> I have this problem in many thermo printers.

I am sure you do.

<rant>
(the majority of) thermal printers are technologically still stuck in the 80's 
from what I can tell
All I (i.e wppizza) can do is output valid, standard html and/or plain-text 
documents (and with the pdf plugin pdf's too - as attachments) that can be 
send to and printed by a/the printer. 
It is completely out of my hands as to what the printer does with this 
when printing.

From what I can tell, most thermo printers simply do not follow *any* standard 
and/or do their own thing as to whatever the company has dreamt up at the 
time the format should be without any consideration at all as to any standards.
Afaik, in many cases one cannnot even select the most basic things like  fonts or fontsizes , 
let alone anything more specific....

I must admit, I find the arrogance/laziness (call it what you will)  
of printer manufacturers on that front quite staggering to be honest .....

(i could rant on about this for quite a while here, but it wont help you of course, 
so i wont ------- for now :))
</rant>

So, that off my chest (sorry) back to the issue at hand:
(You did not address this question) – Did you try setting your template you are using for printing to plaintext ?
is the output better/worse ?
perhaps could you post a screenshot of both outcomes ?

Btw, I’m not trying to be difficult, just trying to find the most appropriate workaround/solution to what really should be someone elses problem (I’m referring to printer manufacturers here, please don’t take this as a dig at you !)
to perhaps come up with something that helps not only in your particular case but might be generally useful for others too coming across this post…..

the print templates print what you have set up in wppizza -> templates -> print (or “emails” if your printer prints from the emails received – depends on setup and what your printer “listens” to )
if you want to change the order of things – i.e move things below some other things – simply drag and drop there and save

btw, this is completely independent of what the confirmation page shows (which follows the settings in wppizza->order form)

sorry for the late reply…i had actually missed this (but now know of course)

other than using a printer that can connect directly to email accounts for example, I cannot see any other equivalent solution anywhere that would allow us to do what google cloudprint does. so this is a bit , errm, annoying (to say the least)

i live in hope that perhaps someone else will pick up the pieces (IBM, facebook, MS anyone really with the resources) and we can continue using it after 2021 – or perhaps google will change their mind. This change will affect 1000’s of servers/sites after all …..

if anyone else reads this and has some idea as to how to replace this , I would be more than happy to hear it.
I couldn’t find anything myself that allows to print directly from a website to a network printer without having to have some computer in the middle turned on all the time (and that’s not propriotory and only works for one set of printers…)

again, any ideas would be appreciated on that front

i would also suggest you turn on debug too and check your debug log
https://docs.wp-pizza.com/troubleshooting/

some general things
– i would think you just updated to php 7.x
– you should never output this things but log them instead see enable debug here https://docs.wp-pizza.com/troubleshooting/
– your first site you are referring to is using an about 2 and a half year old version of wppizza
– i cannot see this warning on your second site

in particular:
although i can quite easily get rid of this warning too (and will do) in the next update
my guess would be there’s something underlying that’s not quite right, like either your php sessions dont work and/or you have no gateway enabled (although by default that should not cause any issues either) or some other things have been disabled perhaps ?! (I cannot tell – as mentioned, i cannot see this issue on your second site to start off with)

I have of course no knowledge of the exact inner workings of googles algorithms (or any other searchengines for that matter)
so I may be off base here, generally though and as far as I am aware they do not index pages that are not linked to from anywhere.
So my first question/guest would be that perhaps you have some sitemap indexing plugin installed that indiscriminately indexes pages of your site and adds them to the sitemap regardless of whether that’s a good thing or not.
Typically sitemap generators should also be able to let you specify which pages/posts/custom post type to index so if you are using this kind of plugin , that’s where I’d look first.

As mentioned though I do not know the inner workings of google et al, so perhaps there is also some other source where and how searchengines find all your pages , even the ones you are not linking to from anywhere on your site, so not withstanfing what I said about sitemap plugins, I would suggest one of the following 2 options

a) (kind of the opposite of what you are asking , but for completeness sake)
*DO* in fact create some single pages that work with your theme as outlined here, ( https://docs.wp-pizza.com/developers/?section=wppizza-markup-single-single-php ) so the single item pages also allow products to be added to the cart (might even be beneficial from an SEO perspective)

b) disable those single item pages by adding the following filter to your functions.php
(a basic filters overview can be found here https://docs.wp-pizza.com/developers/?section=filters-actions-functions)

//option1 : redirecting to homepage 
add_filter('wppizza_filter_cpt_args', 'myprefix_myfunctionname');
function myprefix_myfunctionname($args){
$args['publicly_queryable'] = false;
return $args;
}

//option2 : will result in a 404
add_filter('wppizza_filter_cpt_args', 'myprefix_myfunctionname');
function myprefix_myfunctionname($args){
	$args['publicly_queryable'] = false;
	$args['query_var'] = false;
return $args;
}

(adjusting myprefix_myfunctionname as per your liking). If using one of these 2 filters, you should also re-save your permalink structure in WordPressAdmin -> Settings -> Permalinks ([your.domain.com]/wp-admin/options-permalink.php) after adding

Hope that helps

good stuff. glad to hear it

are you the administrator of the system ?
what tabs *do* you actually have access to ?
do you have some access rights manager installed ?
when you are saying “since a while” – what did you do when this happened ? (i.e installed some other plugins – notably above mentioned access rights manager – if any )

can you provide a link to the page where you are seeing this please ?

that’s because you are only getting the first half/quarter
the …[‘multi’][1] (why the quotes around the 1 ???, it’s an integer….) is the first half/quarter
so you need to loop through those first of all as in – simplistically speaking – [‘multi’][1], [‘multi’][2] etc etc

the show_ingredients_in_order() or show_ingredients_in_plaintext_templates() functions/methods in the plugin will perhaps help you along

PS: although quite a while away yet, the whole plugin is in process of being re-written / redeveloped to get rid of some of the convolution that has been added over the years by adding ever more and more options, so the above might not be at all applicable anymore when this gets released (will be something like v6.x . plenty of notice will be given and betas will be made available ….)