jayjay111

Hi Guys,
No problem at all thanks for getting back to me.
As requested I have made a support ticket.
Safari & iOS issue #434307
Kind Regards,
Jay

Hey Chris,
The angelleye support team got back to me via email.
Unfortunately I can’t log back into my support account but here is their reply:

Hi Jay,

the 1.3.1 adds the ability to display the offer button for items that have no price set at all. This was a big request we had, but getting it done technically required the use of some hooks that seem to be overriding what your theme is doing now.

We’re looking to see if we can find another method for allowing that no price offer functionality without affecting theme settings. We’ll do out best to get something worked out and include it in our next update.

In the mean-time, if you want to use our current version release you could then add this to your theme’s CSS to hide the cart button on your shop page:

.archive.woocommerce a.button.add_to_cart_button {display: none;}

Please give that a try and let me know if it does what you need.

I added the line of code above to my site running flatsome theme by going to the Flatsome drop down menu on the top bar of the wordpress admin dashboard. Then selecting ‘Advanced’ – ‘Customs CSS’ and then pasting the code into ‘ALL SCREENS’. This worked for me on the shop page but still the ‘Add to Cart’ Button shows up again on the default ‘Woocommerce Products Custom’ widget I have on my homepage.

Hi,
Im in the process of submitting a ticket but the theme is too large to upload as it is 8.4MB
Is there another way i could send it to you.

Hi,
In Flatsome theme you have a layout option for the shop page to display products without the default ‘Add to Cart’ Button that you mentioned.

I originally selected that layout option for my shop page then after activating this plugin it then caused the cart button to be displayed.

I found a work around for this by adding some code I found on stackoverflow to my child theme functions.php to get rid of the default ‘Add to Cart’ button on shop page in woocommerce:

add_action( ‘woocommerce_after_shop_loop_item’, ‘remove_add_to_cart_buttons’, 1 );

function remove_add_to_cart_buttons() {
if( is_product_category() || is_shop()) {
remove_action( ‘woocommerce_after_shop_loop_item’, ‘woocommerce_template_loop_add_to_cart’ );
}
}

But the ‘Add to Cart’ Button shows up again now on the default ‘Woocommerce Products Custom’ widget I have on my homepage.

I’m not familiar with PHP but i’m guessing if I had another ‘IF’ statement for the ‘Woocommerce Products Custom’ widget the same would work as above and then all would be fixed ?

Really appreciate you getting back to me.
Thought it was a little strange when as soon as I activated this plugin all of my product listings on the shop page appeared with the ‘Add to Cart/Basket’ Button underneath them.

NB. before i added the code to my functions.php i tried a plugin called ‘remove add to cart button woocommerce’ or something along those lines. It replaced the ‘Add to Cart’ Button with ‘Read More’ Button for each product listing on the shop page LOL 🙂