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Hi Ed

I’m afraid that support on a code-level is something we can only do for our premium members. As mentioned on our forum home:

Free support does not cover ticket-suppport, advice or looking up code for customizations on our themes. For all these purposes we refer to our Premium Support (anual costs $ 29,-)

Now as I made a slight exception for you as I sort of expect this to be a theme function in a while and I went and took a quick look, to see where I think this code file is situated. I cannot guarantee you that it’s in there but I believe the file should be flexslider-product.php found in joop\tdframework\core\slider\slider-flexslider.

Kind regards,
Kevin

Hi Happiness,

There is a section 11. JOOP Admin panel - Sliders in your manual, that will show you how to setup a Full Screen product slider.

Mike

You have to first create your pages, create home ect…then add them to your menu. Then go under settings>reading and set your default page to the home page that you have created. You have your blog selected as your home page, thats why it doesnt look like the theme. The pdf included with the download has full detail how to set up sliders for the home page like the theme. Create a slider, its under appearance>joop>sliders, go back to your homepage, scroll down to background and select the background with the name of the slider you created. Hope that helps.

Hi Lemuel,

The plugin should be available in the theme folder (joop\tdframework\addons\plugins) I believe that should contain the updated version. you can replace your currently installed layer slider plugin with that one to upgrade. I will also check with our development team to see if there are other ways of updating the plugins.

Kind regards,

Kevin

Hi Marius,

I’m afraid we don’t have a video tutorial for that but I’ll try to explain it to you step by step.

I think you mean this portfolio type: http://theme-dutch.com/presents/joop/portfolio-full-screen/

This portfolio is created by using an empty page with a Fullscreen Posts Slider.

First we will create the slider.

The fullscreen posts slider displays the posts that you have added to certain categories.

1| Create a new category that we will be using to group all your portfolio items

2| Create posts. For every item you would like to add to your portfolio, you create a new post.

Make sure this post has:

- Title

- Text/content (for the preview)

- Featured image (the image used by the slider)

Lastly, assign the post to the portfolio category you have created.

3| When you have created posts for your portfolio and you have added them to the category. go to appearance -> Joop -> sliders and create a new “Fullscreen Posts Slider”.

4| type the name of your portfolio category in the text area for “categories” if you want to display multiple categories in one slider, seperate them with commas “,” .

5| Select how many posts you want the slider to show and how many words the excerpt should contain. Choose to enable the slideshow function if you want it to slide automatically and select to show the thumbnail (smaller image) or not. Save the slider

6| The slider is ready. Now it’s time to make a page to show it on. Create a new page, add a title but no other content. Then in the page options for “Page background” choose “slider” then at “Background slider” choose the slider you have just created.

7| Save the page and add it to your menu in appearance -> menus.

I hope this helps you creating the portfolio.

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I see you also mentioned the shopping cart but am not sure if you have a question about that too. If you do have a question about the shopping cart, could you try asking it once more? I’m not sure I understand it right now.

Kind regards,

Kevin

Hi Jov Mar,

What you see on the Joop Homepage is a slider custom to the Joop theme that’s called the “FullScreen Products Slider”. It uses woocommerce product catalogs/categories and slides through the products within those categories.

It can be found and set up in the theme-options: Appearance -> Joop -> Sliders.

Kind regards,

Kevin