How to make Yith Wishlist Print Nicely

  • Resolved jenked

    (@jenked)


    2 years, 7 months ago

    Hi,

    I am trying to get my website to print nicely. One problem I’ve had is when I print pages, a bunch of code from the Yith Wishlist shows up on the printed page.

    See this screenshot here: https://paste.pics/030f8c910a43a794cecd73269660433f

    Here is the site (still in development):
    https://rna.nve.mybluehost.me/sold-knives-archive/

    I’m using the Print-O-Matic plugin (icon at the bottom of the page) to print. I’m also using Elementor Theme builder. I’ve talked to support from both plugins and neither could help with this part.

    Is there a way I can stop the extra code from being inserted into the printed page? Or hide Yith Wishlist from being printed entirely? On the single product page I’ve tried using Elementor to add a “noprint” class to the Wishlist element, as well as the container the Wishlist shortcode was in (I’ve also tried using IDs). I’ve also tried some CSS !important display: none.

    None of that worked. Even if it did work, it wouldn’t work on the Archive page with the product loop, because I couldn’t target the Wishlist individually within the product loop (with Elementor – to my knowledge, I’m still muddling through things).

    Is there a way to make it print nicer?

    Thanks!
    -Jake

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Hello there,

    Thanks for contacting us, I hope you are doing well ??

    Have you made any modifications? I see the page correctly, here I leave a screenshot of how I see it.

    Let us know any news, please.
    Have a nice day.

    Thread Starter jenked

    (@jenked)

    I haven’t made any changes to it. It looks fine on the webpage itself yes, but when you try to print it (either Cntl+P or click the print icon at the bottom of the page), that’s when it adds the code to it. Like print it on a piece of paper print.

    Thanks,
    Jake

    Thread Starter jenked

    (@jenked)

    Apparently there was a weird
    ::after = $

    Line. With some help from the community it was fixed with this CSS

    a[href]:after {
	content: "" !important;
}
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