I cant even get your website to load.

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We can probably fix it for you, but then you’ve learned nothing. We’d much rather ask you “What’s the actual problem?” and have you show us some screenshots or some really clear and concise text about what the problem is, and then help you fix it.

Your website doesn’t work, and your FTP password is incorrect. I cant login via www, and I cant connect via FTP, so I cant really do anything at all.

Your pages are throwing an error. Download Pro v1.2.2 and upload that via FTP to your website overwriting all existing files. Make sure you are running the latest WooCommerce, WC Vendors, and WC Vendors Pro.

A lot of the cosmetic things can be altered with css. The theme I’m using looks very different from the original because I’m anal about how things look. I’ve altered the WC vendors pro pages visually as well.

The buttons, dashboard, etc can be styled, sized, changed.

Are you familiar with using Css in the stylesheet of your child theme?

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Hi, Antoine.. I’ll try to help if I can. 😉

Ben or Jamie would have to guide you with the shop banner/header and the logo, as I’m not sure if that’s an issue with your theme or the templates ..?

I can share some with the css for the styling, though. Again, I’m not sure exactly what you are hoping to achieve, but maybe this will help you make a few changes so you can customize the look of things a bit. Otherwise, maybe your theme author can provide some guidance, too.

First of all, back up your site.. so if you jack it all up you can revert to the original. 😀
Secondly, you want to make sure you are using a child theme, not the original theme folders… and you apply or add the changes to the child theme’s style.css folder (for css changes).

The easiest way to identify the item you want to change is to view your shop in firefox or chrome. So, for instance, in this example you wish to change the background color of the menu on your vendor dashboard page from black to light gray (the page with DASHBOARD/PRODUCTS/ORDERS/SETTINGS/RATINGS…etc for your vendors).
Right click on the item that you want to change, in this case, the page menu. Select “inspect” or “inspect element” from the drop down box after your right click. It will bring up a box with css code, and you can identify the different elements that are used to style that area of the page. Hover over things and you’ll see snippets of code being highlighted.
In this example, the background for the menu on the vendor dashboard page is styled with this:
.wcv-navigation ul.menu.black

By default, the background is styled like this.. giving it a nearly black color:

.wcv-navigation ul.menu.black {
background: #1a1a1a;
}

I decided I wanted a light gray background with a gray border for that menu. So I changed it to this, and put it in my child theme style.css folder:

.wcv-navigation ul.menu.black {
background: #eeeeee;
border: 1px solid #bbbbbb;
}

I also found other elements on the page to style, such as the links in that menu and the hover/active colors, I changed the font on a few links to match my site better and stand out more… as such:

.wcv-navigation ul.menu.black li.active {
background: #ffffff;
}
.wcv-navigation ul.menu.black li.active a {
color: #d83800 !important;
}

.wcv-navigation ul.menu.black li a:hover {
background: #ffffff;
color: #bbbbbb;
}
.wcv-navigation ul.menu.black li a {
font-family: ‘Roboto Slab’, serif;
font-weight: 400 !important;
font-size: 17px;
color: #3a3e47;
}

a.button.product, a.button.shop_coupon {
margin-right: 15px;
font-family: ‘Roboto Slab’, serif;
font-weight: 700 !important;
font-size: 17px;
}

a.wcv-button.button {
padding: 2px;
font-family: ‘Roboto Slab’, serif;
font-weight: 700 !important;
font-size: 15px;
}

Use !important only if you find that initially your changes are not taking affect. If you’re overriding changes that have been already made to the original files by the theme author, sometimes you have to use !important to get your changes to take precedence.

You’ll have to play around with things to see how to get the styles you want. 😉
If you have too much trouble, your theme author might be able to help you find what/how to change something.

Also— read this if you are having issues with the WC Vendors pages showing up right in your theme: https://www.wcvendors.com/kb/changing-vendor-templates/ and/or if you want to make changes to the vendor pages that go beyond simple css cosmetic alterations.

I’m also not a programmer, by definition…. I hope I’ve helped a bit… I don’t know for sure if this is what you’re seeking, but I’m glad to try to help if I can 🙂

Good luck with your endeavor!

Hi Antoine,

It appears you’re using an old version of the Handy theme. Handy was updated to v3.7 to provide you with WC Vendors Pro v1.2.2+ compatibility. Upgrade your theme and then let me know if that helps. 99.9% certain this is a theme issue, not a Pro issue.

Cheers

@foxxman: Glad this helped! The inspector tools on firefox and chrome are rad. It used to be a royal pain to customize- these tools help immensely!!

🙂