daledude

I should’ve said that it causes a Forbidden error when I try to save that.

Nevermind, of course I’d figure it out AFTER posting. Happens all too often. :p

http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Function_Reference/add_image_size

elisafern – are you trying to just do the single product page, or the categories also?

Regardless, I had no trouble getting twoelevenjay’s code to work, but I ended up finding something that worked for me even better. I was trying to get my footer.php widgets to change between widget sidebars depending on which WooCommerce category you were in. It turns out, the code I found works both for WooCommerce pages and regular WordPress pages. This works the same for the single product page, the categories the product is in, etc – it’s all shared.

My WooCommerce categories were ‘children’, ‘young-people’, and ‘adults’, and I also had static WP pages with those same slugs.

<?php
global $post;
$terms = wp_get_post_terms( $post->ID, 'product_cat' );
foreach ( $terms as $term ) $categories[] = $term->slug;

// if in WooCommerce children category, children WP page, or a descendant of the children WP page
if ( in_array( 'children', $categories ) || is_page('children') || '29' == $post->post_parent ) {
// put code you want for this condition here
echo 'This should output only for Children!';
get_sidebar('footerchildren');
} elseif ( in_array( 'adults', $categories ) || is_page('adults') || '33' == $post->post_parent ) {
echo 'This should output only for Adults!';
get_sidebar('footeradults');
} elseif ( in_array( 'young-people', $categories ) || is_page('young-people') || '31' == $post->post_parent ) {
echo 'This should output only for Young People!';
get_sidebar('footeryoungpeople');
} else {
get_sidebar('footer');
}
?>

In the code above, you’d replace my echoes and get_sidebars with the code for content single.
As for twoelevenjay’s code, it worked fine for me as he posted though w/ instructions, I also noticed the missing bracket.

twoelevenjay: you are a god among men, seriously!

Works perfectly. I forgot about this post, but that definitely works.

Is there a way to make the child categories inherit this template as well? They don’t seem to by default. It doesn’t seem like you can get much in WooCommerce to inherit things from a parent.

Thanks Jeff.

It’s definitely fixed. Thanks!