lisa82

Hi Caleb,

yes, I would want to hide the whole paragraph area, I just don’t know how to target the relevant paragraph.

I tried something similiar like they did in the link you provided (https://api.jquery.com/addclass/):

function hide_stock_status_field() {
        ?>
        <script>
           $( "p:last" ).addClass( "hide_if_test_product" );
        </script>
        <?php
    }
add_action('woocommerce_product_options_stock_status', 'hide_stock_status_field');

But the source code now just looks like that:

<p class="form-field _stock_status_field hide_if_variable hide_if_external">
	<label for="_stock_status">Lagerstatus</label>
	<select id="_stock_status" name="_stock_status" class="select short" style="" >
		<option value="instock"  selected='selected'>Vorr?tig</option>
		<option value="outofstock" >Nicht vorr?tig</option>
	</select>
</p>

<script>
	$( "p:last" ).addClass( "hide_if_test_product" );
</script>

So the code snippet has been added beneath the relevant paragraph, but the script didn’t add the class to the paragraph. Maybe I’m doing it all wrong? ??

Hi Caleb,

thanks again for your input, but I’m afraid it’s a bit more complicated, because the classes “hide_if_xxx” regarding the fields seem to be classes of the <p>-tag wrapped around the field and not classes of the field itself. Here is the source code:

<p class="form-field _stock_status_field hide_if_variable hide_if_external">
<label for="_stock_status">Lagerstatus</label>
<select id="_stock_status" name="_stock_status" class="select short" style="" >
<option value="instock"  selected='selected'>Vorr?tig</option>
<option value="outofstock" >Nicht vorr?tig</option>
</select>

I managed to do something probably similar to hide one of the tabs, here is the code for that:

add_filter('woocommerce_product_data_tabs', function($tabs) {

    array_push($tabs['shipping']['class'], 'hide_if_test_product');
    return $tabs;

}, 10, 1);

But I have no idea how to do the same for a certain field instead of a tab. ??

Any ideas?

Hi,

thanks for your response, but unfortunately I’m a bit lost here (I’m no woocommerce/php expert). It’d be fine to just hide the field based on the selected product type, but how exactly do I add this class you mentioned to the stock status field? Do you maybe have a code snippet for me which I can put in my functions.php?

Thanks a lot!