Currently, the tag cloud widget that I’m seeing (to confirm, that’s one that shouldn’t be there), is that listed on your Appearance->Widgets page at all?
If so, what are the visibility settings for it? You can take a screenshot too if it is easier. Instructions on how to make a screenshot can be found at http://en.support.wordpress.com/make-a-screenshot/
Thanks!
Thanks for your quick reply. I don’t see how to add an attachment for a shapshot of the page but as for the widget I used the visibility button and opted for it to hide if page was SHOP or CART, or CHECKOUT or MY ACCOUNT. It is not there for the others but for SHOP it will not die in fact the time I was able to get it to disappear another widget I have never even had on the page appeared CAGETORY
Anyhow, here is the page that refuses to see things my way http://wizardofwhere.com/shop
As far as the widget they all appear here or actually on all the pages except my store pages http://wizardofwhere.com/
v/r
Corry
Sorry about that—it is best to upload it to your site (via Media->Add New) and send me a link to that address (or to another photo sharing website).
My initial thought is the Shop page isn’t the right setting for that (perhaps a post type option, but not sure yet).
Thanks!
ok here are the images. Hope this helps. It is sticking ads in there sorry about that.
http://wizardofwhere.com/issue
Hi,
Sorry—that page isn’t loading for me.
Actually, disregard the above. With the way Woo implements the Shop page, it is actually what’s known as a custom post type archive, which acts differently than a regular page in terms of widget visibility.
There is a feature request outstanding at https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/issues/750 to add the ability to filter based on CPT archives that would solve this for you.
Until then, I’m afraid it isn’t possible.
I’m sorry for the hassle.
Cheers!
You can add the Widget Logic plugin and enter is_woocommerce() into it’s field on the widget you want to show only on woo commerce pages.
If you want the opposite, use !is_woocommerce() to hide widgets on woo commerce pages.
Widget Logic also works with Jet Pack’s Visibility as well so long al your logic is correct.
-Michael