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1) solved thanks to the plugin “Powerful Posts Per Page”
2) solved thanks to the plugin “Posts Order”
3) I don’t know why before it was limited to 6 sub-cat, now it works perfectly
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4) it’s possible to put the name of the sub-category instead the name of the category on the label of the preview of the article in the mega-menu and in the category page?
something does not work well beacause sometimes on the labels of the articles there are categories and other times sub-categories

5) also if I set a certain template and article display view to the category page when I connect to the page from mobile there are other settings and a view that I can’t modify
this view from mobile includes the top posts style that I’ve disabled in theme panel

https://support.woothemes.com/hc/en-us/articles/203447633-How-to-Disable-Product-Reviews

Hi,

The preview stars are working, however, not on mobile. I have sent an email to you with logins.

Thanks for your help

Vince

Thanks, it works.
one more question, how to remove the reviews tab?

HI

Replace the previews code whit this one: http://screencast.com/t/qOmT4IJf0R

.td-review-stars, .td-review-final-star{
color:red!important;
}

If it still does not work you can address us via email at contact@tagdiv.com with a link to this conversation and also give us wp-admin so we can have a closer look.
Thanks!

Hi,

Thank you for your timely response.

That worked quite well, I made the alteration to the red with #942626 and looks much better.

The review stars that did not change are the stars for each individual star percentage setting. Can you please advise?

Thanks
Vince

Hi Bogdan,

I did the changes in the header.php exactly in the way you said in the screencast. I changed single_template 1, updated my website to see if it was worked, but it didn´t. I did it with the single_template 2, it didn´t work as well… I did the changes in all singles_templates exactly in the same way of the screencast, but nothing has changed im my blog. This is strange I know, I tried with facebook comments plugin for wordpress to check if the problem was with the facebook app, but with facebook comments plugin it worked, so the problem is not the app.
I reviewed with a lot of attention the codes, I moved the closing php tag to the end of the code like you said, I just replaced the code, I let the space, everything was in the same way, but nothing changed.

I’m using the babyblog demo as a base of my website, I don´t know if it has some relation with that.

Thanks again!

Excellent. Good to learn.

Final question:
when changing this in the parent-theme files it is not update safe.

Can I overwrite that function in my child-theme functions.php?


if ( ! function_exists( 'get_item_scope' ) ) :
function get_item_scope() {
//show the review meta only on single posts that are reviews, the rest have to be article (in article lists)
// if ($this->is_review && is_single()) {
// return 'itemscope itemtype="' . td_global::$http_or_https . '://schema.org/Review"';
// } else {
// return 'itemscope itemtype="' . td_global::$http_or_https . '://schema.org/Article"';
}

I have temporarily removed maintenance mode on the site http://www.onthetown.net.au.

Been playing with themes and having the recurring problem.

For the current example, I have selected the Recipies Theme
Gone to Theme panel
Removed Logo from Logo upload in Header section
saved
selected the same image (Spoons with spices)
saved
Selected preview on Home Page

The logo is now a small image in the centre of the header and not stretched accross the page as it had been when the theme was uploaded.

Not sure what causes this

Hi Catalin,

Thanks for taking the time to respond. I’ve managed to find a work around using CSS.

I ended up removing the ‘thead’ and ‘th’ table.

I switched this:


<thead>
<th>Brand</th>
<th>Model No.</th>
<th>Capacity</th>
<th>USB ports</th>
<th>Max output</th>
<th>Price*</th>
<th>Buy Online</th>
</thead>


To this:


<tr class="hide-mobile hbold">
<td>Brand</td>
<td>Model No.</td>
<td>Capacity</td>
<td>USB ports</td>
<td>Max Output</td>
<td>Latest Price*</td>
<td>Buy Online</td>
</tr>


Then I created a CSS class for the ‘tr’ (hide-mobile) that hides the top header row when the table collapses on mobile views.

Think it works pretty well when you reduce the page width, you can see it working here – http://gadgetviper.com/best-power-bank-20000mah-review/

The important thing is that I can toggle between visual view and html when editing the post in WordPress without it breaking the tables 🙂

Also be aware some reviews are from people who don’t know how to follow directions to use the plugin properly, and then like to whine about it on the plugin support pages. As with all plugins, one still needs to know how to test a plugin, then roll back if a new version has a glitch (common to *all* plugins, including WordPress!).

There is no penalty to trying a plugin out for yourself, as in all things. A lot of people hate Apple, too, but they still make great products, so reading some of the reviews for the iPhone and how it skinned their cat and ruined their marriage must be taken with grain of salt (e.g., be cautious in what people post, including those who make competing products!).

But again, just like choosing which type of cola is best for you, which pizza delivery service, etc., you need to decide for yourself. Try one, and if it doesn’t meet your needs, try another one.

I’ve been using YOAST SEO for many years now since we abandoned our in house tool which did many of the same things. It’s a little bloated, sure, but people keep asking for it to do something new and they add that in. However, they have also taken some things out, too. SEO changes over time, so too the plugin. It’s a fluid universe in webdev, so welcome to the circus! 🙂