>..the output is: ArrayArray

well, yeah , of course it is. it’s up to you what you want to do with it

>i think much better solusion would be to do like this …
no. it just isn’t…
the “better” solution is not entering prices you do not want displayed in the first places

also make sure you read the troubleshooting here :

https://support.wp-pizza.com/paypal-gateway-extension/

i see what you mean.
essentially you are applying 2 discounts , one general one if order >25 on all orders, plus another one of 10% on pickup

although this makes sense to me (as in why should the customer not get both discounts when both requirements apply) , i might put an option into the coupon/discounts plugin to specify if a discount should only apply on delivery …i’ll have to mull this over for a bit how to best do that (without breaking things)

actually i don’t think i understand this:

>If I put 10% for pickup discount and it has setting of order>25 get 4 dollars off

how do you manage to have 4$ off as well as 10% discount ?
either your discount is in % or in absolute value (i.e $ off). no ?

what the plugin does (or at least should do unless I messed up somewhere – always possible)
is to only ever apply the best/highest *one* discount given the actual order/settings and not combine/use 2 different ones….

that has even less to do with po files / translations those are individual prices …….?!

this is what happens when people do not start their own topic.

@foxpc
you are replying to a question that was not addressed to you
so your reply does not really answer the question as it may be an entirely different scenario

@ christo pinto
to avoid confusion, i will close this topic now, but feel free to start a new one, preferably with a screenshot of your categories, the wppizza version number and/or a link as requested

thanks

certainly something to consider for the next version of the post/zipcode plugin (but only when used with google maps option)

that is now available as of v3.0)

>I do realize this is a bit of custom support which you do not have to offer but I would greatly appreciate it!

no problem, happy to help.

essentially it works like this:

in wppizza->layout you will have selected (under Which style to use (if enabled above):)

either “responsive” or “default”

pretty much the only difference between the two being that “respsonsive” will result in the title being above image/prices etc, whereas “default” will put the title next to the image (i.e between image and prices)

which one of the two is appropriate depends a bit on the number of prices you have etc
(there’s also a way to kind of make the default become responsive depending on screensize: see here
https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/making-the-default-css-responsive/ )

depending on what style you have chosen the relevant template will be used:
i.e “default” ->wppizza-loop.php
if “responsive”-> wppizza-loop-responsive.php

mostly you should be able to do stuff by just customising the css, so just copy wppizza-custom.css to your them directory and edit/add stuff as required.

if you DO still need to actually change the templates , copy wppizza-loop.php (or wppizza-loop-responsive.php depending on the above) to your theme directory and edit

I hope the above explains things somewhat (there’s also a bunch of info in the faq’s btw regarding template editing etc)

PS: you can also put your custom.css and loop stuff into a subdirectory of your theme called wppizza (depends on how you like things organised).
just make sure you either put all of them in there or don’t use that subdirectory at all.

ie. either use /path/to/theme/wppizza/[css|loop] or path /to/theme/[css|loop] .

ok,

two options (either will work)

a) change
.wppizza-article-title{font-size: 10px}
to
.wppizza-article-title{font-size: 10px !important}

or

b) do
.wppizza-article-info h2{font-size:10px}
instead

Hi
not as such, but, correct me if I’m wrong, technically I think this is more of a discount than a delivery prices issue.

i.e delivery costs == $6
if >$25 -> discount $4
if >$50 ->discount $6

which you could do by setting the discount options appropriately whilst having a static $6 delivery charge. so the outcome would be the same

(although I realise that it might be a question of presentation, but as said above it’s not really an option – at the moment anyway)

PS:
just a thought and haven’t thought this through 100%:
doing it that way possibly also has the advantage of reducing your tax bill/liabilities , as your sales tax – or whatever it is called wherever you are – would only be payable on the actual sale after those discounts …..then again, that’s just my 2 cents thinking out loud here and might not be accurate and/or applicable