Thabto

I am using the latest version.

I found the problem to be an incorrect target

We currently use the WooThemes product-add-on plugin. However, the business owner thinks that the way it’s set up now might not be user friendly.

We currently have it set up so that shipping is a flat rate, regardless of quantity ordered of that item, but if you order a different item, you will be paid the flat rate of that item as well.

This site sells outdoor swings. We want it so that if you order a swing and you would like to order additional rope, the shipping will be free with that swing. Previously, the best solution was to use the product add-on plugin, but the owner thinks it might be too complicated for the average user.

You can view an example of a product page here: https://www.hometownswingco.com/product/tree-swing/

Where would I put that code?

The website is https://www.francaspassion.com

I tried changing many options, the only one that works is unchecking enable all features of the plugin, which is basically disabling the plugin and disabling the plugin.

https://www.francaspassion.com

can anyone help?

Never Mind, I found it in front-parallax-section.php

Any other ideas before I start over?

Another thing that might help out is that I’m running a second WP installation in a sub folder on my domain which I’m using for testing. Could that be the cause?

Anything I can do besides delete and start over?

I tried again and it gave me a 500 error so I needed to redownload a new web.config file. Then after changing the web.config file, I get 404 errors.

Never Mind, I didn’t know the lite version had to be installed with it.

Found the solution. I’m posting my code below that worked for me. I had to go into my wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/assets/css/woocommerce.css to do it.

.woocommerce div.product span.price,.woocommerce div.product p.price,.woocommerce #content div.product span.price,.woocommerce #content div.product p.price,.woocommerce-page div.product span.price,.woocommerce-page div.product p.price,.woocommerce-page #content div.product span.price,.woocommerce-page #content div.product p.price{color:#85ad74;; padding-top: 10px; padding-bottom: 10px;}

Be sure to add some padding to it as it will overlap the title when you increase the font size.

@moondog, your suggestion made the prices bigger in the store listings grid. I needed to change that as well so thanks. But above is the code that made the price bigger in the individual product listing.

Thanks to all who have helped.

That did not work. Where does it go? in my theme CSS in the editor? Or do I have to go into the CSS outside of WordPress?