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  • Thread Starter avelin123

    (@avelin123)

    Hello Tobias, thank you very much for this. It seems to be working now!!! 🙂

    Thread Starter avelin123

    (@avelin123)

    Hi Tobias,

    Thanks that works great!! Who would have thought that adding a background colour would fix it! 🙂

    How about for column width in mobile view? Our goal is to have the first column occupying 50% of the mobile screen and have columns 2,3,4 also at 50% (with scrolling).

    We tried some @media codes but they dont seem to work 🙁

    Thread Starter avelin123

    (@avelin123)

    Hi Tobias,

    I could not find the <pre> and </pre> HTML tags you mentioned. We checked every page with code related to the table but nothing seems to work. Please help…

    Here are the pages that I checked:

    WPbakery “Backend Editor”:
    https://prnt.sc/uj8dfb

    Text block element with the short code (Visual):
    https://prnt.sc/uj8evk

    Text block element with the short code (Text):
    https://prnt.sc/uj8fgo

    Wordpress classic editor (Visual):
    https://prnt.sc/uj8gaf

    Wordpress classic editor (Text):
    https://prnt.sc/uj8gg2

    Thread Starter avelin123

    (@avelin123)

    FYI the plugin was activated and these are our settings on the table edit screen: https://prnt.sc/uj0j62

    Thread Starter avelin123

    (@avelin123)

    Hello, we have fixed the Javascript error. But the 2 issues we mentioned above are still there. In addition, the fixed column is repeated (twice) on mobile and is overlapping…

    Can you help please?

    Thread Starter avelin123

    (@avelin123)

    Hello, creating another standard Product Category in woocommerce would be confusing. Here’s what we are using the existing woocommerce taxonomies for:

    1. Product category: To group products by categories such as kitchen, bathroom, bedroom etc.

    2. Tags: For special groups, eg. gifts, christmas, father’s day

    3. Attributes: For sizes, colours, product variations

    Hence we want to create a new taxonomy lets call it Characteristic. There are 7 difference characteristics (eg. Product Characteristic, Product Packaging Characteristic). Under each Characteristic there are certain Selections that can be made. For example, under Product characteristic there could be Vegan, Organic, Paraben-free. Each Selection will have a logo attached to it. I suppose this arrangement is similar to that of how Woocommerce Attributes is organised in that there are master characteristics like Sizes and under that there could be XS, S, M L etc.. Additionally, at product level, for each Selection, we want to be able to have a custom field attached to it so we can add specific information (text) that gives further detail about why/how that product has attained this Selection.

    Pods seems like it is able to do that although maybe you could confirm..?

    After the Characteristic taxonomy is created, we then want to display this information on the woocommerce single product page where customers can see the Characteristic selection logos easily. And if a customer clicks on each logo it will take him to a page that shows him all products (filter) that have that characteristic as well.

    Is there a tutorial somewhere that we can follow or would you be able to give instructions on how to do that?

    Thank you very much.

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