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My apologies a similar question has been treated 1.5y ago, here’s some code to do just that:

.wpclv-attributes .wpclv-terms .wpclv-term {
    width: 60px;
    height: auto;
    line-height: 1;
}

.wpclv-attributes .wpclv-terms .wpclv-term-image span, .wpclv-attributes .wpclv-terms .wpclv-term-image a {
    width: 100%;
    height: auto;
    line-height: 1;
}

.wpclv-attributes .wpclv-terms .wpclv-term-image img {
    display: block;
}

Thanks for your quick reply

Any feedback about the prefixes?

Hi there,

Thanks for your reply. It seems from your screenshot that the default option of the plugin is to select an existing pixel, not to create a new one, and the extension which you linked (Pixel Helper) confirms there is only 1 pixel indeed. Going to “Data sources” on my Business Manager indicates the existence of only 1 pixel too.

So I still don’t know where the issue comes from. Can configuring Aggregated Events the wrong way cause this?

Cheers,
M

Hi,

– Re last saved settings: ok

– Re prefix: I know how to add snippets to functions.php, what I was asking for was more precise guidance on what steps to take to add prefixes to coupons. 4 people have given different code bits on Github between 2017 and 2020 (dkvadratu, robert777, n9yty, douglsmith), but not being a dev myself, more precise steps would help: what code is to be added, which part goes where, then where to you put the prefix string you want to see in your coupons, etc.

Thank you,

M

+1

Ok!

Hi Mirko,

Well noted, thanks for your reply. Can we leave this thread open in case somebody wants to share a solution in the future?

Cheers,

M

Hi Abwaita,

Any idea how to incorporate WC_Product_Query in this code?

Thank you,
M

Hi Abwaita,

I found 2 other topics that mention another way, both having been written by the same person it seems (the solution given is the same). One is here, and I forgot the URL of the other one.

Yet, in the second one, someone was strongly advising AGAINST using query_posts( $args ); like this, and after further help from the Woocommerce community I understood why.

Now, somebody else had suggested to use WC_Product_Query instead. I don’t really know how to, but if you think it’s a robust idea, maybe there is something to be investigated here. And sorry to not be more proactive with this but I have zero knowledge about development

Hi Abwaita,

Thanks for your reply here and on the other subject we discussed!

You are right about the Content Attribute, indeed this was not the problematic part of the paragraph I pasted. The part that I was trying to highlight was the following mention: “Must be set to true.”.

Indeed using [products on_sale=”true” ] works well, but using [products on_sale=”false” ] doesn’t: it returns all products, whether they are on sale or not.

Do you confirm using [products on_sale=”false” ] works adequately for you? (meaning it excludes on_sale products)

That’s all for me with the API but I have one unrelated Woocommerce question in this forum that has not been answered, titled “Show only Full Price Products (as opposed to only Sale products)”, if you’re curious feel free to check it! (I’m not sure I’m allowed to put links here). Thanks again, M

Thank you!

Hi Cara,

Yes I’m still looking for an answer, thanks a lot for the options you provided! I joined the Fb group & Slack.

Have a nice day,

M

Anyone?