4.) This is fixed in v1.0.5, which Jamie should have finished up here very very very soon. 1.0.5 should fix pretty much every theme problem out there.

The problem is still there.

like saturn015 said:

4. The vendor store page changes the theme header and navigation section. Also the vendor products are not displayed with the same style set by the theme, used on the category pages etc.
http://goo.gl/c5Bmwg

The menu style is broken, like the link from saturn015

@leoprieto what’d you do, send me some porn? 🙂

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Eeew. That’s an ugly layout. I’ll have @digitalchild check it out.

Hi @ben and @digitalchild, have you had a chance to review this issue? Looking forward to a fix! 🙂

Thanks for the bump @aweponken. 🙂

Has anyone else had any luck adapting those templates to Flatsome?

I have the problem #1 .
How can i fix this? CSS?

I’ll add a problem #7 :
I trying to order columns in the front-end dashboard pro, I find that the div -> category adds another divs within this div.
Its impossible order in columns

Hello,

Due to the fact that flatsome doesn’t use ANY of the woocommerce actions and filters to modify layout and have hard coded everything the only way to fix this is to copy the layouts from flatsome into the templates we provide.

I’ve gone ahead and done this for the vendor store page but you will need to check the other templates and apply them as required.

https://gist.github.com/digitalchild/383a529f86d642d4f167

cheers,

Jamie

Hi Jaime, were you talking to me? If so I do think there’s a chance as the pictures are now 218×218, is there a way I change that to 166?

Thanks!

@digitalchild (love the @ mention it seems to work :D)

Hi Jamie and thanks for the update!

However, when I copy over the code you supplied to the template (in /mytheme/wc-vendors/store) I still doesn’t show properly. Please see attached file.

Regarding the dashboard, is that update available somewhere? 🙂

Thanks Jamie, turnes out you need all the templates in orders for everything to work. Still can’t get that header to display properly though.. Please attached picture.

You also said “I’ve gone ahead and renamed all our column classes so that they don’t clash and this has fixed pretty much all the layout issues.”
Is this something that will be included in the next update?

Hello,

v1.1.1 has the columns renamed which should fix all the dashboard layout issues. I’m just fixing a coupon issue and then a country/state calculation issue then I’ll be preparing the next version for release. It’s taking a little longer because debugging paypal issues sucks 🙂

cheers,

Jamie.

I also renamed the header container class so it won’t clash with flatsome’s own header container class in v1.1.1 so that will fix your header issue also.

Thank you! I was overriding that with my CSS. It would also be awesome if .wcv-grid a color was easy to define via settings rather than overriding in a child theme.

Looking forward to 1.1.1!

got the same thing here like @leoprieto

I modified the template but now I’m seeing an empty page (no products and no user store header) like leoprieto

Hi Arvid V,

That looks like you’re not picking up the new style sheets, force your browser to refresh and it should pick up the new styles. With regards to the templates you shouldn’t need to copy them all over, do you have screenshots of what it looks like when you don’t copy them over?

cheers,

Jamie.

@digitalchild Bump, some buttons still get that awful blue color when hovering though..

Me too, looking forward to the next update! 😀

@ben wrote:

Would it not be fastest to simply inspect the element, and override the CSS?

If you check my site you’ll see that’s exactly what I’m doing. Overriding a lot of WC Vendors Pro CSS in order to make it look right with Flatsome. It would be great if you gave the option of just turning of all of WCV “styling” CSS, just leaving the layout CSS, so that it just inherits the theme’s defaults and doesn’t require to write tons of lines of overrides.

If you look at my reply #16303, I’m actually requesting if you could remove more of WCV’s own styling CSS, which would fix many issues with Flatsome. Thanks!

Not sure if this is what you’re looking for, but I overrode it with:

.wcv-button:hover{
color: #ffffff !important;
text-decoration: none !important;
}

Hi Arvid,

Happy Holidays to you, too!

The styling issue you see there is because Flatsome overrides WooCommerce pagination with their own hard coded styles. You would have to copy the pagination code from your theme and integrate it with /templates/store/pagination.php in WC Vendors Pro.

Of course, none of this will matter at all in v1.2.0 when we remove the Vendor Stores custom post type and re-hook into archive-product.php which will allow shitty themes like Flatsome to display normally again. 🙂