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:-\ same for me
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Pinterest for WooCommerce] Exclude items from catalogueHi @christian1983 ,
why don’t insert a filter on the var $product_ids of get_product_ids_for_feed()?
This would let us filter the products before the feed generation.Or, alternatively, add a filter for the wc_get_products params in the same function.
This would let us be flexible on product selection.Both are very small modifications.
Currently I can’t use your plugin because it is not letting me excluding products from the catalogue.Thank you.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Gutenberg Block Editor Toolkit – EditorsKit] Extendify Crap@clubkert even removing the button, the useless code of Extendify will stay.
What a mess.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sensei LMS - Online Courses, Quizzes, & Learning] Sensei not enrolling usersSame problem here :-\
Probably you haven’t applied it correctly or you haven’t refreshed your cache
@kongurufr the fix is up here
@facebook I’m using version 1.9
Honestly it’s quite weak to hide the Messenger button via CSS.
I found this way for display Messenger only on product pages:add_filter( 'option_fbmcc_pageID', 'du_hide_facebook_chat', 1000, 2 ); function du_hide_facebook_chat( $value, $name ) { global $post; if( $post->post_type === 'product' ) return $value; return ''; }Obviously it could be expanded with conditions that better reflect your needs.
Honestly it’s quite weak to hide the Messenger button via CSS.
I found this way for display Messenger only on product pages:add_filter( 'option_fbmcc_pageID', 'du_hide_facebook_chat', 1000, 2 ); function du_hide_facebook_chat( $value, $name ) { global $post; if( $post->post_type === 'product' ) return $value; return ''; }Obviously it could be expanded with conditions that better reflect your needs.
The simplest way is overriding css overflow on <body>, adding this rule in the custom CSS of your theme
body { overflow: auto !important; }@fadmark thank you from me too, you saved me several hours after have spent almost two hours trying to debug the plugin.
Once Madrill was the best transactional mail platform, sad to see how Mailchimp totally stopped its development: the UI and the API are still the same since 7 years ago, and the subscription limitations added to the cost of its plans made me changing opinion about Mandrill and about Mailchimp too.
I think I’ll migrate to SparkPost: I tried it in some projects and it works quite well.Anyway, thank you again!
Hi Glen thank you for your quick support. I found that I was out of disk space, and this caused the issue.
So, not your fault!I’m sorry for the time I made you waste, and thank you again for your support.
@3p1demicz No, it’s in the plugin preferences, on wp-admin
Dear Varun, why are you asking to everyone to contact you directly instead of sharing here the common solution so nobody will need to contact you no more?
I don’t have a real solution for you, but you need to try to define your tag structure in the “Custom transformer rules” on the plug-in options.
For instance, to add the images with captions, this is the code:
{“rules”: [ { “class”: “CaptionRule”, “selector” : “p.wp-caption-text” }, { “class”: “ImageRule”, “selector” : “div.wp-caption”, “properties” : { “image.url” : { “type” : “string”, “selector” : “img”, “attribute”: “src” }, “image.caption” : { “type” : “element”, “selector” : “p.wp-caption-text” } } } ]}I hope it could help.