jerubei

Hello,

Thank you for replying.

This method doesn’t seem to work. After saving the CSS, nothing changes in the preview. Sending a test mail still shows the product variation twice.

I was looking for the classes in the received email (.yaymail-product-content .wc-item-meta), but they are not there.

Just a heads up for 1.1.0:

I can now expand variations, but they are not sorted alphanumerically (e.g. Product 1, Product 87, Product 2, etc. – it’s like looking for a needle in a haystack for products with many variations).

Also, the old quick way of simply clicking on a variation’s name, without expanding all variations below the product, is still missing. That was the main way we used POS.

All the best!

Thank you, I appreciate your work!

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

Thank you, I really appreciate your input!

Have a good day!

I believe this is exactly what I was searching for – thank you, I really appreciate your help!

Thank you for your reply!

I don’t think that would work – I would have to create a shortcode for every single product. Maybe I need an extra field to enter this information, but I can’t seem to find a suitable plugin or code to implement it.

Thank you, that is very useful! I hope they have demo versions, so I can see if they are useful before buying.

All the best!

Thank you for your reply.

I’m not certain you understood what I asked. Since the t-shirt product has variations, there’s no point in adding attributes on the product level – every t-shirt size (every variation) will have different neck sleeve width, height, sleeve length, right?

In other words, what is the best way to show different attributes for different variations?

Hello and thank you for your reply.

You can see the CLS report here. I’m not certain what element is causing the shift – I thought it was the skip link?

https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=www.galanteria-burgas.com

The last update fixed the problem, thank you!

I notice the following, which you may or may not want to fix – when the table headers are switched off, the column width is reduced, which forces the discount column to become so small, that the discount digit is on one line and the percentage sign is moved below, on a new line.

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Thank you for your reply.

After setting the Sale Badge to off, the problem with the crossed out price is solved, but if a product matches a rule, the badge is no longer shown along with the crossed out price. I hope you fine tune this in the next release, as you said.

I appreciate the help – have a good day!

Yes, I agree. Another user posted this issue on GitHub and linked to my post here, too. Hopefully they sort it out.

@lorro Loco Translate stores the translations in its own directory and falls back to the original translation for my language, if I haven’t provided a translation myself. In other words, if I translate only a couple of strings, only they will need updating in the future.

How is Say What different – it may turn out to be more useful?

I started this topic a couple of days ago: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/text-for-confirmed-order/

@lorro Thank you for the feedback. I used Loco Translate to modify the translation. Good tip on copying the template to the child theme, I believe it was also mentioned on the template edit page in WooCommerce.

@bobthecoder Maybe it’s worth posting this on Github.