I have 2 issues I would like some feedback on:
Issue 1 – BUG: The pay later message wording is misleading when used in practice
If you look at the preview text for pay later in the plugin it reads like this:
Pay in 4 interest-free payments of $xx.xx. Learn More
When actually used on the website it is showing this instead which doesnt really explain what it is:
As low as $xx.xx/mo. Learn more.
You can clearly see that the actual message is unclear and doesnt help us promote the pay later service on our website but the preview text in the plugin does.
Please can you advise on how we can edit or improve this wording?
Issue 2 – Bug – Where has the pay later gateway option gone?
We used to have a seperate gateway for pay later with Paypal. Is there any way to get this back? At face value it just says paypal. It doesnt say anything about finance options.
Is there a way we can make it more visible so visitors know how to access this service?
]]>I’m trying to change the wording of the “donate” button on the product page, I need it to say Sponsor, how is that achieved?
]]>Here’s a pic of the member site without donations:
https://ibb.co/c8NLcrf
And with donations:
https://ibb.co/WBj2cQZ
Any ideas about this? Thanks!
]]>Is it normal that it is impossible to change wording “contact” or “Contact Information”
from page view ad ? (<div id=”showawpcpadpage”>)
I need to change this as well as the size of the elements but it’s impossible to do it
after modifying the code directly.
Thanks in advance and have a good day.
]]>I need the shorter verbiage to fit on my site.
]]>add_action( 'tribe_pre_get_view', 'change_custom_field_meta_label' ); function change_custom_field_meta_label() { tribe_set_meta_label( 'tribe_event_venue', 'NEW LABEL!', 'meta_group' ); }
And it does not work.
How do I make this change in version 6?
How can this be corrected?
]]>I am having difficulties with changing default text and colour of some specific elements in CSS.
The site is in staging environment so cannot post here unfortunately. I’ll try to be as specific as possible without it.
1. I would like to remove the word ‘reservieren’:
‘<div class>=”tribe-tickets__rsvp-actions-rsvp”>
<span class=”tribe-common-h2 tribe-common-h6–min-medium”>
Hier reservieren </span>’
2. I would like to change the word ‘Reservieren’ to ‘Anmelden’.
‘<div class>=”tribe-tickets__rsvp-actions-rsvp-going”>
<button class=”tribe-common-c-btn tribe-tickets__rsvp-actions-button-going tribe-common-b1 tribe-common-b2–min-medium” type=”submit”>
Reservieren</button>’
3. On an event’s individual page I would like to change the link colour of navigation elements at the bottom left and right of the page. I would like to change the colour of
both states, normal and mouse on. I have already tried adding the statement ‘colour: #fffffff’ and ‘color: white’ to various elements like ‘tribe-events-nav-previous’ and ‘tribe-events-nav-next.`
Thanks for any help you are able to offer.
Much appreciated.
However, I appreciate English is not your first language. Could I suggest some improvements to the default wording (which I know can be changed via settings anyway):
“Following shipping methods are available for your area:” -> “Shipping methods available for your area:”. (If you want to be verbose with a complete sentence as in the original it would need to start “The following”, but this text is more heading-like and can be more concise.)
“No shipping Method available for your area” -> “No shipping methods available for your area”.
]]>FYI, the site is under maintenance at present so you won’t be able to see the page. Let me know if you’d like user access so you can see it.
In the order summary section, I’d like to be able to change the wording for the shipping section. For example, at present it shows:
Title: Shipping …. £0
Shipping to …
However, this is actually a free pick up option which is what I’d like to be displayed. It is confusing to the customer to show “shipping” when it’s a pick up.
I would also like to be able to change the word “shipping” with “delivery” as we do not ship, we only deliver.
Many thanks
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