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> so I’m guessing the pre-order extension will have problems when the time change by an hour
only if you have the caching enabled. just uncheck that box in preorder->options and you should be fine (just slows things down a bit)
if you really must have a dot you’ll have to use some pseudo css:after selector though
wppizza->layout: All other [cart, order page, email] currency symbols
that’s down to your theme (or your css) how you want to display things.
that isn’t really “the job” of the plugin so to speak.of course, you can also just edit/filter the template(s) as required
certainly something that could be done (and i can see the usefulness of it)
more likely to be achieved/done by adding a constant to the wp-config.php and the plugin
(as in: if defined(‘SOME_CONSTANT’) -> do not install defaults / only set order page or some such thing)will have to think about this for a bit and put it on my list of things to do . (though no ETA i can promise right now)
a) make sure your timezones are set correctly (wp->general->settings, as well as in the php.ini)
b)furthermore, i know of other plugins, that change/override/disregard the timezone settings and just use UTC for example. nothing i can do about other plugins messing around with or totally ignoring those settings.
Having said that, I know that with some/many plugins it tends to be better to use actual timezones (in the wordpress setup) like “london/europe” as opposed to “UTC -3” (or whatever would appropriate). certainly worth a try …
c) always a chance that this bit/behaviour is something my end.
however, in all events so far i have only ever found that other plugins mess this up or the timezones (wp / php.ini) are not set correctlyyour customer should not really have access to the backend anyway …?! (unless you have given it to him specifically)
> so that only the customer sees thiers on the front end
which would be the order history shortcode on a page somewhere>…and the back end the owner sees all??
that’s precisely what it would do naturally (unless you are changing/overriding things)PS: victim of my own success i guess, but what can i do…
just realised i never replied to this.
in any case, as people forever want more features on the existing plugin(s) or want/need help with things, I have not even had a chance to look at this in any more detail
so – as it stands – still no ETA I’m afraid
21 March, 2015 at 3:20 pm in reply to: Remove labels/tags for customer details on order history printout #8605i really cannot code everything for everybody here.
look at the template and codesnippets and use your creativity.its doable with the filters available, just use a
str_replace(',','<br />',$var);where appropriate>Is there a way to manage all orders that came into the store for all customers.
sorry, i don’t understand.
that’s what the order history does…no ?
(or the reports section, depending)it’s quite deliberate that the restaurant and the customer get exactly the same email so there can be no misunderstandings when the two have a discussion about an order for example.
if you really want another/additional email you will have to look here
https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/after-every-order/
round about where it says: “the below $email variable” and set some email sending mechanism
>They have a Monochrome Printer.
you want to make something stand out / colorize when it’s a black and white printer ?
it’s already in big bold red letters ?!
>Nothing different
not likely :)>THANK YOU FOR ALL OF YOUR HELP!!
you’re welcome, glad you got it working>can I change the height of the header
sure. you can do what you like. as i said there are no fixed sizes (and the ones that are there can be changed by filtering)>BTW how do i close a thread ?
i do not think you can, but don’t worry about it>The current header for HTML emails what is it, in pixels?
it’s not set.
the only dimensions (barring some margins or paddings) that are set is the overall width of the whole table (which is 500px)> Could it possibly interact poorly with the Theme itself
no, it’s a straight forward filter to be put in the functions.php file (or your child functions php file if you created a child theme – which is always preferable)
of course, make sure that your child theme works first before messing around with anything in there
or a missing/too many
<?and/or?>
or you are using<?when you should be using<?php..lots of possibilities, none of which have anything to do with the code above
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