Dave Loodts

Thank you!

Yes, thank you for the clear explanation!
Then it’s probably the plugin of the national shipping provider.

Thank you for the fast reply.

We only use a shipping plugin of the national shipping provider.
That self adds no tax; it’s the setting in WooCommerce.

So, it must be WooCommerce itself that doesn’t apply the VAT deduction well.
I’ll contact them for more info.

Thanks!

This plugin is being used on that particular website:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/minmax-quantity-for-woocommerce/

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Thank you both!!

Can confirm that this option is not working.

Yes, but as stated in the referred ticket; we can only see Pricing Fields in the dropdown.
And not a standard number field; that kind of field where it is possible to make calculations.

Or is there another way to calculate? And bring in the fields?

Hi Aert,

Thanks for the fast reply.
I still could not get it to translate it, but i found a workaround.

I’ve set the class .cc-link to hidden; that the automatic generated link in the cookiebanner (where the link stays the same over languages).

Then i added a link after the cookie-text; and via WPML string translation i’ve added the other links for the other languages.

Correct, in the waterfall report of gtmetrics i’ve noticed 1,4 second delay because of this plugin: busy with this
https://www.domain.be/wp-json/mailchimp-for-woocommerce/v1/queue/work

Don’t get it why this should be fired on every page.

Thanks!

– Single image blocks can be shifted beside other blocks with alignment, for images that paragraphs wrap around. Galleries, not so much. Cover images are an entirely different thing.
– Quotes are whole blocks in and of themselves, while pullquotes can be pulled to the side of existing paragraphs, like image blocks. They are distinctly different things, and deserve a space in modern editors.

So, we’re expecting that basic users have a standard knowledge of
technical editor jargon. Wrong, and that’s exactly what the negative reviews really tell us; people choak in all the options. In my review i gave some options to cover that.

I agree with you on this point, however, this is largely up to the theme. The defaults in Gutenberg are defaults.

Not agreed. Don’t blame it on the theme, while this is easy to do in Gutenberg’s CSS. The theme can overwrite the default for tablet and mobile.

I can understand this view, however underline is confusing with normal link styles

Here we go again. Who are we to decide that, right? Leave it to the user, just the same logical thinking as Gutenberg also will open and leave a lot to the user too.

I have my doubts about the implementation of Gutenberg (for the basic user -my users) if the difference in recognition stays so big. For people to adapt and embrace new systems, they get more confidence if they feel & see some recognition of elements. That’s why i’m suggesting the Classic Block as Central Block. In a Classic Block, you can also insert: Quotes, Pull-Quotes, Titels, etc.
From then on, we can build out Gutenberg. I always had the idea that WordPress need to deliver the ‘core’, and leave the rest open for the community. In terms of Gutenberg: leave the extra blocks for plugin builders. Automattic can push extra blocks into Jetpack if they want to.

The slogan right now is: ‘People are afraid for change, but they need to’. Wrong; people (basic users) are just afraid to screw up their site. So simple is this. Screwing up their site and have to search for professional help and pay a few honderd Euro’s. And searching in Google for answers and tricks to solve things… hardly any results yet. Gutenberg is not only a technical implementation, but also a emotional implementation. Nobody likes the idea of being stuck in a problem, right. But we can really get there, if we only take the little recognizable steps for them.

Hi @miniorange, but WordPress Administrators are allowed to login in the free plugin. Is that correct?
The only ‘issue’ we see is that we need to login a few times to succeed (with an administrator login). Does this have anything to do with this plugin?

Our setup: basic clean site for intern blog, where only logged-in users can see the site. if not logged in, redirected to wp login form.

If we first enter https://www.site.com/wp-admin, and then try to login, most of the times this works. It’s mostly not working if we login via https://www.site.com.

Hi, i just noticed the enable button in the Settings tab after your reply. Clicking this made it work. So thank you thank you thank you!

Superb! Thanks