the args list doesn’t really do much there. its the following filter that does the sorting

add_filter('terms_clauses', array($this,'wppizza_term_filter'), '', 1);

i just told you

in the future, please post a new topic

anyway, you should look in the wppizza->layout settings for the minicart. possibly an added offset for the body might do the trick.

>I know it will be passed on to stripe but what if the delivery zip code is different than the billing zip code,
the you would have to label that filed “billing zip code” i would have though

> I thought that there is an option to have another field in stripe popup window for the billing zip code.

if there is, that would be great/better. got an example somewhere that does that ?

Out of the box, no.
However , I would be happy to add this as an option if you could run a test for me by editing
wppizza-gateway-stripe.php like so and tell me if this works (i would then have to make this a more dynamic option in the plugin itself, but as a test this should be fine).

wppizza-gateway-stripe.php on approx line 393 AFTER

$js[]="if (stripeEmail == null){var stripeEmailVal='';}else{var stripeEmailVal=stripeEmail.value;}";

ADD

	$input_field_id = 'ccustom6'; /* set the id of the field enabled and set for entering Post/Zip codes in wppizza->order form settings */
	$js[]="var stripeZip = document.getElementById('".$input_field_id ."');";
	$js[]="if (stripeZip == null){var stripeZipVal='';}else{var stripeZipVal=stripeZip.value;}";

setting the $input_field_id (the field you are using in wppizza->order form settings for the customer to enter his/her zipcode). Make sure you set this field in the settings there as being required

then, wppizza-gateway-stripe.php on approx line 407 AFTER

$js[]="name: '".$name."',";

ADD

$js[]="address_zip: ''+stripeZipVal+'',";

for this to have any effect, enable declines on verification failures in your stripe account settings.

let me know

something like this probably/perhaps
https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/get-only-todays-orders-on-order-history-page/

single license is for a single website and is enough for your one website (I do not know what you mean exactly by “full” license)

there’s a filter you could use wppizza_filter_summary which holds all order data in cart (and a bunch of other stuff)

you could probably filter on [items][price] . very roughly something like

if ([items][price] <= 0) {
[items][price_formatted] = 'my string'  
} 

you need to adjust the above with proper coding for filters of course, but it should give you an idea

Note, you can screw up a lot of things if you use this incorrectly. make sure you test it thoroughly

PS: This kind of thing/filter ill be a lot easier in wppizza v3.x when it’s ready. However, this will be a while yet and the above will have to do for now

>So I’m having to open and close each menu item individually
but in quickedit this takes about a second ….

in any case. there are plenty of plugins on wordpress.org that let you drag/drop posts (wppizza menu items are just custom post types)

glad you got it working and found a way around your featured images issue (I have un-privatised your last reply as otherwise this would not be readable to others. i assume that’s ok)