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[Resuelto] When Woocommerce Views is activated, my single-product template stops working.
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I am trying to: use views to display information from custom WooCommerce queries on a test site, to be deployed on a live site when resolved.
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I expected to see: The product page with its original styling (margin around the post, sidebar included).
Instead, I got: It looks like it's just pure content with no wrapper, plus the sidebar is glitched out and displaying "About This Sidebar
To edit this sidebar, go to admin backend's Appearance -> Widgets and place widgets into the Pages Sidebar Widget Area" (There is nothing there).
When I turn off WooCommerce Views, the template goes back to normal.
Am I missing something in the plugin? I don't want it to overwrite my single-product.php and remove my sidebar! But I want to be able to use WooCommerce Views' product variables. Any thoughts or tricks?
Can you please try with a default theme of Word Press (i.e. Twenty Fifteen or earlier)? So we can assess if this is some compatibility issue with your theme or is a problem itself with the plugin.
Please let me know if I can help you with anything related, thanks.
One of our senior developers, also suggests the followings, please consider:
"I think the client didn't select his own single-product.php template in the WC Views backend, as a result. The default templates are loaded (either from WC Views or from core WC), I assume our client has its own single-product.php inside his theme because he is mentioning something like 'I don't want it to overwrite my single-product.php'.
WC VIews can display this PHP template on the WC Views backend. (under 'Product template file'). Client will simply select it and he can continue customizing the product pages by assigning 'Content Templates to WC products post type.
Also as a tip, when any site overrides WC Templates inside the theme, 'single-product.php' needs to be placed inside a 'WooCommerce' directory inside the theme. So the correct path should be '/client-theme/woocommerce/single-product.php'."
I hope this can help solve this issue too, with your own theme.
Please let me know if I can help you with anything related.
Thank-you very much for your thoughts Waqas! We've activated the Layouts plugin (since the theme Kallyas supports bootstrap.css) and that gives us the extra control we need on the single page layout which we're now re-styling, so we're good there.
Waqas, we're just unsure why the site's still prompting us about a sidebar at the bottom. See screenshot.
Any thoughts?
Thank you for your feedback, I am glad that it resolved the issue.
About that sidebar notice, that's a generic notice by your theme. Since your theme supports a sidebar in that area and it assumes that you may want to use this. That's why it's just showing a reminder. As you go to the Widgets Area and add a widget for that sidebar, the notice will disappear and your widget will take the place.
However, if you don't want to place any widget in that area and don't want to use the sidebar, either you will need to use another template for this particular page. All you need to look into your theme's documentation that how you can use different (supported) templates offered by your theme.
