Facundo A.

Hi there,

The free version of the plugin doesn’t support Date add-ons, this is why you don’t see calendar.

I also checked the add-ons you mentioned, and it is set as a Text add-on so there shouldn’t be any calendar option on the page, only the text field.

Let us know if you need more help.

Hi there,

The plugin doesn’t have any limit to the number of terms that can be added to a filter, so there could be an issue in the site that’s preventing the plugin from working correctly.

In this case, you could try enabling the debug.log feature of WordPress and check if there is any error related to our plugin when you save the filter settings, or else you could try enabling the Auto-populate with all terms option in the filter to add all the terms to the filter automatically.

We’ll remain at your disposal

Hi there,

I checked your site, and in this case, the problem is that while the AJAX filters updates the products in the page, it doesn’t update the WooCommerce pagination links with the filters that should be applied as parameters.

Since our plugin uses the URL links of the pagination to retrieve the products of the next page, you will need to add the parameter filters to those links so that it works correctly.

For example, if you check the code of the page, you will see that the link of the next page in the pagination, remains as https://didacmania-test.com/tienda-de-juguetes-didacmania/page/2/ even when the filters are applied.

I suggest you contact the developers of the AJAX Filters plugin so they add this change and then check if the issue is solved.

Let us know if you need more help.

Hi there,

Please try using the following CSS selector in the Infinite Scrolling plugin settings:

• Navigation Selector: .archive-nav
• Next Selector: .archive-nav .archive-nav-older
• Item Selector: .post-container
• Content Selector: .posts

Let us know if this helped you.

Hi there,

By default, the Color and Label Variations only work on the product page or within the [product_page] shortcode.

You can try adding the following PHP code in the functions.php file of your current theme to show enable it on the front page:

if ( ! function_exists( 'yith_wcbk_custom_show_sku_on_product_title' ) ) {
	add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'yith_wccl_custom_show_wccl_options_in_home', 99 );
	function yith_wcbk_custom_show_sku_on_product_title() {
		if ( is_front_page() ) {
			wp_enqueue_script( 'yith_wccl_frontend' );
			wp_enqueue_style( 'yith_wccl_frontend' );

			$variables = array();
			$options   = array(
				'form-colors'                        => array(
					'default' => array(
						'border' => '#ffffff',
						'accent' => '#448a85',

					),
				),
				'form-colors-accent-hover'           => array(
					'default'  => yith_wccl_hex2rgba( '#448a85', 0.4 ),
					'callback' => function( $color ) {
						$form_color = get_option( 'yith-wccl-form-colors', array() );
						if ( ! empty( $form_color ) && isset( $form_color['accent'] ) ) {
							$color = yith_wccl_hex2rgba( $form_color['accent'], 0.4 );
						}
						return $color;
					},

				),
				'customization-color-swatches-size'  => array(
					'default'  => 25,
					'callback' => function( $raw_value ) {
						return $raw_value . 'px';
					},
				),
				'customization-color-swatches-border-radius' => array(
					'default'  => 25,
					'callback' => function( $raw_value ) {
						return $raw_value . 'px';
					},
				),
				'customization-option-border-radius' => array(
					'default'  => 25,
					'callback' => function( $raw_value ) {
						return $raw_value . 'px';
					},
				),

			);

			foreach ( $options as $variable => $settings ) {
				$option   = "yith-wccl-{$variable}";
				$variable = '--yith-wccl-' . ( isset( $settings['variable'] ) ? $settings['variable'] : $variable );
				$value    = get_option( $option, $settings['default'] );

				if ( isset( $settings['callback'] ) && is_callable( $settings['callback'] ) ) {
					$value = $settings['callback']( $value );
				}

				if ( empty( $value ) ) {
					continue;
				}

				if ( is_array( $value ) ) {
					foreach ( $value as $sub_variable => $sub_value ) {
						$variables[ "{$variable}_{$sub_variable}" ] = $sub_value;
					}
				} else {
					$variables[ $variable ] = $value;
				}
			}

			if ( empty( $variables ) ) {
				return false;
			}

			$template = ":root{\n";

			foreach ( $variables as $variable => $value ) {
				$template .= "\t{$variable}: {$value};\n";
			}

			$template .= '}';

			$template = apply_filters( 'yith_wccl_custom_css', $template );

			if ( ! empty( $custom_css ) ) {
				wp_add_inline_style( 'yith_wccl_frontend', $template );
			}
		}
	}
}

Let us know if this helped you.

Hi there,

Unfortunately, this isn’t possible with the free version of the plugin.

You need to set a value for each attribute term so it is show correctly in the product page.

Let us know if you have any other question.

Hi there,

Could you send us a video of the issue so we can check it and try to replicate it? I also suggest you check the browser’s console message to see what is causing the issue.

I tried to add a product to the blocks, and it worked correctly in my local installation.