The next theme-update will add support for WooCommerce 3.0 (it’s currently pending approval and will be available very soon).

Wow! Nice Support!

Hi,

This can be done by changing the “Row Type” setting for the slider’s parent Row element to “Full (no padding)”.

If you need more help with this you can open a support ticket.

Thanks

There’s a few plugins available that will help you set-up custom schema data (Yoast should also have support for this), but we’ll look into adding more schema markup in a future version.

Hi. Yes, the portfolio grid layout adapts to the image-sizes. Disabling click and hover would require customization though.

Hi,

- Yes this is possible (there’s a dedicated “Product Categories” section with the available categories in the WP menu editor).

Filters are available on category pages as well (which filters are displayed depends on what products are included in the category).

- WooCommerce product-tags are archives (like categories), so this is how they’re meant to work.

Cheers

Hi, Where do you want to display this horizontal menu?

Never mind, I found it. Theme Settings -> Shop Filters -> Search -> Disable

Okay, so when I disable AJAX search results. If I to X out the search filter I added, the search filter does not get removed. Is this a bug?

The “x” button should work when Ajax is disabled as well. If you open a support ticket we’ll look into it. Thanks

Hi. These social-icons are available in the ”../savoy/woocommerce/single-product/share.php” WooCommerce template. If you’re familiar with WP filter-hooks you can use the “nm_product_share_links” filter to customize them as well.

The product catalog is “paginated”, so only a specific number of products will be displayed on each page.

Hi. The logo-height can be set to maximum 500px on the “Theme Settings > Header” page (this should be enough for any type of logo).

This theme is built for WooCommerce.

Hi, The following CSS will make the mobile menu links full-width (you can include it on the “Theme Settings > Custom Code” page):

#nm-mobile-menu a {
    display: block !important;
}

Now works perfectly. Thank you so much!

Including the following CSS on the “Theme Settings > Custom Code” page will hide the quantity field:

.product .summary .nm-quantity-wrap {
    display: none;
}

That didn’t work..

Try using this instead (I was looking at a template file for the upcoming WooCommerce version):

.nm-single-product .nm-quantity-wrap {
    display: none;
}

Hello,

Both the default and “hover” image on your site has the same dimensions (350×525), but the width of their container element is 390 pixels wide (to make them sharper you should use a width of at least 390 pixels).

Note that you need to re-generate you images after changing the image-size settings – see the bottom note here.

Thank you very much!

Hi,

The menu-item’s unique class can be used to add more space (the example below is for the “Sweater” link):

.menu-item-2075 {
    margin-top: 10px;
}

If you need further help with this you can open a support ticket.

Thanks

Thank your very much!

I see – I haven’t been able to find a plugin for something like this, so you would need to customize the product “loop” in this case. Since this goes beyond standard support I suggest finding a developer on “Codeable.io” or “Envato Studio”.

Thank you! I think about setting a new site as a homepage where I display products from the category “all” (exkl. Girls Tour). Is it possible to create a similar site to the homepage – also with shopfilters and so on? That would be great…

I think this can be done by excluding the “girls tour” category from the homepage – there’s a code example here that should be very close to what you need.

Hi, The next theme update will be available soon after the WooCommerce 3.0 release (in a week or so). Cheers

Hi,

1. Yes, the category-grid can display any number of categories and different image-sizes (it can be included on any page).

2. The breadcrumb menu is part of the WooCommerce core, so this would require customization – more info is available here.

3. Yes it’s possible to display category/sub-category thumbnails above the product-listing.

Hi, WooCommerce doesn’t include schema by default, so this would require some customization (there’s a few plugins available that should simplify this).