I have a client who likes the newspaper theme we used on another site. They want to see it in action with their content. but I am not sure its the right layout for them as they are a woocommerce site. I have cloned the site#1 and have deployed it onto their host. How long do I have until I need to activate? I am not sure they want to keep it and would like for them to just demo it until they decide.
additionally, Tagdiv should have a demo for woocommerce, I know these are primarily news based layouts but the Tagdiv composer makes it so easy to create a page. In my opinion a woocommerce enable theme would be very usefull. Maybe add some blocks or grids that are woo product compatable.
thanks.
Hi,
The theme is compatible with woocommerce, however dedicated or advanced elements for woocommerce do not exist. There is only one simple demo page
– https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper_tech/shop/
Maybe themes that are built with this in mind may have more complex options for maintaining a shop and selling products.I cannot say if there will be more woocommerce elements or features added in the theme, at the moment there would be no plans in the matter.
The theme will display a message requiring activation constantly, while creating posts or pages for example. Note that you can activate the theme for demonstration or testing purposes. The activation can then be reset in the theme system status panel.
As long as the theme is used on a single live website there will be no problem, according to Envato license terms
– https://themeforest.net/licenses/terms/regular
Thanks
yeah, I am experimentig with this template and woocommerce, it isnt going to work. The stlying and presentation options for the woo-stuff just isnt there and too time consuming to add and maintain.
I want the benefit of having the TD composer and a woocart.
for basic things it might work out, but this client has at least 100 items all with advanced variations.
oh well, I’ll keep looking for something. Maybe a woocommerce VC template or something.
Thanks for the reply.
