Devin J Dawson

Thank you for your feedback. It seems that a plugin has corrupted the database and I have to start from scratch. I appreciate your help, sorry for the misunderstanding.

Thanks for getting back to me again.

I tried adding this function but it does nothing.

My worry is that for most plugins that work with woocommerce, I need to be using the archive-product.php template itself.

In that case, i was wondering if there was a function that works like, “if there is an archives page, then use /woocommerce/archive-product.php” as it’s template,” or, “if there is a search page, then use /woocommerce/archive-product.php as it’s template.”

Directly altering my index.php file does not necessarily improve the situation.

I misunderstood the purpose of the snippet. You are correct.

What i am interested in doing is altering the results page. When I type in a search , I want the results to display how the “Shop” (Home) page looks, not how the “Recent Posts” page looks. Currently, when you search a term, the results look like recent posts instead of products.

I wasn’t asking the correct question. This is a non-issue.

To display post in a fancybox (same thing as lightbox):

Add class="grouped_elements" to your link code, ie.,

<a class="grouped_elements" href="http://example.com/post" title="example.com/post" >example.com/post</a>

Some code I am messing with for making entry-titles linkable:

function tc_grid_set_expanded_post_title( $_html ){
          if ( ! $this -> tc_force_current_post_expansion() )
              return $_html;
          global $post;
          $_title = apply_filters( 'tc_grid_expanded_title' , $post->post_title );
          $_title = apply_filters( 'tc_the_title'           , $_title );
          $_title = apply_filters( 'tc_grid_expanded_title_html',
$linkvalue = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'affiliate_link', true);
if($linkvalue) {
          sprintf('<h2 class="entry-title"><a href="' . $linkvalue . '" rel="bookmark">%1$s</a></h2>',
              $_title
          ) );
          }
else {
          sprintf('<h2 class="entry-title">%1$s</h2>',
              $_title
          ) );
        }
          return $_html . $_title;
        }

Note affiliate_link would take the place of item_link mentioned in the original post.

Hello? Is anybody out there?