George

Same here, search store still returns all products.

Just found this gem…

Once you change the colors to match the themes, it integrates pretty well.

That made a strange, static number in the corner, didnt work well with the theme.

I did find a plugin that works awesome. I recommend you try to incorporate this into the theme.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/woo-floating-minicart/

I have not found a way, but as a workaround I created a title menu link for the cart. It is redundant to users that are logged in, but since most customers are not registered users, this was the best I could come up with.

Great idea, I second this feature!

Any luck determining the compatibility?

Anyone experience how the featured seller options work?

Nevermind, I found the setting in the Buddypress options section to remove the toolbar for non-logged in users.

Thats all I needed for now.

Thanks

This code did NOT work for me, guests see the black admin bar.

@conscious-crafties which user role plugin are you using? And does it hide the admin bar from guests browsing the site?

Just checked this against my setup. My verification code email looks like yours and I dont know where it is being generated either, its not the Buddypress activate email as I have edited it to look different.

The only difference is my codes are working, although when a user logs in, they get an error because the full activation string is still…[Read more]

Hi @bharath23,

I wanted more items to appear on my main shop page, so I followed the Woocommerce instructions from here: https://docs.woothemes.com/document/change-number-of-products-displayed-per-page/

This also applied the same to each store, so be cautious, as I think it makes everything this value.

Interested in how this thread progresses.

I have created a workaround where I created a menu item called “Apply to sell” that is only visible to “subscribers” the default account type that is created. So anywhere they land back on the site, they will see the menu item available.

I would prefer the check box be available, as I feel it offers a…[Read more]

If you use the BuddyBoss Global Search Plugin (in the freebies section), it will allow you to select the content that you want displayed in the search results. I have ONLY products selected, so all searches currently only display products with the search term.

BuddyPress Global Search

I used the following CSS added in the theme settings to hide the titles.

.page .entry-title { display: none; }

.woocommerce .page-title { display: none; }

The first one hides regular page titles, the second one hides Woocommerce titles like “shop”

Just curious, depending on what you mean by this, I am also interested in this feature.

Currently the “favorite shop” sorta behaves like a follow feature, however if you mean that a follow feature would give a notification to followers when new products are added…then hell yeah, that’s a bad ass idea, and I second it!