[Free Theme] Niara - Thirty Bees theme

[datakick]

43 minutes ago, veganline said:

 

Anyone reading this might want a lazy version of Zen's solution. It works on Chrome desktop and I guess on most browsers. It is a bit of style sheet to add from the back office, over-riding the styles that need changing rather than editing them.
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/* Niara 1.1 patch to make radio buttons work */
input[type="checkbox"] input[type="radio"] .attribute_radio .attribute_list {
cursor:pointer;
opacity:0;
position:absolute;
width:auto!important;
float:none!important;
margin:auto;
right:auto;
left:auto;
}

Another solution is to download latest version of niara theme from github. This (and many more issues) are already fixed there

 

[Chandra]

On 1/20/2020 at 10:20 AM, Chandra said:

..., TB has a feature to alert the customer that a different pack size/combination is in stock when a different combination is clicked.

I don't see that working on my Niara based shop. Can you please advise if this is a theme thing and can be fixed easily?

I wanted to bump this topic to see if anyone sees this issue and have a way out.

I think the right behavior would be for products with at least one attribute in stock to show the 'Add to cart' button and then lead/let the user select an available attribute on the product page.

Currently it simply says the product is out of stock even if some attributes are in stock.

[Chandra]

I dug a little more with the Community theme and the Niara themes.

The community theme has this nice feature to show a message similar to "Product available with different options" when the product has multiple combinations and one of them is in stock, both on the product list and product pages (pics - I have tweaked the translations a bit). This seems to be missing in Niara, which is otherwise a lovely theme a lot of us have adopted.

A couple of questions:

@tommat Would it be possible to kindly port this feature to Niara? It would be a great addition if so.

In general, can I also ask TB team if both community and Niara themes will be maintained or if there is guidance to use one over the other?

Edit: I will answer my own question for anyone else looking for this feature.

I found the code is also available in Niara and the messages are being hidden in css. You can show these messages by adding the following lines to custom code.

.product-actions-container .availability {
  display: inline;
}
#availability_statut {
    display: inline !important;
}
.label-success {
    display: none;
}
.label-danger {
    display: none;
}

 

Edited April 4, 2020 by Chandra

[AndyC]

Don't know if it is just me ..But viewing the shopping cart in heading (Basket Icon) there is no way to remove items..Is this correct or should I be able to delete items

[cienislaw]

it's correct.

[toplakd]

As it seems this option was removed from Niara theme.

[AndyC]

Would it be easy to replace as I think it is quite important. You have to go to cart remove then back to products

Edited April 10, 2020 by AndyC

[Traumflug]

Undo this commit and see customers deleting their orders 🙂

https://github.com/thirtybees/niara/commit/5991643b278f4f0343dc7e90957984013a6db98f

[toplakd]

What do you mean with "customers deleting their orders" ?

[AndyC]

I think it is to do with my question ...Removing orders from cart in header

Looks like a bit of work if it is

[toplakd]

One thing is removing items from cart, other is deleting the orders.

That's why I asked what is ment with "customers deleting their orders".

[AndyC]

Sorry maybe you right, I was assuming it was for me

[Chandra]

Customers who want to delete some products from the cart will delete anyway.

My take is to keep the delete buttons available in the cart dropdown. Thanks.

[Traumflug]

19 hours ago, Chandra said:

Customers who want to delete some products from the cart will delete anyway.

Yes. But not those who click this x by accident. And that happens quite easily, because this x looks like a close-dialog-button.

[Chandra]

@Traumflug

How about a bin icon?

[VinceMax]

In addition to what @Traumflug said, the fact that you are able to delete a record from the cart  header is a matter of debate btween merchants. they don't want it to TOO easy to access... presumebly it has to do with the customer psychology and "help him maintain" his decision de buy the product.

I'm no expert but I'd say it depends on your customers; if they are for example tech junkies, they may get frustrated and you'd better take undo that commit, otherwise it's best to stick with the THIRTYBEES well-thought roadmap. your Call.

[Chandra]

Indeed. I have been receiving calls on how to delete products from the cart of late, and never realized it is to do with my switch to Niara theme!