Checkout + cart layout, sticky navigation, translate

Hello,

First of all, I would like to compliment you on this perfect template.

I came across a few little things I don’t know what to do with, I couldn’t find them on the forum:

1. I don’t see the two-column form in the checkout, as you have it in your “Demo mega electronics”. If this could be easily fixed, I would be glad. I am attaching a screen.

2. In the cart the ratio between the columns (PROD, PRICE, QUANTITY..) is messed up, when I edit the cart in elementor it displays correctly, but purely on the web it is messed up. It’s such a detail, but I’d like to solve it by the time I launch the site. I am attaching a screen.

3. Sticky navigation: I’d like to make the icons for each category bigger and maybe the text. I am attaching a screen.

4. I can’t translate some of the text. I found out that I have to use the “Loco translate” application and most of the texts I needed to translate went without any problem, unfortunately some texts are not displayed in the application. These are:
– “In Stock” in the product preview
– “You May Be Interested In…” in the cart

Thank you for your help and have a nice day.
Sincerely, Fišer.

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Hello,

Thank you very much for choosing our theme and for contacting us.

1. and 2. WoodMart comes with a custom WooCommerce layout builder functionality. It is a powerful addition to our theme that allows you to create custom layouts for your shop page, single product page, cart, and checkout with WPBakery or Elementor page builder. Your functional pages are created in the Dashboard > Layout. https://gyazo.com/554a3ee9e98565c4d85070b755e529fb
You need either disable or edit. Please check these manuals: https://xtemos.com/docs-cat/woocommerce-layouts-builder/?theme=woodmart

3. Please check this manual to see the options you can use to preset your product category: https://xtemos.com/docs-topic/product-category-menu/

4. You can translate/rewrite all theme and plugin texts via PO file in WordPress. Here is a video tutorial that should help you translate your website texts with a Loco Translate plugin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3NsDdMzsls&list=PLMw6W4rAaOgKKv0oexGHzpWBg1imvrval&index=3

Please check the video tutorial to see how to save the translation file correctly. You can remove the plugin and translations would remain. Also, translations would remain after each theme update.

In order to translate the WooCommerce strings, you need to create a separate translation in Loco > Plugins > WooCommerce in the same way as shown in the video.

Best Regards

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