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Hi @ihereira thanks for the reply. But it does not solve my problem. All these ones are different things entirely. I just wanted something like a code to tell Woocommerce to redirect to the page of my choice after a user cancels an order on the checkout page.

Hi. Thanks for your reply!

I want the “add to cart” button to be hidden on a particular product page, but still show up everywhere else. This is the CSS rule:
.button.single_add_to_cart_button.button.alt {
display: none
}
and here is the product ID: 673

The issue is that I don’t know where to input the product ID or category ID in the CSS rule, so that it does not show up`

@sebastienserre thanks for replying, but I don’t really get what you’re trying to say, as I’m not really a developer. But if it can handle my issue, pls provide the full snippet.

Thanks in advance!

Oh.. ok thanks!

Ok thanks. But if possible in future updates let the restoration be a little easier

Thanks!

@rubengc yes that’s exactly what I want.

So I created a category and created different points to sell as product, but the problem is, I want users to see their purchase history for only that particular category.

What can I do? Is there any code to display user purchase history of a particular product category?

Please help me out here ??

Thanks for your reply, but I don’t fully get you concerning the filtering post type. Normally I used the generic “user views any post” point type, but it awards points for even visiting any page which I don’t want!
I just want it to award point anytime a user views any post period.

Thanks in advance!

Yeah.. found it, it was a setting to display all post.

But I’m still on the topic of only showing the specific logged in user his/her posts on the post list table.

Where can I find my child theme function.php

So it’s not possible without applying code? I don’t want to break my site

Alright thanks. But I do hope in the coming updates that the feature would be available.