Thread Starter
tommls
(@tommls)
The reason I am asking this is that the WooCommerce pages are getting styled by the child theme css, and I don’t want the WooCommerce pages to get the particular style being applied to make the blog/post pages display as I want them to…
I need WP to look at if it’s a post type page and apply the styles but if WP knows a WooCommerce page is being requested then don’t apply the style.
Most everything I’ve read is more generic than my request.
I hope I’m making sense, I’m really quite new to VP…
Thank you, Tom
JenR
(@jennifer-roberts)
You should be able to use CSS selectors – i.e. page-specific or section-specific classes to do that – or make the broader change and then put in a more specific CSS rule for the Woo items – they have their own classes.
Thread Starter
tommls
(@tommls)
I already HAVE a child theme.
Its css is being applied to all pages regardless of whether they are Woo pages or not.
I’m asking how to have WP recognize the TYPE of page — post or archive — and apply specific styles to that — but NOT to the WooCommerce pages.
Thank you, Tom
Look in the output body tags – are there any classes in the pages you want to target that are not in the Woo pages?
Thread Starter
tommls
(@tommls)
Thank you, that would only take a few days. 🙂 🙂
WC support suggested I should edit the templates themselves, I’ve asked for some clarification…
But I’ll try that in the meantime.
Thank you, Tom
No, it should take less than five minutes – WP outputs various classes in the body tag – which would be consistent across ALL the same type of pages. If you post a link to the site, I’ll look at it.
What theme are you using? If you are thinking about editing templates, you’ll need to be the theme-specific sub-forum.
Thread Starter
tommls
(@tommls)
WC support said to use
remove_action( ‘storefront_loop_post’, ‘storefront_post_meta’, 20 );
Removes it from all pages, no css needed.
Thank you, Tom
