wildarmz

That’s a good workaround, thanks again!

Thanks for the fast reply! I am using the bottom-right position, so that must be why it doesn’t work in my case. Is there is a function available to enable tap/click anywhere to close for non-center positions? On mobile view it’s much more user friendly to “tap anywhere to close” rather than try to tap a small X button.

That seems to have worked! I didn’t think about the product page being treated as a cart/checkout page because I don’t have the popup checkout enabled, only “redirect to the checkout page (skip the cart page).”

Believe it or not your plugin has better features than the paid one I am using, so I will probably make the switch.

Thanks again for writing this plugin and your responses. Cheers!

Thanks for the reply @wpismylife !

I tried clearing Autoptimize & site cache but can confirm AO doesn’t combine/minify my js/css/html like it should for me with Buy Now For Woocommerce active. I tested on multiple sites with AO 2.7.5 and 2.7.6 active. When your plugin is disabled, AO’s functions work again, which leads me to believe there is a conflict. I have a paid plugin “Quick Buy Now Button for WooCommerce” by Addify that does not cause this issue (tested separately of course).

AO settings:

Optimize JavaScript Code? Y
Aggregate JS-files? Y
Exclude: seal.js, js/jquery/jquery.js
Optimize CSS Code? Y
Also aggregate inline CSS? Y
Optimize HTML Code? Y

I checked by testing URLs with https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/

Let me know if there is anything you want me to try.

Try

.storefront-handheld-footer-bar ul li > a::before {color:#000 !important;}

@avz Manually edit each email template. It can be done in the email settings tab. Just annoying to have to do it on multiple sites, and if the template gets updated in the future you have to do it again unfortunately.

Same here – the Country drop down is showing even though it is disabled in the billing settings.