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you should also look at this
https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/customising-the-css/This reply has been marked as private.i hazard a guess you are not registering when you order with a different email, so you are just a guest and not a known customer
use your browsers element inspector to find out what the element is you are targeting (and associated classes)
if using the default theme its
.wppizza-article-default .wppizza-article-size:afterif using the grid theme its
.wppizza-article-grid .wppizza-article-size:afteretc (reason being that you will be able to have different layouts for different pages if you want)
there is a min css (wppizza.css) that applies to all and selective overrides depending on layout used
if you want to overwrite things, copy custom.css as outlined earlier somewhere i believe to your child theme and overwrite it as needs be (or use your theme’s inline css option)
you lost me. it’s pure css ?!
.wppizza-article-size:after { content: "\f174"; font-family: "dashicons"; font-size: 120%; position: relative; top: 2px; margin: 0 3px; }wppizza v2x only- something like this perhaps:
add_action('wppizza_gateway_do_order_details', 'my_js_output', 10, 2); function my_js_output($orderDetails,$id){ print"<script>/* echo your js */</script>"; }>I saw few of other member here had same problem
true, but i have no idea how they solved it (if at all)
the cloudprint plugin simply sends the template to google cloudprint.
as i said, what the/any printer makes out of it i have no control over sadlyplease use your bowsers element inspector to see applied css declarations
generally speaking, in 99.9% of cases , there will not be any need to mess around with these/any files as there will be plenty of filters (but as mentioned , documentation is to come)
your theme already seems to provide an option to overwrite css without having to mess around with files
themes > x-child > wppizza > templates > markup > loop
should be
themes > x-child > wppizza > markup > loop>name of the file
none. it’s css. overwrite it as necessary
.wppizza-article-size:afterPS: if your printer adds margins or something , than that’s something i have no control over and you’ll have to speak to the printer manufacturer
i dont know which version of the cloudprint plugin you are using
generally though (with reasonably recent versions)
you select the template you want to use in the plugin and then edit that template accordingly (wppizza->templates)there is no file that needs editing
why would you be looking at .wppizza-article-image-placeholder
if you want to do something with the shoppingcart image ?>posts.title.php still is not working in the child theme tree.
works 100% . i can only assume you put it in the wrong directoryThis reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.>FYI – I had an instance of WPP “crashing”
that’s actually down to backpaging to an order that has already been dealt with so to speak (i’ll spare you the details).
regardless, in the version i have here (i’ll make that available in a day or two) that should also be dealt with (would only affect COD orders )>I am placing each of them in their appropriate structure.
without actually being able to see the structure you created, i cannot comment
(better still, including a link to that site)>together with a registered SSL certificate
not strictly necessary with the omnikassa/rabobank gateway of course, but never a bad idea and highly encouragedin v2.x no, unless you do/add this yourself / edit the cart template and add the js as required
in 3.x this will be the default (using arrows though) -
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