@LSPhoto
Hi Lisa, wonder if you are using Poster Stack as replacement of RCP as I heard that some people use this blog stack as a web shop stack ? -and if yes with which payment integration stack/ system are you using it.
Thanks
I stopped trying to get in touch with RCP support after February 13th. No response since Dec 20th. 2016.
I still don’t know what I am going to use for a cart. @yuzool mentioned something coming out in March. No idea what. When I figure it out, I will let everyone know
Ok Lisa, me too still undecided which stack/ system to use for an e-commerce, shopping cart. I wanted to go for RCP advanced but without proper client support not good at all. Not sure that Poster Stack will be what i’m looking for in a shopping cart, in every case if you find out let’s me know please. I can’t wait to see with what @yuzool Michael going to come with
Like @LSPhoto I’m trying to get Poster Tags on a separate Foundation page. (no Side Bar)
Using <span class="poster-archive-tags"></span> in a Paragraph Pro stack but the Tags don’t show.
Should Tags then be visible on Preview mode or do I need to Publish.
Checked ‘Archive Style’ to ‘One Line with Separator’ in Poster stack (necessary or not ?)
Do I need extra code to make this work?
@instacks can I also place ‘categories’ on a separate page this way?
And is there a CSS option to change the color of the categories and change or remover the category announcement (in) before the actual category?
Have found .blog-entry-categorie and blog-entry-category in the code view, but sure I’m doing something wrong.
I made a clean page with the Poster stacks and TAGS show instantly.
Added the other stacks from the project-file/page step by step.
Its the SEO helper stack from Joe Workman that made it stop working.
To be very specific it is the Pagespeed setting in SEO Helper.
Pagespeed enabeld > NO TAGS
Pagespeed disabeld > TAGS show up