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2. Remove Add to Cart button based on Specific products
- Open the product page to edit.
- Scroll down to product data metabox and click on Role-Based Pricing tab.
- The plugin offers two options for removing the Add to Cart button at product level:
- For demonstration purpose, let us enable both of these options.
Change text woocommerce minicart buttons
- translations via loco-translate.
- functions.php with following code: add_filter(‘gettext’, ‘translate_text’); add_filter(‘ngettext’, ‘translate_text’);
- In Child Theme (childtheme\woocommerce\includes\wc-template-functions.php) I edited the file in line 1487:
How do I change the search bar in WooCommerce?
After that, you can visit the WooCommerce » Ajax Search Bar page to configure plugin settings. Simply switch to the ‘Search bar’ tab to get started. From here, you can choose the appearance of your search box. You can show and hide the button, change the search button label, and replace the placeholder text.
How to override behaviour of WooCommerce widget cart?
It should override behaviour of woocommerce widget cart but it isnt working. I can make any changes to the file but it looks like it is still loading from some other place and it is not overriden. I have also tried modifying core template files of woocommerce and deleting mini-cart.php from it but widget is still working.
What should I override to change look of widget cart?
However mini-cart.php structure looks exactly the same as html structure generated in final. But it looks like woocommerce isnt using this file so it has probably changed by some update and mini-cart.php is just remain from later versions. Any ideas what file should I override to change look of widget cart?
Is it possible to override a WordPress widget?
While it’s not technically possible to override a WordPress widget (and remember WooCommerce widgets are nothing more than WordPress widgets), WooCommerce is just so extendable and pluggable and flexible, that some widget functionality can be nearly completely overridden just using the standard WooCommerce template files and/or template functions.
Is there a way to UN-register a WooCommerce widget?
For the widgets that aren’t as pluggable, or if you need greater control, you have the option to un-register a core WooCommerce widget and subclass it, or even duplicate it and change it wholesale, all without modifying a single core file, thus maintaining a clean upgrade path.