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ingredients span the whole row because in many (i dare say most) cases they need as much space as possible. however with some simple css (“padding-left” i would think) you can align it as it works for you)
haven’t looked at that for ages actually , but from what i can see/remember it simply adds newly added items to the cart or to a respective category in that cart if it already exists
along the following lines:
a) customer adds starters
b) customer adds main course
c) customer adds dessert
d) customer adds drinksso it will be show in a/b/c/d order (but items themselves sorted as set within those cats)
having said that, there is certainly a case that can be made for also allowing the category sort order to be displayed as set
admittedly, i am even somewhat surprised myself this is not the case , but i cannot tell you whether that was a decision made at the time to be as it is or in fact that option/order got lost at some time in the past in one of the many updates and no-one has noticed yet
suffice to say: i agree with you this should be an option (at least, if not even the default)
i’ll dig around for a bit and see what i can do in the next updatecheers
tried the faq’s ?
especially https://docs.wp-pizza.com/faqs/?section=sorting-categoriesre: > Can we integrate the callback.php with your Confirm|Reject|Notify addon?
maybe there’s an action or filter hook i could add that could be used to intercept the whole process (but the individual programming using the appropriate API would still have to be a custom thing)
i’ll have a bit of a think , but no promises or indeed ETA I’m afraid at the momentcoming back to the needing to use the “single” shortcode instead of a category shortcode i still have no idea why this would be required/preferable in this case
(featured)images apply to each item individually anyway, so i cant see where the benefits are on that front…
furthermore (maybe this is a piece of info you are missing , but i dont know)
the plugin has a layout option called “grid” which lets you display things in a – err – gridgenerally speaking, it does not really matter of course which way you do things as long as it works for you (and it always depends on other plugins and themes used anyway). after all, who am i to judge what is the best way for you
I was just trying to get my head around why it would be really necessary to use lots of single shortcodes instead of a simple category one…(which of course would have the benefit that you do not need to add more shortcodes if you decide to simply add another menu item to a given category…)just thinking out loud here though..
v3.6.1 should fix the single=”x” shortcode not working
just a note here re https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/goodcom-printers/page/3/#post-38116
in reality the _GET parameters are being sanitised in some way shape or form…..right ?
just sayingjust fixing a couple of other little things i’ve come across while investigating , almost there though
@smaj
please ask your question in the topic you are referring to (i have re-opened it )as this really has nothing to do with the topic herethanks
[previously closed topic reopened by admin]
i cant see the ingredients problem either to be honest, but only you will know what works for you
anyway, let me get on with fixing that shortcode/single issuefor example on your site you have a category “beefburgers” under which you have a hamburger and a cheeseburge
so if you create a category called “beefburgers” and assign your hamburger and a cheeseburge to it
and simply add [wppizza category=”beefburgers”] it displays the same thing …. (i really dont get it, sorry)nope, i still dont get it. why do you assign multiple items to a category if you only want one to be shown anyway
(PS: [wppizza single=’cheeseburger’] is not a valid shortcode)
enter whatever is the appropriate css you need.
i.e something like you already posted abovewidth:303px;height:53px;background:url(‘logo-file.png’) center center no-repeat transparent;
or similar. only you will know (but i also assume you know how css works and how to write it i cannnot provide support for the basics of webdesign like how to write css or html etc)
>what if i update wp-pizza version, will it impact any plugin or settings?
usually no, but it also depends on if (or where) you have made any customisations . if you edited core files for example (which you should never do and is the wrong way of doing things) then you will loose your changes>and where in “WPPizza Templates – Print Order”
please refer to the help screen on that page.(that’s the “help” tab at the top right ) it says it all therethat’s why then
you are trying to use a version 2 filter that does not exist in version 3 (as it’s completely unnecessary)
you should add your css to the relevant template’s css input (i.e in wppizza->templates)>Sorry ignore my last message.
yeah, i thought we might be crossing posts here. no problemnot withstanding the “single” issue here, when you are saying
I just want to be able to show the product with it’s price and be able to add it to the cart (separately). Every Burger with it’s Picture and the price and details (if there is any suggestion or easier way please let me know)
why not simply using your 10 or so different shortcodes on that page ?
[wppizza category=’beef’]
[wppizza category=’cheese’]
[wppizza category=’whatever’] ….(though i realize you would have to add more if you ever add another category)
or if you use
[wppizza category=’!all’] it would do exactly that . i.e “show the product with it’s price and be able to add it to the cart (separately)”still not sure why you want to mess around with lots of “single” shortcodes….(but i am probably missing something)
actually, I just tried to reproduce this here and i – surprisingly I must admit – get the same result (i.e problem)
seems something is not right with that shortcode i need to fix in the next update (hopefully later today)
so bear with me for a bit please(although i still don’t understand why you want to use the single shortcode here – but it’s up to you of course)
>Yes, I have used it with the both ways
no , you misunderstood.
the question is: have you assigned an/the item – in the wppizza *admin* – to a category(i dont even know why you would want to use the single shortcode on that page anyway if you are displaying a list of items in a category in the first place it seems)
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