• Ok, so I’m trying to make a custom widget on a product page, and I can get the widget to show up however when I add code like…

    <?php if ( in_category( 'Shirts' )) { ?>
    &bull; Shirts
    <?php } ?>

    The category is not read or printed on the widget. I have tried every possible Taxonomy in place of “in_category” like product_cat, in_product_category, and many others. The selected category is in the product categories. What am I doing wrong?

    I’m using the latest Version of Woocommerce (Version 2.0.14) And here is a link to the an example product on my site. Using Elegant Themes (StyleShop.) http://www.shop.abandonedar.com/product/map-privileges/
    I’ve done hours of searching, and nothing works. Help is very much appreciated! Thanks in Advance!

    http://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce/

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