Setting up Sydney Pro

Sydney Pro
#21

Loking into the core code, this shortcode supports category filtering. You’ll need to use this format:


[recent_products per_page="12" columns="3" category="dresses"]

Specify the product category slug in the category attribute. For multiple categories, use comma separator.


[recent_products per_page="12" columns="3" category="dresses,pants"]

Regards,
Kharis

#22

Incredible! Thank you it works!

If I want to change the text on my woocommerce button fro ‘read me’ to ‘buy’ is that difficult?

#23

You can change that default button text label with this PHP code:


function sydney_child_woocommerce_button($btn_text) {
  if($btn_text == 'Read more') {
    return __('Buy', 'sydney');
  }

  return $btn_text;

}
add_filter('woocommerce_product_add_to_cart_text', 'sydney_child_woocommerce_button');

To apply it to your site, you can add it to your child theme’s functions.php file, of course if you have run it. If you haven’t run yet, you can use the functionality plugin like Code Snippets.

Regards,
Kharis

#24

Hi, where can we select and install from the upload theme page?

#25

Hello @wonderwitheliz,

Thanks for contacting us!

If you are a Sydney Pro user, you should download the .zip package in your athemes.com account. Then, follow the instructions in the below link about how to install the theme:
Quick start guide - Sydney Pro - aThemes Knowledge Base

We hope this helps!

Please try that and let us know if you need further assistance.

Kind regards,

Rodrigo.

aThemes Support