And while I am at it, here’s another take on how to get things to be printed smaller, simply leaving the default printer page setup as is (in that case A4), but setting the print template css (Wppizza->templates) to be 25% and font-size to 8px like so

(i.e we are in reality looking at A6 somewhat , and one should simply be able to decrease the width and/or font sizes for smaller formats I would have thought)

html,body,table,tbody,tr,td,th,span{font-size:8px;font-family:Arial, Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif;margin:0;padding:0;text-align:left;}
table{width:25%;margin:0 0 10px 0;}
... more css ..

would probably benefit from some tweaking for your particular scenario , but you’ll get the idea

outcome:

with coupons and discounts you would have to set the appropriate (simple) discount for each item or multiple items (you can set multiple discounts of course as appropriate). However, depending on what exactly your prices are supposed to be, that won’t be a fast job either.

That said, i suspect you do not actually really want to apply discounts, but really have the item prices reduced to start off with between certain times, in which case the way to go about that is to write some script that filters the custom post type (in this case wppizza) meta data – that’s where prices are stored for an item.

you should consult the wordpress codex regarding filtering post type meta data

Same applies here too though. There is no “simple/fast” shortcut to do this sort of thing

something is clearly missing here in your question (i.e the conditionals)…..

what you are describing is not a discount but simply something that’s half the price of what it is, so simply set the price to start off with to be 50% of what you have currently

there are no provisions for that unless you edit core plugin files directly (which is never, ever a good idea)

when you use distances, the plugin does not care what the postcodes are and the labels – although must be unique – have no relation to the postcodes and you can simply name them whatever you want (i.e upto3 and upto5 for example)

i assume you are using this ?
https://support.wp-pizza.com/downloads/wppizza-delivery-by-postcode/

then you should simply use 2 delivery areas (one up to 3 miles and one up to 5) and set the delivery charges accordingly
i.e like here https://support.wp-pizza.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/wppizza-dbp-delivery.png
but only using the two options as described above

no
(i really looked for a solution to this and wished there was. i would also be very happy if someone proves me wrong on that front)

and – as i already told you – your console still says

This API project is not authorized to use this API. Please ensure this API is activated in the Google Developers Console: https://console.developers.google.com/apis/api/places_backend?project=_ For more information on authentication and Google Maps Javascript API services please see: https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/get-api-key

so your api key is wrong / not authorized

i also know the gmaps option in the plugin is used in the UK on a number of sites

“extra” will only be added to any “extra” ingredients (i.e ingredients that are not already pre-selected / standard)
if you don’t want to display something you cannot make it selectable
i.e you cannot have something set as preselected but then not display it if it is selected (pre or not preselected).

i would suggest to you that you either do not have preselected ingredients for something that has things as a standard
(along the lines of: if it’s a hawaii pizza it will always have pineapple. if you dont want pineapple , order another pizza)

and/or you offer the additional option of “No Pineapple” as a topping (but not preselected of course)

you are trying to not show something even if it’s there. that won’t work

” Add prefix for not pre-selected but additionally added ingredients by customer”
” do not show “1x” count in cart, order and users account history if an ingredient has only been added 1 time (multiple selections will always have their count displayed)”

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