flooop

Very interesting…. I have added this as custom css code and now it renders correctly.
Many thanks for the help troubleshooting.

Hi, Sorry for the delay.

Seem like the CSS tag might be under the below –
.woocommerce div.product .woocommerce-tabs #tab-description p
:

Here is a link to the page. Page Link

I have also looked at custom code on the site and do not have anything that matches
Thanks

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by flooop.

Hi, Just coming back to this and I am having trouble adding sliders to each page. I have version 1.4.5.1, but I do not see the Header Slider in the Screen Options to enable.
I see the following options – https://prnt.sc/xzrtr6

Is the setting somewhere else?

Thanks

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by flooop.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by flooop.

Thank you for the reply.
I have done as you suggested and found the plugin issue. Have edited the settings and now it works correctly as expected.

Regards.

Happy to try hat, but I do not have nor ever had Jetpack installed.

I will update woocommerce and continue to monitor

This is great news. Many thanks for the quick update and change.

mmm, thanks. I was afraid of that.
I found a few plugins that might work that allow additional ‘fees’ to be charged to the cart based on product etc.

Yes, I can add slider revolution files to run through a page builder, but the options to set these as the header are missing.
Many other themes have the following page layout option to set the page layout and header details.
Any way to enable this?

https://cdn.wpml.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/6275411-English_page_options.jpg

Thanks for the response.

Can I apply numerous tax classes per product?
As the use case exist there a product meets both these criterial (i.e. is $2500 total prcie), as well as being subject to GST.

This is exactly what I wanted… Great response.
A few things:
1. Performance
– I have a done a few tests on performance (before and after change to Function.php) and dont see much difference
– I read a comment on the first link above (iconicwp.com) and people commented about add to cart slowness, but I haven’t seen this.
– Is performance ‘add to cart’ related to general woocommerce slowness?
2. I have 5 product that require this function and like the idea of making this new function product specific for those only.
– Instead of adding the below 5 times (where id is the product id, is there a cleaner way to do this?
– Can I comma separate the id’s, or is it better to do as the comment on the page suggests to use product ID to fetch a meta field, then you can tick/untick in the backend?

if( $product->get_id() !== 42 ) {
return $qty;
}

Very excited to have this working… Many thanks.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by flooop.