silcarus

I know display:none will work, I just wanted to know if it was safe to use it or if that element was important in any way.
I found that space while viewing my site on a tablet and changing from portrait to landscape, which is something users will probably do. That’s why I wanted to fix it.
Thanks for the support.

I’ve recorded a video

Here is the link.
I noticed the white space on a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1.
I managed to replicate it on a computer following these steps:
(I use Chrome)
1. F12 to open dev tools and ctrl+shift+M to toggle the device toolbar.
2. Select the smallest screen size (Mobile S – 320px).
3. Reload the page. (This is important)
4. Select the biggest screen size (4K – 2560px). There is the white space.

I have that message too. I think it’s been there for almost a week since WooCommerce updated.

Ok. I’ll keep an eye on that other plugin. Thanks

There hasn’t been an update since I opened this thread. It looks like this plugin is abandoned.
If you end up using another plugin with similar functionality, please let me know.

I had already done the first option. I did the second, but no luck.
I jumped to the database and looked for the products with post_type = ‘product’. There were 30, exactly the products I have in the store, everyone had their name, no ghosts.
I went through the wp_postmeta table to look for the information related to the stocks and noticed that there were a couple of post IDs that were a low number, meaning they were old products. These IDs had post_type = ‘product_variation’, meta key ‘_stock_status’ and meta value ‘instock’, and meta key ‘_stock’ and meta value ‘0.000000’. I believe they were variations of a product that was no longer on the database.
Anyway, thanks for your response, it led me to the solution.

Is there no way to delete those two records?

Well, it’s been more than 5 months and the plugin hasn’t received an update.
I feel disappointed because the plugin offered an interesting functionality and I really wanted to try it out.
If someone knows of an alternative, please share.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by silcarus.

Ok, I found this other thread https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/price-is-in-czk-in-play-store/

It’s too bad this happens.
If there’s no way to fix this without changing hosting, I really believe there should be an option to hide the price in Play Store badges when it’s not free. It doesn’t make sense to show the price in an unfamiliar currency.
The only fix found in the thread was to hide the price with CSS but that hides it too in badges from other stores that don’t have this problem.
Please, give us a hand here.

It works! I’m so glad you’ve been able to figure it out. Thanks!

I mean, it doesn’t.

Just to be clear ??

No

Amazon url: https://www.amazon.es/gp/product/B019NOLP7K/?ie=UTF8
ID of the product of the previous screenshot: B019NOLP7K (it happens with any)
url of the app icon: //images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/91VbGzfCyZL.png
url of the first screenshot: //images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/A12Fs%2BzDPAL.png

Is this what you asked for?

I’m not using the Amazon Product Advertising API. I could try and see if that works, but I’d have to create an affiliate ID first.

Hi,

Thank you for responding today.

I look forward to the update, because right now the plugin doesn’t work.