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Great, thanks @thup90, that did the trick!

Hi @shameemreza, thank you for your reply. Applying the background color change to .wp-block-button__link?and?.wc-block-grid__product-add-to-cart.wp-block-button changes both in stock and out of stock buttons (Add to cart/Read more) the same color. We are using a custom color for the Add to cart button already (CSS class .wc-block-grid__product-add-to-cart.wp-block.button with background in green) but would like to display it in red if the product is out of stock. How would we do this?

Hi again, could I please get a confirmation to the doubt I had in the post above? Thank you.

Hi @builtbyjordan, thank you for your reply. When the plugin is deactivated, what data do you exactly lose? Wouldn’t that data be restored if you synchronized/reconnected to your store?

At the moment on our live site we have our account disconnected but the audience connected (on our WordPress installation/Mailchimp plugin) but we can see on the Mailchimp website (Integrations page) that there is 1 connected app, Woocommerce. So even though our account doesn’t seem to be connected in WordPress (only the audience is), the order data is flowing in to Mailchimp. On the Mailchimp plugin dashboard in WordPress we’re not even seeing a button to reconnect our account, only to synchronize the audience. Is this normal behaviour and if everything seems to be working, should we just leave it as it is?

Hi, do you have an update to this/is this a known issue?

Hi @khungate, thank you for your reply. I assume that the popup form is within an iframe hosted by Mailchimp so if we were to write our own CSS for it, it would not apply to the content within the iframe, correct?

Hi @nielslange thanks for your reply! We are not using blocks though, so we were thinking more towards a code we could use/editing the woocommerce templates? Or a plugin that does a similar thing?

Hi @wpdreams, thanks for your reply. We found a great tutorial for this here:

https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/13169197

Hopefully this helps someone else as well!

Hi @maybellyne you are right, the home page is not affected but all of the product pages are. Here are some examples: https://snipboard.io/4yN05n.jpg

@aukejomm yes the screenshot that is shared in the post is from Google Search Console.

We’ve been using the plugin for about a year but never encountered any issues with this before, the missing field “name” has only come up in the past few weeks. Any ideas why?

Not sure if it has anything to do with this but when creating a product feed in WP Feed Manager there is no required attribute called “name”, only “title”.

@adamdunnage that did the trick, thank you! We are now seeing the GA4 data again.

Hi @adamdunnage, thank you for your reply. If you’re referring to the green “Google Analytics 4 view” label, we were previously seeing it before this issue occurred. Now it’s not there and the dashboard looks like this: https://snipboard.io/qDrABM.jpg

In our settings we can see the following though:

Universal Analytics Code Snippet

Snippet is not inserted

Google Analytics 4 Code Snippet

Snippet is inserted

Thank you @wpdreams, that did the trick!

As said before, this is not in production yet. We will look elsewhere for help, thanks! ??

@sterndata it would go in footer.php and styled with CSS but we are not sure how.