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You have just created a WordPress child theme. You followed closely the guide found on WordPress Codex as well as on WordPress developer theme handbook. But there seems to be a problem. Once you activated your child theme, it doesn’t look like its parent theme. Shouldn’t a child theme inherit everything from its parent theme?…
First of all, Woocommerce products are stored on WordPress as custom post type (CPT) named ‘product’. The product categories are custom taxonomy named ‘product_cat’. Let’s say you want to show a simple line of text that tells your visitors the shipping flat rate of a product, and you have different rates for different product categories….
With Woocommerce, you override Woocommerce’s default template files by creating a directory called ‘woocommerce’ inside your WordPress theme folder and placing all the template files inside that folder (preserving directories structure). So is there a way where you can do a similar thing with Buddypress in order to customize how Buddypress looks on the front…
