FAQs

Disable Sticky Add to Cart Box on Product Details Page

To disable the sticky behavior of the Add to Cart box on the right side of the Product Details Page, add the following script via Script Manager:

1. Navigate to Storefront > Script Manager
2. Click Create a Script
3. Configure the script:
   • Name: Disable Sticky Add to Cart
   • Location on page: Footer
   • Select pages where script will be added: Store Pages
   • Script category: Essential
4. Paste the following code in the Script contents field:

<script>
(function() {
    var style = document.createElement('style');
    style.innerHTML = '.productView ._eyeva-sticky-box { position: relative }';
    document.head.appendChild(style);
})();
</script>

1. Click Save

This script injects a CSS rule that overrides the sticky positioning, making the Add to Cart box scroll normally with the page content instead of staying fixed on the screen.

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Converting Videos to H.265 Format for Safari Compatibility

Install ffmpeg on Windows using command line:

choco install ffmpeg

Run the following command to convert the video to H.265 format:

ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -vcodec libx265 -c:a aac -tag:v hvc1  output.mp4

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Fix Add to Cart Button Not Working in Cart Drawer Suggested Products

If the Add to Cart button inside the cart drawer's "You May Also Like" or "Recently Viewed" sections does nothing when clicked, it means the product card link rendered with an empty href and the existing handler cannot extract the product_id.

This is fixed in theme version 1.3.4+. For stores running an older version, apply the following runtime workaround via Script Manager without rebuilding the theme:

1. Navigate to Storefront > Script Manager
2. Click Create a Script
3. Configure the script:
   • Name: Fix Cart Drawer Add to Cart
   • Location on page: Footer
   • Select pages where script will be added: Store Pages
   • Script category: Essential
4. Paste the following code in the Script contents field:

<script>
(function () {
    function getProductId(el) {
        // 1. Try existing href first
        try {
            var url = new URL(el.href, location.origin);
            var pid = url.searchParams.get('product_id');
            if (pid) return pid;
        } catch (e) { /* href empty or invalid */ }

        // 2. data-product-id on element itself or closest ancestor
        var withPid = el.closest('[data-product-id]');
        if (withPid && withPid.getAttribute('data-product-id')) {
            return withPid.getAttribute('data-product-id');
        }

        // 3. data-entity-id on the closest card wrapper
        var withEid = el.closest('[data-entity-id]');
        if (withEid && withEid.getAttribute('data-entity-id')) {
            return withEid.getAttribute('data-entity-id');
        }

        return null;
    }

    // Run in capture phase so we mutate the link BEFORE the theme's
    // bubble-phase click handler reads its href.
    document.addEventListener('click', function (event) {
        var el = event.target && event.target.closest
            ? event.target.closest('[data-papathemes-cart-item-add]')
            : null;
        if (!el) return;

        var href = el.getAttribute('href') || '';
        if (/[?&]product_id=\d+/.test(href)) return; // already valid

        var pid = getProductId(el);
        if (!pid) return;

        el.setAttribute(
            'href',
            '/cart.php?action=add&product_id=' + encodeURIComponent(pid)
        );
    }, true);
})();
</script>

1. Click Save

How it works

• Listens for clicks in the capture phase so it runs before the theme's existing bubble-phase handler bound to [data-papathemes-cart-item-add].
• When the clicked link's href is missing or has no product_id parameter, the script resolves the product ID from data-product-id (on the button or an ancestor) or data-entity-id (on the card wrapper rendered by the suggested-products and recently-viewed-products components).
• It then writes a valid /cart.php?action=add&product_id=... URL back onto the link so the existing AJAX add-to-cart logic picks it up unchanged.

The script is a no-op on links that already contain a working product_id, so it is safe to leave installed even after upgrading to a fixed theme version.