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“ WordPress Widgets add content and features to your Sidebars. “ – WordPress
WCMp too lets you add accessible features to your website sidebars. These help your users get quick answers regarding your marketplace!
In order to display WCMp Widgets on your website, the steps explained below will help you get started.
Reference 1: Displaying Widgets
If your Theme does not support Theme Customizer then you can use the following conventional steps:
Reference 2: Displaying Widgets
WCMp provides five widgets ready to use and feature rich widgets!
This widget is available throughout your marketplace and it displays a list of all the registered vendors on your site.
You can add a widget title to it on editing after adding it to the sidebar.
Reference 3: Available WCMp Widgets
This widget is available only on the vendor’s shop page and on any single product page given that product is uploaded by the vendor. This widget displays the store location of the vendor on google maps as has been set by the vendor in the “Store Location” under “Store Settings” from Vendor Dashboard.
You can add a widget title to it on editing after adding it to the sidebar.
Reference 4: Available WCMp Widgets
This happens for two reasons: Either the vendor hasn’t set his/ her Store Location or you haven’t entered in the Google Map API key in the Vendor Frontend section under Vendor tab.
This widget is available only on the vendor’s shop page and on any single product page given that product is uploaded by the vendor. This widget displays a brief introduction/ information about the vendor’s shop as has been set by the vendor in the “Store Description” under “Store Settings” from Vendor Dashboard.
You can add a widget title to it on editing after adding it to the sidebar.
Reference 5: Displaying Widgets
This widget is available only on the vendor’s shop page. This widget displays all the available product categories that the vendor has assigned to his/her products with the number of products in each of it. Clicking which, the user will be redirected to the specific category page containing that vendor’s products only.
You can choose to show/ hide the product count on editing after adding it to the sidebar. Check the box for “Show product count” to show the number of products added by the vendor to a category.
Checking the box for “Hide empty categories“, hides categories that has no products uploaded by the vendor.
Reference 6: Displaying Widgets
This widget is available only on the vendor’s shop page and on any single product page given that product is uploaded by the vendor. This widget adds a contact form, that triggers a mail to the vendor with a carbon copy to the admin on submit. It is a ready-to-use contact point between a customer-vendor-admin.
You may change/ add a widget title, a description and a submit button text on edit.
Checking the box for “Hide from guests”, hides this form from non-logged-in users.
Reference 7: Displaying Widgets
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