i know nothing about your printer or setup

i need at least admin access

ok, understand your issue.

thing is, SKU’s (as well as stock management as it happens) are kind of out of the scope of this plugin…at least for now anyway.

that is not to say that it won’t be part of it one day . however, as long as you are – quite literally – the only one that requests this , i don’t think it will be too high on the list of things to do.

i’ll put it in the “requests box” so to speak, but cannot tell you when or indeed if…

>function of wordfence
yup, seems all wordfence is doing is hiding WP version no (for whatever reason that’s supposed to be good for)

so it seems something else is getting rid of all other version numbers everywhere else….
anyway, jut thought i’d mention it. what you do about it is up to you of course

no

i don’t even know what the benefit would be
furthermore, technically speaking , it *is* actually html

there are plenty of plugins available on wordpress.org that let you duplicate/clone posts

(make sure the one you think of using supports custom post types though)

>protects version numbers by default.
possibly, but i doubt it. if so , it would be exceptionally stupid

let me explain why:

a) visitor comes to your site , does stuff. scripts are now in his cache
b) you update site/plugins with newer versions
c) visitor comes back to your site. browser of visitor says: cool it’s the same file, no need to download again
d) result: site doesn’t work as visitor is using old script…..

unless that is wordfence does something very clever with expiry times somehow

> Duplicate the shared sections?

actually duplicate the menu item i would have thought, but essentially , yes
you cannot have the same item not available and available at the same time

may i ask for what purpose?

the input type=”date” doesnt work in IE ….(nor do most other types apart from the standard input, button etc)

there are a ton of action hooks you can use for this sort of thing.

for example

add_action('wppizza_emailhtml_end','some_function');

funstion some_function($param){
echo"<tr><td>".$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']."</td></tr>";
}

or something along those lines