• Resolved vanminhle93

    (@vanminhle93)


    Hi,

    I found this plugin so clean and great. one more thing that currently I want to customize that if I want to move or change order of different “<div> </div>” elements in this page, what php file do I need to look at?

    Thank you very much in advance!

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  • Plugin Support Dani F. a11n

    (@danielinhou)

    Hi there ????

    We would need to know what you want to move around in order to point you in the right direction, do you have any details about it?

    Having said this I wouldn’t recommend modifying the plugin files directly. Instead you would want to use a plugin as Code Snippets, create a new plugin or do this under the functions.php file of your child theme. Here you can read a good tutorials from our Skyverge friends that covers this subject.

    Keep us posted if you still need help with this.

    Cheers!

    Thread Starter vanminhle93

    (@vanminhle93)

    Thank you for your prompt response! In fact, there’s a few things I want to do with the block:

    1. Add some texts or images under the “Proceed to Checkout” button in the cart page
    2. Add an arrow into the the “Proceed to checkout” button and the button becomes “Proceed to checkout ->”
    3. In the checkout page, I want to put the order summary section just above the “Place Order” button in the mobile mode. Currently, the order summary section is at the top of the page.

    Cheers,
    Minh LE

    Plugin Support Dani F. a11n

    (@danielinhou)

    Hi @vanminhle93!

    Thanks for the clarification!

    The extensibility interfaces for the cart and checkout blocks are still being developed and so they don’t currently support plugins that integrate with the cart and checkout shortcodes. In particular, extensions that use hooks related to cart and checkout may not function as expected.

    That means that we still don’t have a document with the list of available hooks and filters for this extension (as explained here).

    You could use this guide to add an arrow to the Proceed to Checkout button via CSS. Then follow the Cart and Checkout project on GitHub to find out more and see how you can hook your custom code there.

    I hope this points you in the right direction.

    Cheers!

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