akakacey

I updated my woocommerce plugin and now the quantity button is not viewable, I thought maybe its white text on white background? I tried adding in some custom css to overwrite and have been unsuccessful.

Can someone help me with the correct css that needs to be added to overwrite the output of the color of the quantity so it shows? Currently you cannot see how many products your adding to the cart.

page:
https://upursleeve.com/product/geris-hamburgers-instant-services-freshly-made

thanks for your help!

I had the same problem on a few different sites I developed where I used any sort of twitter feed widgets. Twitter has discontinued support for ‘badges’* and made using most widgets a more difficult process.

here’s a solution:

Download the twitter widget and install it:
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/twitter-widget/

then follow the instructions below:

Make sure you **READ THE INSTRUCTIONS** for this version.

== Installation ==
1. Go to [Twitter ‘widgets’](https://twitter.com/settings/widgets)
1. Create a new ‘widget’ with your desired settings
2. **IMPORTANT**: make sure you enter the domain of the site the widget appears on
1. Copy the generated code from the text field labelled “Copy and paste the code into the HTML of your site” and either:
2. Copy just the data-widget-id *number* from the generated code. Paste the code into Notepad or your favourite text editor and copy the data-widget-id number from there (I know, it’s a pain).
OR
2. Copy the number from the URL, e.g. https://twitter.com/settings/widgets/<copy this number here>/edit
1. “Save changes” on the widget settings page
1. *Optional* (If you didn’t install direct from www.ads-software.com) Upload the ‘**twitter-widget.php**’ file to your WordPress ‘*/wp-content/plugins/widgets*’ folder.
1. Activate the ‘*Twitter*’ plugin in your WordPress admin ‘*Plugins*’
1. Go to ‘*Presentation / Widgets*’ in your WordPress admin area.
1. Drag the ‘*Twitter*’ widget to your sidebar.
1. Configure the options:
2. *Account*: your Twitter account name, required
2. *Data Widget Id*: the data-widget-id *number*
2. *Title*: the heading you want to appear above your Twitters in the
sidebar, defaults to ‘Twitter Updates’

I tested it and it worked great. Let me know if you have any problems

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