[Questions/Suggestions] WooCommerce compatibility..? about wprig

[digisavvy]

Hi @ILYESBouhari,
We had to do it through a class.

We added the below code in themes/wprig/inc/woocommerce (we added this folder ourselves).

public function initialize() {
  add_action( 'after_setup_theme', array( $this, 'dgs_add_woocommerce_support' ) );
}

   /**
   * Declare WooCommerce Theme Support
  */
  public function dgs_add_woocommerce_support() {
	add_theme_support( 'woocommerce' );
  }
}

This wiki article talks a bit more about the PHP architecture of the theme in-depth. https://github.com/wprig/docs/blob/master/documentation/php.md - Unfortunately, this theme isn't really actively maintained, which is too bad. It had such a promising start.

[tessak22]

Has anyone made progress on Woo support? I am planning to dive into it this weekend, but want to make sure someone hasn't started any work on it yet.

[mor10]

Go for it! Make sure you work with the v2.0 branch and follow the PHP patterns already set up. WooCommerce and other support should be stand-alone and activated through a single reference.

[digisavvy]

Here's a snippet for the whole file, if it helps: https://gist.github.com/digisavvy/0ee0c0c4cd64b60c241268c37dfd0838

The items specific to your question are on lines 38 and 54.

[hazephase]

I am also having a problem with woocommerce. Not about to get it to work

[mor10]

I personally have no plans to add a WooCommerce component, but anyone else is free to add one. Create a PR (or encourage someone else to do it) and add the functionality in the ./dev/pluggable/ folder for modular inclusion.

[mor10]

Closing due to inactivity. Feel free to open again.

[digisavvy]

I'd like to revisit this issue. Trying to provide styling for WooCommerce and I'm having difficulty. I need guidance on providing this support for Woo.

I added this to styles/component.php

'wp-rig-woocommerce' => [
		'file'             => 'woocommerce.min.css',
		'preload_callback' => function() {
		global $template;
		return is_woocommerce() || is_checkout() || is_cart();
	},
],

Doing the above does load the specified file! Woot! The problem is that the styles I'm writing do not actually appear to be printed/applied anywhere onscreen.

I created a custom full width template and got as far. I then added this wp_rig()->print_styles( 'wp-rig-full-width' ); and then styles appeared to take hold. I tried this with an woocommerce override but I still have issues with my styles in woocommerce.min.css not showing up.

Any thoughts?

[digisavvy]

I was able to resolve this by including both the namespace and wp_rig()->print_styles( 'wp-rig-woocommerce' ); inside of the WooCommerce template file I used to override. Seems like there might be a better way?

[ilyes-bouhari]

@digisavvy could you share how did you add Woocommerce support ? please

[ilyes-bouhari]

@digisavvy thanks