Scott DeLuzio

@scurve thanks for that suggestion. Ticking the box by default was not an option, but it is now! Update the plugin to version 1.1.0 and check the plugin’s settings for this option.

Please let me know if I can help with anything else.

When I visit the site on a mobile device, I’m seeing the image taking up the whole background. It doesn’t have any white background like the image you showed.

You may have resolved this issue on your own, but typically when something like this happens it is due to your theme adding, in this case, a white background (or another color in other themes) on top of the background image. This is the equivalent of placing a piece of paper on top of a photograph. The trick is to remove the piece of paper in order to see the photograph.

On a website this is done through CSS by changing the page’s background-color: #ffffff; to background: none;. Usually you can right click on your page and find the “Inspect Element” option in your browser. Then you can click around until you find the element(s) with a background color. You can then add CSS to your site in Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS section to remove the background color.

Something like this could work (change .styled-background to the CSS class or ID as appropriate for your theme):

.styled-background {
    background: none;
}

It looks like you’ve resolved this on your own though, so hopefully this reply can help others who are needing assistance with the same issue. If you need any further assistance, please let me know.

Thanks for the great review!

@manueldinisjunior I’m not entirely sure what you mean by that. However, it would be helpful if you were to open your own topic to describe what you are trying to do.

That would require a bit of custom coding as it is not available as an option in this plugin. However, you may be able to achieve a similar result with a plugin like WooCommerce Additional Fees On Checkout. The only downside to using that plugin is that it doesn’t provide you with an option for customers to leave instructions for the delivery driver. Although, you may be able to instruct the customer to use the Order Notes field instead.
I hope this helps.

Thanks for the great review!

Thanks for the kind review!

Hi @mili909,
It seems like you have resolved this issue already, but for anyone else who is looking for help with this, you can edit the text in a couple different ways.

Translation
All of the text strings in the plugin are able to be translated into another language. To do so, use a program like Poedit to create a translation file in your language. The required POT language file is included in the plugin’s languages directory, which will allow you to create your local language files. For more information on how to translate a WordPress plugin please see this support document.

With Code
To edit the “Leave At Door” text that is shown on the checkout page, you will need to use a little code. The following code will go in your theme’s functions.php file or in a custom plugin.

add_filter( 'leave_at_door_text', 'change_leave_at_door_text' );
function change_leave_at_door_text( $leave_at_door ) {
    return 'Your new text';
}

Note: While you didn’t specifically ask for this, someone else might be looking for it. You can also change the text of the “Instructions for delivery driver” text using a similar method:

add_filter( 'leave_at_door_delivery_instructions', 'change_delivery_instructions_text' );
function change_delivery_instructions_text( $instructions ) {
    return 'Your new text';
}

In both cases, change ‘Your new text’ with whatever you want it to say.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by Scott DeLuzio. Reason: Added final instruction line to change 'Your new text' with whatever you want it to say

Hi @etna32 thanks for reaching out.

You should be able to add the following code to your child theme’s functions.php to move the video above the title in both the archive page and single post pages:

This first line removes the video from the post’s entry content.
remove_action( 'genesis_entry_content', 'gfv_video_image', 0 );
This next line adds the video above the title.
add_action( 'genesis_entry_header', 'gfv_video_image', 0 );

Please let me know if you need any further assistance with this.

Thanks!

Thanks for the great review!

Hi Johannes,
Thank you for the feedback and feature suggestion. Unfortunately, the way this plugin works is that it relies on the webhook that is sent from Mailchimp or ActiveCampaign to create the coupon. This is done in a separate session from your user’s session so when the coupon code is created it won’t know which customer’s cart to add it to.

The only way this feature would work is if the coupon code was added immediately after the customer submits their email in the subscribe form. There are two problems with this.

First, the plugin doesn’t know how users are added to your list (manually by an administrator in your Mailchimp back end, via a subscribe form, via the API, or some other way). The plugin would need to know where the email address is being added from and have access to the form’s submission.

Second, this wouldn’t allow you to verify that they are using a legitimate email address (a user could enter [email protected] and they would still get the coupon code added to their cart). The way the plugin is set up, it requires a user to enter a legitimate email address in order to get the discount, which is delivered to their email address.

For those reasons, I don’t think this is a feature I’ll be able to add to the plugin. If something changes where this becomes possible, I’d be happy to add the feature.

It’s best to not send access to your site to strangers on the internet ??

However, since it’s custom I would suggest that you use a conditional check for dark mode to switch the photo you use. Something like this should work:

add_action( 'init', 'check_dark_mode' );
function check_dark_mode() {
	// note the $is_dark_mode variable is not a real variable that will return anything. You'll need to replace that with something that checks to see whether the site is in dark mode or not.
	if ( $is_dark_mode ) {
		// Remove the image the plugin displays.
		remove_action( 'wp_footer', 'fsb_display_image' );
		// Add your own dark mode image
		add_action( 'wp_footer', 'fsb_display_dark_image' );
		function fsb_display_dark_image() {
			// Replace with your own dark mode image.
			$image = 'https://yoursite.com/wp-content/uploads/your-image.png';
			if( is_ssl() ) {
				$image = str_replace( 'https://', 'https://', $image );
			}
			echo '<img src="' . esc_url( $image ) . '" id="fsb_image" alt=""/>';
		}
	}
}

In the plugin you’ll add the white mode image to the plugin’s settings. The code above will check if the site is in dark mode. If it is in dark mode, the code removes the action that displays the image from the plugin’s settings. Then it adds a new image using the code, which should be the image you want in dark mode.

Give that a try and let me know if you need any other assistance with it.

Unfortunately, this plugin lets you select only one image for the whole site. Are you using a plugin to switch between dark and white mode, or is this in your theme? If I can pinpoint what triggers the switch between dark and white mode I may be able to add this feature to the plugin.

This plugin will display a field conditionally based on the products that are in the customers cart. It isn’t able to display a field based on a response to another field. Plus, this plugin is limited to displaying one conditional field. The set up you’re looking for would require at least two fields.

However, our pro version lets you display an unlimited number of conditional fields. While the fields are still displayed based on the products in a customer’s cart, a little custom code can hide certain fields until a customer selects an option from the drop down field.

You can find the pro version here:
https://conditionalcheckoutfields.com

If you need assistance with the custom coding, please reach out to [email protected] and we’ll get you set up with the code you need.

Thanks for the heads up. I just pushed out an update that addresses this PHP Notice, so it should go away once when you update. Please let me know if you continue to experience this or any other issues.