Hi KEVLINGO,
Sorry for the late reply!
Unfortunately there is no way to strip the HTML. In nopCommerce version 3.4 there is a setting which if enabled the product short description can be used for meta description which is much more advised as the short description is a plain text field and there is a size limitation on it. It is better to use it as the meta description tag length should be no more of 156 chars for optimal results. Is there any specific reason why you should want to use the product full description for a meta description.
Hope that helps!
Hi Jacob,
Thank you for your reply!
We are aware of this issue and working on it to get it fix a.s.a.p. For the time being you can enable the Ajax Cart plugin and disable the "Enable Ajax Cart On Grouped Product On Pages With Product Boxes:" setting from the plugin setting and everything should work as expected.
Best Regards!
Hi Alain,
Just to make sure I got your question correctly, are you talking about the filters on manufacturer page. If that is the case I am afraid that there isn't such functionality filter by category on a manufacturer page. If you think this will be a valuable feature of the plugin, you can propose it in our user voice portal .
As a workaround you can create a specification called Category and for each product add as a value the name of the category to which is mapped. Thus you will see the category specification appear in the filters.
Hope that helps!
Best Regards!
Hi CEEJAY34,
The Nop Cloud Zoom is disabled on mobile device by default, because on mobile devices you do not have a mouse over event or something like that to trigger the zoom. What is even more it is not a good idea to have popups on mobile devices as it is not very user friendly. That is why on mobile device the cloud zoom is not integrated and when the product image is clicked, it should be opened in another tab of the browser where the customer can see a bigger version of the image.
Hope that makes sense!
Hi DJ_BALOGH,
First you have to make sure that you have the CategoryTemplate.WithPictures selected from the administration of the mega menu plugin.
Then you need to change your code slightly as displayed below:
foreach (var category in Model.CategoriesModels)
{
<li><a href="@Url.RouteUrl("Category", new { SeName = category.CategoryModel.SeName })">@category.CategoryModel.Name</a>
@if (category.SubCategories.Count > 0)
{
<div class="dropdown categories fullWidth [email protected]">"
.dropdown.cat-id-77
{
// your custom styling goes here
}