@TiWMusic What isn't showing up for you? The element as a whole or just the custom styles? Does the standard ATC element work in Safari for you? This element simply leverages the native element and adds some custom CSS. Perhaps there's some compatibility issues with my CSS for safari.
Wow, amazing timing. I am working on a store as we speak. I have traditionally used custom css, but this element will be so awesome to have. Just bought it. My ONLY suggestion, and Ill modify v1.0 via parameters and create a new modified template, is to have an option for Border Radius on all elements. Thanks again. Cornerstone is the best and your tutorials are always something i watch immediately on release!
Thanks @riceman2112! Apprecaite the feedback. I actually had planned for individual radius controls and kept going back and forth on things getting overly complicated. Really not a bad idea though. Perhaps I'll add it back in for v1.0.1 :) Appreciate your support!
@@buildingonwordpress I am just digging in and I see it is a bit complicated. I am just learning to use parameters, and didn't really understand them until I watched your tutorials. I just found the Radius under "Globals" at the top. Good to go! Thanks again. FYI, My business is UX Media House, so thats the account name under your new Pixels site. I always build with Cornerstone if I have the choice. Love it, and have been using it for the past 5 years.
Hi, just purchased this template and it works fine for variable products! But it isn't working quite the same way for simple product types... Maybe some feedback to improve the template: if I want to order let's say 3 sneakers, wouldn't it be nice for the user to see the total price? So $150 (3 x $50) instead of the static $50 (with the counter on 3)? :) Either way, appreciate your passion to make this theme better for everyone! Your tutorials helped me already a lot
Thanks @go-at-alex! Appreciate your feedback and taking the time to leave a comment. The Add To Cart Form is typically used for variable products but curious what isn't working about it for single products? The Add To Cart Form doesn't support ajax natively (which the simple product button does) so you'd need to use an external tool for that. Some solid plugins out there for adding ajax add-to-cart. Love the idea of a live price update. Might need to think through that a bit. My goal was to leverage as much of the native element as possible without custom overrides, additional php, javascript or other complex additions - and this is how the native element works. Really do appreciate the feedback. Thanks!
@@buildingonwordpress if I'm adjusting a single layout for a simple product, the counter and the add to cart button are not in the same row, they are sticking under each other. I can't move the spacing between these two. The price isn't showing aswel, but I guess this logically only works when chosing variables for a variable product. And that's why I was coming to the point of a dynamic price update. When I select 1, I want to see the price for 1, for 2, the price for 2 etc. I really do understand you keeping the template as lean and mean as possible with native solutions. I guess my proposal for the dynamic price is more a personal approach thing as I can imagine most people will be fine with the static solo price displaying Thanks and you're welcome!
@@buildingonwordpress I am bulding the woo cat archives layout - based on a grid and the ATC is added at the bottom of a cell - all the controls work apart from spacing
@@BartLenski Ah! Great catch. Looks like it may be missing a class for simple product forms. I'll get this updated for future downloads. If you look at the Element CSS and look into the /*Action Area*/ section simply add a comma and then .product-type-simple .x-wc-add-to-cart-form form to this item .woocommerce-variation-add-to-cart.variations_button So in full the updated version should look like: /*Action Area*/ .woocommerce-variation-add-to-cart.variations_button, .product-type-simple .x-wc-add-to-cart-form form { display: flex; flex-direction: row; }
I would pay for this. This is exactly what ThemeCo should be doing with you. Name a price!
9.99 :)
@@BartLenski Yeah! I bought it.
Oh, this would work so well for forms. I'm usually stylizing that through CSS as well, so this might be a really good solution for that as well.
That’s next on the list.
That's a great element. I would pay for this as well!
Its not displaying on Safari for me .
@TiWMusic What isn't showing up for you? The element as a whole or just the custom styles? Does the standard ATC element work in Safari for you? This element simply leverages the native element and adds some custom CSS. Perhaps there's some compatibility issues with my CSS for safari.
Wow, amazing timing. I am working on a store as we speak. I have traditionally used custom css, but this element will be so awesome to have. Just bought it. My ONLY suggestion, and Ill modify v1.0 via parameters and create a new modified template, is to have an option for Border Radius on all elements. Thanks again. Cornerstone is the best and your tutorials are always something i watch immediately on release!
Thanks @riceman2112! Apprecaite the feedback. I actually had planned for individual radius controls and kept going back and forth on things getting overly complicated. Really not a bad idea though. Perhaps I'll add it back in for v1.0.1 :) Appreciate your support!
@@buildingonwordpress I am just digging in and I see it is a bit complicated. I am just learning to use parameters, and didn't really understand them until I watched your tutorials. I just found the Radius under "Globals" at the top. Good to go! Thanks again. FYI, My business is UX Media House, so thats the account name under your new Pixels site. I always build with Cornerstone if I have the choice. Love it, and have been using it for the past 5 years.
We need more WooCommerce pre-build stuff please. Great work
Just purchased this and It's cool
Thanks @developedbyjoe! Appreciate the support!
Hi, just purchased this template and it works fine for variable products! But it isn't working quite the same way for simple product types...
Maybe some feedback to improve the template: if I want to order let's say 3 sneakers, wouldn't it be nice for the user to see the total price? So $150 (3 x $50) instead of the static $50 (with the counter on 3)? :)
Either way, appreciate your passion to make this theme better for everyone! Your tutorials helped me already a lot
Thanks @go-at-alex! Appreciate your feedback and taking the time to leave a comment. The Add To Cart Form is typically used for variable products but curious what isn't working about it for single products? The Add To Cart Form doesn't support ajax natively (which the simple product button does) so you'd need to use an external tool for that. Some solid plugins out there for adding ajax add-to-cart.
Love the idea of a live price update. Might need to think through that a bit. My goal was to leverage as much of the native element as possible without custom overrides, additional php, javascript or other complex additions - and this is how the native element works.
Really do appreciate the feedback. Thanks!
@@buildingonwordpress if I'm adjusting a single layout for a simple product, the counter and the add to cart button are not in the same row, they are sticking under each other. I can't move the spacing between these two.
The price isn't showing aswel, but I guess this logically only works when chosing variables for a variable product. And that's why I was coming to the point of a dynamic price update. When I select 1, I want to see the price for 1, for 2, the price for 2 etc.
I really do understand you keeping the template as lean and mean as possible with native solutions. I guess my proposal for the dynamic price is more a personal approach thing as I can imagine most people will be fine with the static solo price displaying
Thanks and you're welcome!
@buildingonwordpress its not working properly anymore - spacing for example taks no effect
HI @BartLenski - just tested on the latest version of Cornerstone / Pro and spacing works well. Happy to take a look for you.
@@buildingonwordpress I am bulding the woo cat archives layout - based on a grid and the ATC is added at the bottom of a cell - all the controls work apart from spacing
its a simple product - I am trying to 'separate' (add space between) the QTY box and add to cart buttom
@@BartLenski Ah! Great catch. Looks like it may be missing a class for simple product forms. I'll get this updated for future downloads.
If you look at the Element CSS and look into the /*Action Area*/ section simply add a comma and then .product-type-simple .x-wc-add-to-cart-form form to this item .woocommerce-variation-add-to-cart.variations_button
So in full the updated version should look like:
/*Action Area*/
.woocommerce-variation-add-to-cart.variations_button, .product-type-simple .x-wc-add-to-cart-form form {
display: flex;
flex-direction: row;
}
@@buildingonwordpress no changes when the class is added - spacing not responding
Why this is not in PRO already ;) Get it there pronto please
drop the code my dude!