cjgp1

Hi Mr. Rayhan,

I’m using Google Chrome.

Hi,

Will the built-in Paypal be phased out? The Woocommerce Paypal Payments plugin just doesn’t seem to work properly at the moment.

This is now resolved. Emailed the developer, and he will make a fix of this error in the next update.

I figured out how to hide this plugin in the “Installed Plugin” section. I use the following CSS:

[data-slug=”white-label-cms”]{
display: none;
}

Now, I can confidently show them the Installed Plugin section confidently, and it will look like I made a totally custom solution!

• This reply was modified 3 years, 7 months ago by cjgp1.

Hi, just saying that the CSS worked for what I was trying to achieve.

Though, I hope this feature can be added into the plugin. Thanks!

I will test this out when my schedule clears. Will let you know when this works.

Basically, in that page, I want the color attribute to be round, and I want the Quanitity attribute to be square. Can you share the CSS with me? Similar with the rest of the product pages. Thanks!

Preferrably all product pages. I am in the middle of doing some modifications, but all product pages will follow a similar structure.

Here is the product page:

https://infiniteconceptsph.com/product/reusable-half-gallon-stasher-bag

If you can give me the exact CSS (& the logic behind it) I can use, that would also be great.

Also will add the feature in the feature request.

Hi @dimned. Yes, that Elementor Pro Countdown Widget is the one I have shown in the screenshot.

Hello, I deactivated the countdown widget, and it still conflicts with my Elementor Pro Countdown widget. Any way around this?