I\'ve changed the default icon in the ajax shopping cart (which looks like a padlock) into a cart using the FontAwesome icon (icon-shopping-card), thank to the tips given in :
But i had to custom css (because the new cart icon wasn\'t visible) with : #header-outer .icon-shopping-cart { text-indent: 0px !important;}
I\'ve search for a long time :( but i hope it is the good way :)
I\'ve also changed the header.php for the mobile cart link.
But now, i\'d like to change the icon (packlock with a "+" sign) on each product thumbnail in the shop page (and other pages with woocommerce shortcode).
I\'think that is a picture, but is it possible to replace it by the same FontAwesome icon (icon-shopping-card) ? so that the customer recognise the same icon)
Yes using !important should be avoided but is only a warning so can be used if needed . Woocommerce Shortcodes are a different subject altogether therefore we suggest you take a look at http://docs.woothemes.com/document/woocommerce-sel... . They have extensive Documentation and a really great Support Forum . Chances are your question already has anwsers there :) .
Hello,
I\'ve changed the default icon in the ajax shopping cart (which looks like a padlock) into a cart using the FontAwesome icon (icon-shopping-card), thank to the tips given in :
http://themenectar.ticksy.com/ticket/128046
and in :
http://themenectar.ticksy.com/ticket/130812
But i had to custom css (because the new cart icon wasn\'t visible) with : #header-outer .icon-shopping-cart { text-indent: 0px !important;}
I\'ve search for a long time :( but i hope it is the good way :)
I\'ve also changed the header.php for the mobile cart link.
But now, i\'d like to change the icon (packlock with a "+" sign) on each product thumbnail in the shop page (and other pages with woocommerce shortcode).
I\'think that is a picture, but is it possible to replace it by the same FontAwesome icon (icon-shopping-card) ? so that the customer recognise the same icon)
Thanks for your time and help !
Hey!
Yes using !important should be avoided but is only a warning so can be used if needed . Woocommerce Shortcodes are a different subject altogether therefore we suggest you take a look at http://docs.woothemes.com/document/woocommerce-sel... . They have extensive Documentation and a really great Support Forum . Chances are your question already has anwsers there :) .
Cheers
ThemeNectar Support Team