Elementor module

Hi again,

Thank you for your patience on this,

(2) Regarding that sidebar, I looked into this now. I'm afraid I do not see a simple way for us to achieve that without significant changes.

Technically speaking I think the way it could work is by going over the list of the vendor's products (in PHP), and building an array of categories, and then outputting some CSS that hides all categories which are not in that array. Performance is a challenge though, and it would increase loading time depending on how many products the vendor has, so that info would also need to be cached. Overall I think it is achievable but quite complex and not something I could build quickly.

(4) As I understand it, you wish to achieve an image cover css effect. I believe you can do it by adding this PHP code snippet to your site:

add_action('wp_head', function(){
	?>
	<script>
		jQuery(document).ready(function(){
			jQuery('.marketking_elementor_store_banner_image img').css('height', 'auto');
			jQuery('.marketking_elementor_store_banner_image img').css('min-height', '270px');
		});
	</script>
	<?php
});

The result should be the image adapting as follows: https://www.loom.com/share/9e0ddaaaf1ce48f39620af8166ba5323?sid=430b2b3e-f784-408c-99bd-a00318dd8725

(5) Generally I think a good option there is to add shortcodes to the vendor store page elementor template.

If you have a specific shortcode you would like to use (like an ACF shortcode for user details), I can help adapt that so it automatically applies to the current vendor (so you do not have to specify the vendor/user in a fixed / static way).

We can do a similar thing for the vendor details area: hide the tab with CSS, and create a shortcode so you can display it in a custom way.

Kind regards,

Stefan

Hi Engel,

Thank you for getting back to me,

2. Regarding filters for the vendor shop area, MarketKing uses the [products] shortcode for that section. You could potentially use filter plugins that are compatible with this shortcode. The WOOF plugin appears to work for this purpose - you can find more details here: https://marketkingplugin.com/docs/how-to-enable-search-and-filter-by-text-category-tags-etc-on-vendor-stores/

5. For displaying the vendor's biographical info, you'll need to add this code snippet first: https://pastecode.io/s/qofxqkg8

Then you can use this shortcode: [vendor_bio]

6. Regarding the geolocation map feature for the vendors page - unfortunately this is not available right now. We're considering adding this in future updates, but at the moment there isn't a built-in way to display vendors on a map based on location.

Kind regards,
Stefan