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review · 5 starsQuadMenu, you definitly need to make people understand that your plugin requires to add an item to your menu, and that it doesn’t rely on the current Divi/Woocommerce icon.
Hello @nsptfr Thanks for the review I don’t understand what you mean with “requires to add an item” Please, can you explain it with a screenshot?
Yeah, sorry, what I mean is, if i made it right: whereas the default woocommerce/divi icon is already present in the navigation bar, the user have to go to the Menu section and explicitly add the quadmenu cart icon to the menu. Which I didn’t understood in the first place. So I spend 30 minutes wondering why enabling the default theme for primary bar had no effect and that nothing appeared in the source code in the first place.
ok I understand now, we will improve this probably we’re losing active installs because of this thanks mate
Hello @nsptfr Thanks for the review I don’t understand what you mean with “requires to add an item” Please, can you explain it with a screenshot?
Yeah, sorry, what I mean is, if i made it right: whereas the default woocommerce/divi icon is already present in the navigation bar, the user have to go to the Menu section and explicitly add the quadmenu cart icon to the menu. Which I didn’t understood in the first place. So I spend 30 minutes wondering why enabling the default theme for primary bar had no effect and that nothing appeared in the source code in the first place.
ok I understand now, we will improve this probably we’re losing active installs because of this thanks mate