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>is there a shortcode to delete (empty) the order?
no.actually i don’t even understand how what you are describing above works
of course i dont know the ins and outs of your setup so am guessing a bit, but if the waiter is using the system and the customer is using the system at the same time the waiter cannot empty the customers order/cart as the sessions will be completely independent/different from each other (unless they are literally using the same tablet )
sorry, but i cannot advise on individual themes
https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/best-theme-to-use-for-wppizza/that said, I cannot see any reason why it should not be possible to list menu items with different size options
for both simply overwrite the css declarations as required
https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/customising-the-css/maybe your shopping trolly comes from elsewhere
got a link to the site ?the menu(s) are shown using the relevant shortcodes
the shoppingcart is shown/added using a widget (or shortcode)one is completely independent of the other except that if you do not display the cart anywhere there is nowhere to add any menu item to so it simply just displays the menu
(or maybe i misunderstand your question ?)simply do not display/use the shopping cart anywhere
it really depends on how you organise things.
the idea is that you have – for example – sizes (WPPIzza -> Meal Sizes ) for Pizza, for Pasta, etc etcyou assign ingredients to those sizes. (this might mean that you have garlic for the pizzas as well as the pasta – i.e 1x garlic for the pizza “sizes” and 1x for the pasta “sizes”)
after that , you just assign all of those to the relevant items in that “size group” with the possibility to of course also exclude/not select things individually per each meal if needs be with further customisation options per custom groupPS:be aware that i may be in a completely different timezone then where you are so i will not always be able to immediately respond
>but it is not working
then you are doing something wrong (or you are not using the responsive loop/layout)in any event – although i do not know what exactly what kind of divider you are after – are you sure you cannot simply add one using css instead anyway ?
shouldn’t you be contacting the theme author ?
assming you are using wppizza version 2.x (and not the beta version 3.x) you will have to edit the loop template(s)
see
https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/can-i-edit-the-templates/99.9% that means your ipn is not setup correctly in your paypal account
please see here:
https://support.wp-pizza.com/paypal-gateway-extension/full filter looks like this.
$optValues = apply_filters( 'wppizza_po_filter_values', $optValues, $currentTime );(parameters should be self-explanatory)
>but months…seriously having a “year” there
one might want to preorder on the 28th of dec for the 1st of Jan…..>Would the last request I wrote in this topic, could be available?
sorry, this is just a on/off option in the plugin. However using the following filter in the pluginwppizza_po_filter_valuesyou could probably make this (and every other option of the plugin) conditional depending on your requirements
sorry, but i do not understand what you are trying to do
taking away the date kind of defeats the point of using the plugin in the first place…
if you just want times , why not simply use the “select” option from the “order form settings” page and add your times there ?(i.e as described under === NOTE === here : https://support.wp-pizza.com/downloads/wppizza-delivery-by-postcode/ using times as your comma separated list)
22 June, 2017 at 10:30 am in reply to: Fatal error: Can't use function return value in write context in #28606simply update the plugin to 2.16.11.28
(i made a mistake in yesterdays update whcih will have affected servers that run older versions of php )v2.16.11.27 should now do that.
however. i would also recommend – if you have some time at some point (i know) – to perhaps give v3.x some consideration where this was already the case alongside a bunch of other improvements as v2x will be retired reasonably soon (but read the notes there – use a test environment first . do not just blindly upgrade and just keep your fingers crossed !!) .if you have customised things refer to the docs (docs.wp-pizza.com). if you cannot find the answer as to how to apply/transfer your customisations from v2 to v3 drop me a line and i’ll do my best to point you in the right direction
cheers
i believe you are using the x theme
may i recommend this link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_UP8odX9rw
where – at about 4:25 – it tells you quite clearly how to add your own css( i would in fact suggest you watch the whole video as it will tell you a lot of other useful things )
ok, let me get back to you tomorrow, it’s kind of late here.
it isn’t really about being a programmer, but finding out how your theme does things (or not as the case may be)>also if you look at the menu items are not margin properly …
if you have lots of menu sizes (so to speak) for one item – i.e your dips there – you are really better off to use the responsive layout (wppizza -> layout : style) as the title will then always be on top and the prices after. otherwsie it will never line up as there is simply not enough spacePS: if it’s still not addressed in the next 2 weeks or so or i have not responded with a reason as to why it does not do that , please shoot me a reminder
thanks (just busy with v3.x)there was a reason in the past (i cannot remember explicitly though) why this was not displayed .
However, having had a bit of a rummage around , I do not believe this is still applicable.
Let me have a look, and, unless that aforementioned reasons still applies, let me see what it can do to display thatwill have to get back to you after my “investigation” so to speak….will take a bit (hopefully a few days, might be a couple of weeks, depending on what else is going on)
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