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Also, I just looked at Woocommerce’ Photographer plugin and I am still quite unsure what it does. It clearly says it is not for digital downloads, so I don’t think it has any overlapping functionality to Symbiostock and is something else altogether. Perhaps a way to upload lots of photos which will then create physical products like t-shirts or something.
Which you can certainly do with Symbiostock Pro, but more robustly, and for free.
The admin tab does show up in 2.6.4. Perhaps you don’t have Symbiostock Lite installed as well and so Symbiostock Pro is unable to activate. Or perhaps you forgot to activate Pro.
This isn’t to say it is compatible with 2.6.4, but in that capacity it is not an issue. I just tested it on a fresh install.
This has nothing to do with Symbiostock, but in my experience child themes are unnecessarily complicated. I would just use a custom CSS plugin and override your theme’s CSS with that, using the !important postfix to whatever classes you want to definitely override.
If this does not suffice, there are all kinds of guides on child themes out there, but I find that themes are so complex nowadays that creating a child theme is not an easy thing at times.
If it is only happening on one of your macs then it has something to do with that mac, not the server itself. I don’t use a mac so I have no experience with it. Best guess would be to add it as an exception when and if you are prompted so you no longer see the issue.
Hi Walt – yes, Anytype will support ZIP files, audio files, ebooks and any file type you want to associate as a new license to any media product.
The plugin probably references an image somewhere in it that doesn’t exist. This is very common and should likely be ignored. You could alternatively view source on the page that triggers that notification and you’ll probably see “error_page.gif” somewhere in it.
All I am asking is, when you go into the product edit page in the backend, and see the product image in the administrative interface, and you have refreshed the page and/or are logging in via a private window, do you still see the black watermark?
You have not answered the most important question – when you edit the product in the backend, is the product image updated?
Hi Rodrigo,
Thanks for bringing this up. We’ll look into seeing if there’s a way to add this feature, thanks.
It is also possible your theme creates its own thumbnails. I have seen themes that use something called ‘aqresizer’ which creates additional thumbnails that do not get recreated when the watermark is updated.
If you edit the product in the backend and it is updated there, then Symbiostock is doing its job. That’s the best way to check – check if a product that has the black watermark on the front end has it on the backend as well. If not, then either your theme (or another plugin) is serving some other thumbnail it created itself, or it’s a cache’d image as Chris suggested.
Basically any design elements with regards to the front end almost always have nothing to do with Symbiostock. It relates in that you’re welcome to post here for support, but just put it in the right forum so it doesn’t get cluttered with other stuff.
We actively peruse the forums looking for Symbiostock specific issues to address and if we have to filter through non-Symbiostock issues it just makes it more taxing.
Again Kenny, front end things are not related to Symbiostock the plugin. Please put these threads in the right forums.
That’s a brilliant solution. No messing with licenses or anything. Just pop a 100% off coupon for a product each month and change the product whenever you want.
1-3 are all theme/WooCommerce related. Symbiostock has nothing to do with any of that.
I believe with #4 you can edit products and pick related products but I’m not 100% sure on that.
1) You would need to purchase a third party WooCommerce plugin that allows you to use bundles. WooCommerce has one I think called product bundles.
2) This would have to be custom coded – no such functionality exists.