Jonathan

I got this to work after tweaking some Beaver Themer settings. All set.

That worked, thank you!

Got it, good advice. Turns out this issue occurs even when I try to manually create a new site. Thanks!

Hi. I didn’t get notified about the question you had. Yes, the idea is to have the two separate email addresses as pictured in the screenshot.

Well as I said I was using Dropbox share links. What else do you suggest?

I was able to resolve this for now by enabling advanced features and disabling filtering for anonymous users. While that worked here it seems to mean I can set anything up in PP Permissions that will act on logged out users. And the Beaver Themer row had no taxonomy associated with it/reason to be affected by PP Permissions anyway. Any suggestions on this?

Thanks @anastas10s

Yes users must be registered to check out of the shop. Registration can happen on My Account, using a Gravity Form, or during the checkout process in WooCommerce. It’s been easy to add the fields I need to the Gravity Forms method, but default WordPress fields are not easy to add to the WooCommerce registration form. I tried Checkout Field Editor but that only supports default WooCommerce fields or custom fields; I do not see any way there to add user_email to the WooCommerce registration form. I also need to ensure the user_email field is the account holder, and it seems default WooComm behavior is to make billing_email the account holder.

JetPack seems to have the same limitations but if you are aware of a way to enable a default field like user_email as the account holder vs creating a custom field to insert please let me know.

The developer of the plugin has updated their code to log errors instead of failing the checkout process. It seems like these failures could be better elaborated in the WooCommerce logs though, given that they seem to be thrown by a variety of situations but all related to this error, at least from what I’ve been able to see when I searched for it.

I wasn’t uploading them directly but rather sharing Dropbox links. If you have other suggestions please advise.

The way the images are being handled here makes it hard to tell if you can actually see those screenshots….

Hi Herman. I’m attaching two screenshots showing default and adjusted CSS for this issue. I can imagine using both in different circumstances but feel it should be much easier for a non-admin to be able to set the top margin in the block editor.

The adjusted CSS is:

.wp-block-image.size-full{margin:0rem 0;}

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by Jonathan.

Is it possible in the paid version to shorten this process so that top level permissions are copied to their children?

I just found the answer to this in the documentation, which I had missed before.

Thanks, just submitted a support request.

Thanks for the advice. I’m following up directly on your pre-sale page as advised.