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  • Thread Starter popos93

    (@popos93)

    Sorry, it was my mistake here. I did not fully explain what I need.

    I have used a plugin called “Kadence” in order to customize my Woocommerce emails. Now, when a customer signs up to my website, they receive the email I configured in Kadence. However, when a customer uses Quick Social Login to register, they receive a default Woocommerce email. When I spoke to Kadence support they said:

    “Our plugin edits woocommerce emails and uses the core woocommerce filters to do that if you have another plugin that is overriding woocommerce emails or changing how woocommerce emails are called that is out of our scope and you would need to follow up with that other plugin.
    My guess is that Quick Social Login is not using woocommerce emails at all but instead using core WordPress emails for new registrations but you would need to follow up with them I do not know that plugin or how it works.”

    So I was wondering if Quick Social Login is actually calling the Woocommerce emails or the WordPress ones as they have mentioned above?

    Thread Starter popos93

    (@popos93)

    Hey, thank you for your reply. The Social Login plugin that I am using sends the Woocommerce emails, no the WordPress ones.

    Your plugin does indeed modify the default Woocommerce emails, but it adds some other things too. For example, if I compare the Woocommerce emails (from Woocommerce > Settings > Emails) and Kadence emails, they are not 100% the same. The text in the body and the footer background are different for example.

    I was looking for a way to update Woocommerce emails to be exactly the same as Kadence emails. This way, when another plugin wants to send the Woocommerce email, it will send the exact same email I configured in Kadence.

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by popos93.
    Thread Starter popos93

    (@popos93)

    If I check the email template in Woocoomerce settings, it looks like the template from Kadence plugin, which I am currently using. However, Nexend seems to send out the default WordPress template without any customization.

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by popos93.
    Thread Starter popos93

    (@popos93)

    You’re right, Nextend sends the default WordPress email template. However, my customers receive a different template from the “Kadence email plugin”, but it seems that your plugin does not use that, it uses the default WordPress emails.

    Is there another email template plugin that you recommend I should use in order to fix this issue?

    Thread Starter popos93

    (@popos93)

    Thank you for your reply.

    Regarding the email customization, I am actually using Kadence WooCommerce Email Designer, but your plugin seems to use some other email template. I can’t understand where it gets it from because it does not look like the Woocommerce default emails nor like Kadence emails.

    Thank you

    Thread Starter popos93

    (@popos93)

    I managed to fix the issue by playing with Appearance > Customize > WooCommerce > Product and then reloading thumbnails from Woo > State > Tools

    Thread Starter popos93

    (@popos93)

    This worked like a charm, thank you very much for your help! I also have another very annoying issue, but I’ll open a separate thread just to keep things clean. I’ll tag you in there maybe you can give your opinion :D.

    Thread Starter popos93

    (@popos93)

    Thanks a lot, this code seems to align the text to the center of the page and not under the photo. However, I found this solution somewhere else:

    li.product-category.product{
         display: flex;
        align-items: center;
        justify-content: center;
    }
    h2.woocommerce-loop-category__title {
        text-align: center;
    }

    Although this is not perfect either, because with longer text, the photo now seems aligned to the left

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by popos93.
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