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Ok, I figured it out myself. In case anyone else comes across this problem the user role has to have the capability to manage options, and I think they have to have a level above 0.

Anyone have any ideas on this? My client is waiting to go live and it looks like I’m going to have to give all users the admin role, just to be able to use this plugin, which I paid extra for to use variable products!

Did you get it working? I can’t tell you why the plugin broke your site, but I can tell you how to deactivate it: Sign into your webhost and go to your cpanel, then go to your file manager. Find the wp-content folder and open it, then open the plugins folder. Find the WP Google Fonts folder and delete it. You may want to download and save it to your computer first. As long as this plugin is the one that’s causing the error, you’ll be able to sign back into your dashboard once you get rid of that folder.

I have been trying to make some customizations to this theme, first by using the custom css box, and then I created a child theme. It seems like the child theme css is not always overriding the parent, and a lot of the code I wrote in the custom box did not work either. This is not the first time I’ve created a child theme, but this is the first time I’ve had so much trouble getting the code to work. Npalexande, did you ever get it to work?

Great, thanks. I’ll wait until the update then.

Thanks so much! It looks great!

Ok, I just sent you an email.
Thanks!

So, I figured it out by inspecting the page elements…if anyone else is trying to use this with woocommerce, the fields are billing_first_name, billing_last_name, etc, with the shipping info having the same formula (shipping_first_name etc). The only thing I couldn’t figure out was how to toggle the checkbox for “Show Toolbar when viewing site.”

That worked perfectly. Thank you! And thank you for replying so fast!

The menu is only doing this on the mijireh checkout page, so I don’t know if you can access it, but here is the page link: https://secure.mijireh.com/checkout/89f53371a67b2bf5b78464db. If that doesn’t work, I can set you up a temp account and you would have to add an item to the cart to view it. The website is https://rainkist.com/leightonumbrellas

I tried deactivating the two menu plugins I have, Nav Menu Roles and Woocommerce Menu cart and then re-slurping, but it didn’t change anything. Let me know if I need to set up a temp customer account.
Thanks!

Got around it myself by using this plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/remove-dashboard-access-for-non-admins/
But I still think this should be fixed in Woocommerce!

Awesome!

So, it’s probably not exactly what you’re looking for, but you can get this woocommerce extension https://www.woothemes.com/products/role-based-payment-shipping-methods/ and define payment methods by role. You could use it in conjunction with this free plugin https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/groups/ to make a group for customers who have previously made a purchase and customers who have just registered.

You might be able to then use css to create your greyed-out options.

I have a very similar issue, so I don’t know if I should start a new thread or not…
I would like to restrict certain payment options per specified users. All of my customers are registered (we don’t allow guest checkout), but some of them are on payment terms, so we want to allow the “cheque” payment for some customers. I don’t need it greyed out or anything, just visible or not depending on if it’s allowed for that customer.

No, it was a problem with a woocommerce snippet that I added. When I took that out, everything worked fine. Definitely not an issue with the theme.