I would hook into the woocommerce_thankyou then evaluate the order data. I see there is a good answer on Stack Overflow for hooking and a good answer on Stack Exchange for getting the item’s meta data into the email.
Changes to code not displaying
OK, so what I ended up doing was removing all roles from users that were already setup. Now when they try to login and visit any of the pages on the website, they can’t. On the date I plan to go live, I will manually update their role to an allowed role – not an … Read more
Problems with WP 6.1.1 and the get_user_meta() function
Yeah. That’s an easy ask of WordPress. You could design a theme yourself, or you could use one of many magazine themes available on the Internet from sites such as woothemes? There are also loads of plugins that might be useful at http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/
I think you can use a plugin to do this, I suggest you to use the “User Registration” plugin
Well, first, it’s a pure CSS question. Second, padding is what you want to use. Just change padding: 0; to whatever you like. I just used FireBug to hack a padding of 1em into your code, and it worked like a charm. // Edit However, it is not just .entry-content but also .entry-summary that you … Read more
The issue resolved it self “spontaneously”. My best guess is that is was some kind of cached information that was lingering. Perhaps related to Cloud Flare
I found that WordPress added an extra space. <ul class=”sub-menu”> so the search and replace could not be done correctly. If you look in the code inspector (developer tools) you won’t see the extra space. Once going to view source code (command + shift + U), I noticed the actual output code had the extra … Read more
To do this properly you really need to be using a proper git workflow and something like capistrano or ansible for deploying your changes to stage. The database imports and exports will need to handled separately.