as of 2.11.8.5

>Have a setting to allow the mini-cart to be either displayed on top or bottom

sorry, i just hate it at the bottom.
however, you can set/add a padding to the top of your body (in wppizza->layout->minicart) if it’s displayed so your navigation should move accordingly – if you really want it at the bottom, you could change the css to be top:initial, bottom:20px (or something similar)

>Have a button on there to ‘View Cart’
now optionally enabalable (is that a word ?)

for anybody reading this, please add your comments here

https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/autoprint-sms-gprs-fax-orders/

should be (reasonably) simple:
add your spaghetti, linguine, ziti and chicken to the list of ingredients for that collection of meal sizes and set the pasta types to be 0.00 and the chicken to be 3.00

add a couple of custom groups (one for the pasta types one for the chicken) as follows:

set/add a pasta types custom group to be a group type of “one only” (radio input) as – presumably – you can only select one of those, add the pasta choices there, and assign to your pasta items

use the second group to include the chicken choice – (set group type as appropriate) and also add/assign that to the relevant menu items…

does that help?

click on the links i posted above!!

hmm, any particular reason why you are asking me the same question 3 times ?
i already replied to you yesterday as follows:

you need a net/gprs/cloudprint enabled printer.
please have a look around the forum, there already are lots and lots of topics regarding this

and also, regarding coding this:

you want to have a look here
https://support.wp-pizza.com/forum/code-snippets/
and probably here
https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/after-every-order/

>That’s not me loading the insecure content that is the theme setting
i’m aware of that

> timezone didn’t realise you have to set it in another location
most of the time it’s fine without setting it and wordpress uses its own internal calculation.
however, wordpress transients (that’s what the preorder thing uses to cache things) depend on that setting . if you just want something to expire in 4 hours , its fine either way, but if you calculate expiry time to be at 5PM for example from now , it goes awol (as 5PM server time !=5PM wordpress time if the 2 aren’t the same)

sorry, i am not the person that fixes your site. has also nothing to do with the wppizza plugin

sorry, but this would go way beyond the scope of the plugin.

the plugin expects you to not list things that are not available.
given that this is the case, there should also never be a need to edit an order once it has been received (though you could always add a note of some sort)

there is not (and probably never will be, though never say never ) any stock management as that would no doubt be the next request.

don’t get me wrong, I understand WHY you might want/need this but I’m afraid you will have to look elsewhere (like woocommerce for example) if you really do. I just do not have the capacity/time to implement this – not for quite a long time anyway

sorry

read the manual …….
STOP…..CACHING…..YOUR…..ORDER…….PAGE
(that’s not to say that that actually causes the behaviour you are describing – though it might – but it most certainly will cause all sorts of other issues)
https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/things-to-do-on-first-install/
https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/using-a-cache-plugin/