Problem: I would like to filter a View of Products by price ranges like "More Expensive" and "Less Expensive", and by a free ranking system.
Solution: Toolset offers a price range filter that allows the User to select a minimum and maximum price, but there is no built-in filter for arbitrary price groups. You could create a custom field instead and use that as a filter, or write custom code that automatically sets that value when you save a Product.
A free ranking system can be accomplished with a select custom field.
Problem: I have two Product Categories and two different Views. I would like to include one View on the Product Category archive for term "pierres-precieuses" and the other View on the Product Category archive for term "diamant".
Solution: Use conditional HTML inside your WordPress Archive that tests the current archive slug:
Problem: I have a View that shows inconsistent results when filters are applied or removed.
Solution: Uncheck the box "Don't include this page in the results of this View" and delete the current WordPress Archive applied to product categories. There is currently a Layout and a View assigned to product categories so the WordPress Archive is unnecessary.
Problem:
I would like to use shortcodes to display the price with tax and the price without tax.
Solution:
Use the Price Display Suffix. Configure your shop to display prices excluding tax, then include the tax in the suffix. If you take this approach, the wpv-woo-product-price shortcode will provide both prices. Then you could use CSS to show or hide a price based on a parent CSS selector. For example:
Problem:
The problem here is that the user created his woocommerce archive using our views plugin and wanted to link the thumbnails to the larger image.
Solution:
The solution to this is that you can do the following
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