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one year ago

This is not as simple as changing the href attribute of the link. The Reviews tab is hidden as it is not the first tab that is open by default so it can't be accessed by directing the href to it.
You will need some custom development to do that.

Correct, Cloud Zoom is not available for extended gallery (big images), it only integrates in the standard gallery (big image + thumbnails). The plugin will not integrate in custom layout structures, it requires the original gallery structure.

one year ago

You can't do that from the administration, you have to edit the footer template file.
For Venture theme the file location is this: Themes\Venture\Views\Shared\Components\Footer\Default.cshtml

one year ago

Hello.

There is no straight forward way to remove the category title image, can be done by editing the css code or by using additional css code. The reason you can't click the links after you removed the image is probably because the empty image container is still there and covering the links so you are actually clicking on it, and not on the links themselves.

2 years ago

We are no able to reproduce your issue, the Rich Blog comment section is working as expected at our side. Please open a support ticket at nop-templates.com and provide us with access to your site there so we can inspect the situation.

There is no restriction, all subcategories are shown.

There are two possible workarounds for this.

One is to switch your Home Page layout to Home Page Category Boxes Layout - Layout One from the Pacific Settings page. Layout One does not include subcategories at all. However it's a very different layout, you will probably need new slider images with it, etc.

The other one is to hide your subcategories by using some extra CSS code, like this:

.sub-categories-list {
    display: none !important;
}

Just put it into the "Custom Head Styles" panel on your Pacific Settings page in the administration and it will be injected into the site, hiding all subcategories on Home Page.
Here is also another piece of code that will allow up the 5 subcategories and will hide all the rest:

.sub-categories-list li:nth-child(n+6) {
    display: none;
}

Hello Jakub.

Every possible setup is shown on the Pacific demos. There are 4 demos so check them all.
By default it's not possible to have a gallery layout like the one in Voyage theme.

"buy Voyage Theme and copy product page and inject CSS from voyage"
This is not going to work, at least not without some modifications.
If you just swap the Product Details templates your Product Details page will stop working.

I guess your best bet is to use the "Product Page Layout - Layout Two" in Pacific which will render the HTML structure you need, and from there you restyle the gallery to get 2 images per row instead of one. This way it will be just CSS changes.

2 years ago

That's the correct file you are editing. Also your code seems correct.
The .less file is compiled by clicking the "Save" button in the theme administration (on the Native Settings page where the color presets are), you don't have to do anything else.
So if you didn't click the save button, do it now and see if the change will apply.

2 years ago

"I would like that header bar to pick up the color selected in the Native Theme"

To do that, you have to add your element's class name into the Color Presets selectors file.
The file for Native theme is here:

Plugins\SevenSpikes.Theme.Native\Styles\Less\preset.less

Pay attention that there are different sections in that file, some are for text color, others for background color, some for border-color. If you need to change background color only, then add your element only in the "background color" section.

The number of items per row in side grids on Product Details pages is controlled through the "side-grids" class name. The code is in the 1260.css file. Make sure you apply your changes only for resolutions above 1260px, otherwise your will break the layout on lower resolutions. If you put your changes in the same file, you don't need to add additional media queries - the code in that file applies only for resolutions above 1260px.