Profile: Deni

Hi, 

In the code will be really difficult to hide the price or/and the add to cart button. But, you can easily do that via CSS. Just add this code in your theme Custom Head Styles setting:

.instant-search-item .detail .price,
.search-page .item-box .add-info {
  display: none;
}

Hi, 

Everything is possible, but for achieving this you need to create your own logic and write both back and front-end logic. You can insert this carousel in the pages via the Html Widgets plugin. 
You can make a suggestion for such plugin in our User Voice portal.

I hope that helped you !

Hi, 

Yes, I did not think of that. I am glad that you have found this. Keep up the good work!

Hi, 

As I said, the browser will require permission (a popup should appear to ask) from the user to enable the GeoLocation. Also your browser should support it - all modern browsers support it (IE9+, Chrome, Mozilla, Opera, Safari).

In order to hide the element, just modify the previous code to be like this:

$('.getUserGeoLocation').click().hide().next('span').hide();

This will also hide and the hint. If you want to keep the hint, make the code like this:

$('.getUserGeoLocation').click().hide();

I hope this helped!

Hi, 

I have just checked this and it is working fine - it is not throwing an error. Let us know if you got this resolved.

Hi, 

When I said in your ticket "you can suggest this feature in our user voice portal", I meant this, so other customers can vote for it.

Hi, 

We made some mark-up re-factoring and we missed to update this comment. It should look like this: 

<li>
  <span title="Topics">Topics</span>
  <div class="sublist-wrap">
    <ul class="sublist">
      @foreach (var topic in Model.Topics)
      {
        <li><a href="@Url.RouteUrl("Topic", new {SeName = topic.SeName})" title="@topic.Name">@topic.Name</a></li>
      }
    </ul>
  </div>
</li>

Hi, 

1. You can do this via CSS like this:

.shops-list li:nth-child(n+4) {
   display: none;
}

Also, you can suggest this in our User Voice portal to be included as a setting for future releases.

2. Since this is private information and the browsers always ask if you want to provide your location, we can not always use it without the permission of the user.

If you only want to skip the moment when the user needs to click on the "Use My Current Location" link, then you should place this JS code inside any JavaScript file:

$(document).ready(function () {
   $('.getUserGeoLocation').click();
});

Hope this helps!

Hi, 

Yes, it is included and you can see it working on our demo. You do not need to do anything in order to enable it.

Hi, 

The changes are deployed and ready to download.