• Hello together,

    I`m new here, but I have several Problems to solve, and I havent any idea how… I have searched for days, and nothing worked…

    I`m using wordpress with Woocommerce V. 2.4.7 and Woocommerce Germanized. My Theme is Avada.

    My plan is to build up a shop for the german market with categories like “Men”, “Women”, “Accessoires” etc. in the menu, but no “Shop” in the menu, and there will be subcategories. I already filled the subcategories with a woo shortcode, so that the different products show up on the subcategory-pages.

    Here are my problems:
    1. On the “Checkout” page, the Button “buy now” is right under the table with the order. I would like to have a spacing between the table and the button.

    2. The customer should be able to choose a different shipping address to his billing address. I tried to change the settings in woocommerce -> shipping, but without the wished result.

    3. I have variable products. In the Cart, the variables show one under another, in the Checkout, the variables show in a line. How can I let them show one under another like in the cart?

    4. Is there any possibility in the “Logout” to show a message like “Logged out” after logging out?

    Thanks for your help
    Luise

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce/

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  • “filled the subcategories with a woo shortcode” – shortcodes don’t allow pagination, so if you have more products in a category than fit on one page, they won’t be seen. What you could do instead is to go to Admin page > WooCommerce > Settings > Products and set “Shop page display” to “show categories and subcategories”. You can then go to your shop page and click on the categories to get the category urls. The category urls will show the shop page with all the products in that category and using pagination if necessary. And you won’t need a different page for each category.

    1 & 3. Page markup varies by theme, and wordpress.org forum members generally don’t have access to commercial themes, so please post the url to your site.

    2. On Admin page > WooCommerce > Settings > Shipping tab:
    – enable shipping is checked
    – shipping destination = default to shipping address
    If it still doesn’t work, there are further steps.

    4. Someone else may know, but to me this sounds like a custom code development for which you will need php skills or maybe you will have to hire someone.

    Thread Starter Luise Muller

    (@luise-muller)

    Hi lorro,

    thanks for your answer.

    2) worked! 🙂

    Also thanks for your tip with the woocommerce shortcode. I tried it with the shop page, but I don`t like the design. I would prefer showing up two pages in the menu like “Men” and “Women”. Do you know any possibility to do that without coding? Maybe with a plugin, so that pagination is possible?

    1), 3), 4): Maybe someone could give me a line of code, so that I can put it into the php-file?

    Luise

    I’m suggesting using the shop page to get the category urls and you can put these in your menu with your choice of menu text.

    1 & 3 require custom styles, not php. Whoever helps you with this will need to see the page and examine the markup and existing styles with browser tools.

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