"Multi Vendor" (#3612865) / KingsPlugins

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Theo started the conversation 3 years ago on March 22, 2024 at 11:32pm

This is a concern I had from day one, and now that I am ready to go live, I still feel uncomfortable with this issue.

When you click on https://caribstore.com/chefuniforms/, the Chef Uniform subdomain shows up. That is perfect.

To the top left, we see the CaribStore Logo, that links back to the CaribStore main page/website.

If I were a vendor, I would feel that my eCommerce account is sending my customers to CaribStore products and services.

There should be a way that vendors templates to show their products and services, with the option to add products to the Admin's main site or pull into a vendor website products from the Admin or other vendors' products, without showing any sign or reference where those products came from.

How can I prevent my CaribStore logo from being shown on any Vendor site, while maintaining that integrated relationship?

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KingsPlugins replied 3 years ago on March 23, 2024 at 10:23am

Hello Theo,

If you would like, it's possible to hide the CaribStore logo on vendors' individual pages.

To do that, you can add this CSS to your site:

.marketking_store_page_individual .custom-logo-link {
    visibility: hidden;
}

It should then show as follows:

This CSS can be added to any area that supports it. Most sites have an area where you can add it, under Appearance -> Customize -> Additional CSS / Extra CSS.

Kind regards,

Stefan

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Theo replied 3 years ago on March 24, 2024 at 1:19pm

Awesome. One more step. Even though the Logo is gone, the Menu Items links back to the main site. How can I prevent the main menu from showing, and at the same time, each vendor can create their own main menu? This would make it look like each vendor is able to White Label CaribStore and configure it to their unique products, and looks.

P/S: I am not a programmer and I have no idea how to write the most simply code. I am asking the following out of reading and listening to conversations.

How can we protect those wonderful CSS codes you give us from being overwritten with new updates?

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KingsPlugins replied 3 years ago on March 28, 2024 at 1:03pm

It is possible to hide the entire top menu on seller pages. To do that, you can use this CSS:

.marketking_store_page_individual #ast-desktop-header {
    display: none !important;
}

It should display as:

However, I'm afraid there is no feature for vendors to create their own menu. It's certainly something we would consider adding as a feature but we do not have this available yet.

Usually, we'd recommend adding CSS as follows:

You can go to Appearance -> Customize:

That would open a menu where there is usually an option for 'additional css' or 'extra css':

Then you can add the CSS there: