I notice that the vendor store layout is not the same as the theme layout. The vendor store settings is set up in Appearance -> Customize -> Woocommerce -> Product Catalogue, but the main /shop page is actually set up in the theme settings. I'm using Woodmart. The woocommerce settings is very limited. Is there a way for the settings to be the same in the theme and Marketking?
For vendor store pages, we use the standard WooCommerce [products] shortcode to display products. The exact appearance of this shortcode will also be influenced by your theme - it's possible Woodmart does not style it or styles it differently than other areas. You can try that shortcode on a test page - it should display similarly to vendor store pages.
To adjust the display:
1. With a code snippet, we can make some changes to shortcode parameters to change certain aspects, such as the number of columns displayed. For example:
[products columns="4"]
2. If you need more extensive customization to match your theme's shop page exactly, you would need to customize the vendor store page template through PHP. This gives you complete flexibility to implement any design you want.
Is there anything in particular that you need to achieve? If so, please let me know and I can take a look to see if we can do that by manipulating the shortcode, or perhaps with some custom CSS.
Hi,
I notice that the vendor store layout is not the same as the theme layout. The vendor store settings is set up in Appearance -> Customize -> Woocommerce -> Product Catalogue, but the main /shop page is actually set up in the theme settings. I'm using Woodmart. The woocommerce settings is very limited. Is there a way for the settings to be the same in the theme and Marketking?
Hi Cor,
For vendor store pages, we use the standard WooCommerce [products] shortcode to display products. The exact appearance of this shortcode will also be influenced by your theme - it's possible Woodmart does not style it or styles it differently than other areas. You can try that shortcode on a test page - it should display similarly to vendor store pages.
To adjust the display:
1. With a code snippet, we can make some changes to shortcode parameters to change certain aspects, such as the number of columns displayed. For example:
[products columns="4"]
2. If you need more extensive customization to match your theme's shop page exactly, you would need to customize the vendor store page template through PHP. This gives you complete flexibility to implement any design you want.
Is there anything in particular that you need to achieve? If so, please let me know and I can take a look to see if we can do that by manipulating the shortcode, or perhaps with some custom CSS.
Kind regards,
Stefan