jmill23

Hi,
Added the above css to my custom.css and it fixed the issue thank you!
Will you fix this in future updates?

Thanks. You’re right. I’ve added else :: echo {message} at the end to show the message if no orders. This works but it’s in the woo folder template file. So I’m might move it as you suggest.
I’m still trying a function with mixed success.
So will report back.

Ok great…I’ll try to add that to my css – which should over-right the display: none; class.
Thanks.

I’ve found the problem…
Looking at the css this class <td class="product-remove">
Has the following: display: none;
Removing or commenting this out fixes the issue.
Not sure if this will afect anything else as there are other classes using this: table.cart .product-remove, table.cart .product-thumbnail, table.cart .product-price

Hi, Thanks for reply.
Sure, my site is thecookerytutor dot co.uk

Thanks.

Fixed. This was actually a css issue – the heght and width were set to “auto” by default and therefore you could actually see if they were selected!

I added the following to my custom.css to override this:

input[type="radio"] {
    width: 15px !important;
    height: 15px !important;
}

Narrowed the error down to a conflict with https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/wp-opening-hours

The default group is logged in users, so it automatically assigns newly registered users access. Therefore, you will only be able to see the page when you are logged in. If you logout you should not be able to access the page.

Sorted. Had a folder/directory on the server with the same name as the page I was trying to protect. After I deleted this, it worked fine.