked it! And I am sorry you had to login yourself via FTP to help when that should have been something I could handle.

Thank you again. Everything is working.

As to the other file and why these did not get removed: why did these files not get removed (do you know) when I updated via the Envato Toolkit plugin?

Lastly, do I need to delete the other file that was not removed: the cart-item-data.php? Do the screenshots I attached in #83851 indicate it would be more helpful to leave that file in there (as it is still presently in there)?

Thanks again for all your help, and great work knowing what this was and fixing it right away for me/us!

Hi Eva,

I do the Theme Updates through the Envato Toolkit.

I do see that in version 2.9 (August 15th) you indicated in the changelog: “DELETED legenda/woocommerce/cart/cart-item-data.php”. That file, however, is still present in my copy of Legenda 2.9 when upgrading via the Envato WordPress Toolkit.

The other file, “legenda/woocommerce/single-product/add-to-cart/variable.php” is not present in my copy of Legenda 2.9.

In order to test, I removed the “cart-item-data.php” file and tested the variable products, but the products were still not working (as described above). Also, without without the “cart-item-data.php” file in my version of Legenda 2.9, the mini-cart was displaying funny (see screenshots: WITH cart-item-data.php file and Without cart-item-data.php file). Can you re-create this on your end?

Thanks (again) for writing when able! The main goal is to have the Variable products working with their attributes, just like they have been all these months as I can’t seem to find any indication that WooCommerce no longer permits custom attributes (as described in prior messages in this thread above).

Thanks, Jack for your reply.

Will this be fixed in a future version of Legenda do you know?

Thanks again for writing when able! 🙂

Thanks, Eva – it seems to have gone away. What did you end up doing to fix it?