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Hi,
I’m creating an site with Atelier Theme premium totally compatible with woocommerce. I installed WC vendors plugin without problem. But now, I think I have a two problems:
#1/ the menu bar on the vendor dashboard page not work. Actually, the menu is very small and all of buttons links are “attached” with each other… without space between them.
Would you have any solution to my problem ?
#2/the button’s “add new product”and “edit your product” links redirect (when I click) on wordpress dashboard in opening a new window (outside of my website). I don’t know if it’s normal ?Thanks,
Hi Olivia,
1) It sounds like the theme has overwritten the “a class=butotn href” property. You can edit the Vendor Dashboard menu links by following:
https://www.wcvendors.com/knowledgebase/changing-vendor-templates/
…..and the template to modify is /dashboard/links.php. You could simply remove the “class=”button”” part, or use any other style you like. After all, it’s just a template so it’s your Van Gogh! 🙂
2) This is also part of the links.php file, just remove the target=”newwindow” or whatever it is and the links won’t open in a new tab. We have them do that since there’s no menu back to the Vendor Dashboard and it’s less confusing for new non-technical vendors to find their way around the site.
Cheers
Ben
Hi Ben,
Thanks for your answer ! Ok, I understand that is CSS’s question ! But about the buttons links problem … I try to delete the “target” but the buttons likes still redirect to wordpress dashboard on a new window…
Thanks
OliviaFYI : A copy of the links.php content :
<center>
<p>
” class=”button”>View Your Store
” class=”button”>Store Settings<?php if ( $can_submit ) { ?>
” class=”button”>Add New Product
” class=”button”>Edit Products
<?php } ?>
</center><hr>
Just change them to standard a href’s and delete the rest of the tags. 🙂 Standard HTML changes nothing more.
Hi,
Thanks Ben for you answer ! But I don’t understand exactly what I have to do. I’m sorry 🙁<center>
<p>
" class="button">View Your Store
" class="button">Store Settings<?php if ( $can_submit ) { ?>
" class="button">Add New Product
" class="button">Edit Products
<?php } ?>
</center><hr>
Hi L,
We provide templates so that if your theme is not 100% compatible, which happens, then you can edit the templates and ensure that our templates are picking up the styles from your theme.
This is customisation that is to do with your specific store/theme and not our plugin. We try our best to help people where we can but we cannot provide free custom coding to every single person that asks for it. I would also recommend if you are running a store to learn some basic html/css and php as it will greatly enhance your ability to support your store, customise it and learn something along the way.
cheers,
Jamie.
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