fabbaf

Thanks for your reply. I will use a custom template for each slug.

Thanks for your fast reply.

This solved my problem and I learned about string values and boolean values. Sorry for this newbie question.

I think I have the same question. My meta key is end_date for an event. I want to query only the events, which are in the future.

I am trying to use “current_time(‘Ymd’) as a meta value and compare “>=”, but I don’t get any results.

Why?

Okay, got it.

I want to change it to something like the default Gutenberg Post Block are using right now. For example if you use the “Post Title”-Block and you didn’t put a title in yet, it just says “No title”.

If I activate “Hide block if the value is empty” in the block settings, in the block itself it says “If the value is empty, this block will be hidden in the front end.”

I want to change this placeholder/info text: “If the value is empty, this block will be hidden in the front end.”

• This reply was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by fabbaf.

Is it possible to change the placeholder text for emptyMessage?

Ok. Thanks!

I made a mistake. The CSS you provided is working. Thanks for your help!

• This reply was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by fabbaf.

The CSS is not working, there is still this animation inside the button.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by fabbaf.

I mean the animation which is on the submit button itself, when it says “Submitting, please wait…”. On the other styles there is a small circle, which is rotating, in front of the text, if I use “WP Forms” style there are bigger oval circles moving around.

I don’t want to post a link here in public.

Same here. Please add possibility to disable the new Border CSS.

Thanks for the filter. We will be doing fine by renaming the menu title.
Topic is solved!

Thanks for the advice. Had to change it for the following function as well:
‘add_plugin_admin_menu()’.

I don’t understand russkiy, but got it working by changing ‘manage_options’ to ‘edit_posts’.

Thanks again. I will mark this as resolved.

Thanks for your reply.

I don’t mind adding a function to my theme or editing your plugin file. So maybe I could use something like “manage_options”?

Or is that not included in your plugin code?

Cheers

Fabian

– Updated WooCommerce to 4.5.2
– still no €-symbol