By Randa Clay on May 27, 2009
Recently I asked you what you’d like to learn how to do, and one reader asked about the process of taking a mockup of a site into WordPress. There are quite a few good tutorials out there and you’ll want to read several as you’ll pick up different ideas and tips from each one. Anyway, this is my process…
Graphic designer since before the Internet. Started with newspaper paste-up; then art director for advertising agency in Reno, NV; and now freelancer designing marketing materials, print-on-demand t-shirt art, websites, and social media graphics.
Broken product links? Product link goes to a blank page. Problem: Shopping cart page shows up fine, and products are purchasable. But if I click on the Product’s link to go to that individual product’s page, the link just goes to a blank page. Solution: Click the “Fix Product Group Permalinks’ link in WP e-Commerce’s…
Client’s specs include displaying Today’s Events and Upcoming Events in the sidebar, in separate Widgets. Let the Event Calendar WordPress Plugins search begin. Currently using WordPress 3.5.2. The Events Calendar (v 3.0) Widget: Upcoming events Note: this only shows Upcoming events, NOT Today’s events Compatible up to: 3.6 Last Updated: 2013-7-2 Downloads: 438,550 4 out of…
UPDATE (Aug 2, 2010): Click for the newest info for changing P&P to S&H in WP e-Commerce version 3.7.6.7 Share this post: Share on X (Twitter) Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on Email
Zen Cart version: 1.3.9h Problem: Media Manager *Assign to Products* doesn’t work (ie: it doesn’t actually assign the media to the product, you just keep getting sent to the Admin main page). Solution: Edit your /admin/includes/init_includes/init_sessions.php file On line 40 you’ll see a line that starts like this: if (strpos ( $PHP_SELF, FILENAME_PRODUCTS_PRICE_MANAGER ) ===…
Resources: Using Action & Filter Hooks – Themify Kadence Theme Hooks – Kadence WP Test hooking into kadence_before_content to display text before all content in my Kadence WordPress theme: Next up, figure out how to add the below wp_nav_menu() function to the Kadence theme’s header.php via a WordPress hook: An In-Depth Guide to Create and Customize a…
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