if this, but i think it should, i tested it.

if this doesn't work can u rather just use the normal way:

https://laytheme.com/documentation/shop-setup.html

in this tutorial it says how to setup a cart menupoint. theres even the option in the customizer to have it hidden now until someone adds sth to the cart

@arminunruh just sent you an email!

thank you!

yes!

maybe u can find a plugin that does this!
then the plugin wont be overwritten when lay theme updates.
when lay theme updates, all files in the lay folder are overwritten

but yea once this happens i will then always release a lay theme update that fixes this

so i will release an update soon

Hi there, i solved it with the advanced Ajax Product Filter Plugin from rocket: https://en-gb.wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce-ajax-filters/, because you can implement the filter as shortcut. Maybe this helps someone :)

@arminunruh Thank you!

i think the footer for the product pages is the same footer that is used for
the footer for pages:
Screenshot 2024-03-20 at 13.49.15.png

if you know how to use css: the body on shop pages has this class:

woocommerce-page

so theoretically you could add something to your footer that is the same footer for pages and add a class to it and then use css to hide it on normal pages and show it on woocommerce pages

for example add a row to your footer for pages,
right click the row and "set html class and id"
enter "myshopfootercontent" as the class

then use css like:

.myshopfootercontent{ display: none; } body.woocommerce-page .myshopfootercontent{ display: block; }

i should probably add a setting to have different footers for shop pages

Thank youu :)

oh :O

mmmh

maybe that little tutorial helps:
https://laytheme.com/documentation/custom-css-styling.html#css-based-on-current-page

maybe u can hide the footer with css on woocommerce pages

i think woocommerce pages all have a body class of "woocommerce-page"

u could use that to target those pages with css

maybe

.woocommerce-store-notice{
display: none;
}
.woocommerce-page .woocommerce-store-notice{
display: block;
}

actually i just started a really big project for a really big client and im going to travel to a different country for a while in a few days so no ://

ok i think i fixed it!

so the issue was the shortcode [woocommerce_cart] was in both the desktop and custom phone layout gridder

its better to just put that shortcode into the textfield above the gridder

hey visch! i think its not possible!
but its a good idea for a setting, im writing it down

@arminunruh sure! just sent it

Thank you!

its probably an issue with your permalinks

go to settings → reading → permalink

now make sure this is the structure:

Screenshot 2024-02-22 at 15.19.17.png

and then click save

or its an issue with your website url
maybe you moved your website to a new server but the old website url is still in your database? i think its probably not this issue, but you can replace all occurences of your old url with the new url by using the plugin "better search and replace"