WooCommerce admin>edit-comments show none [closed]
WooCommerce admin>edit-comments show none [closed]
WooCommerce admin>edit-comments show none [closed]
Woocomerce erro shipping [closed]
WooCommerce custom SVG coloring tool [closed]
Ok, so I read up a bit and realized I cannot mix and match (React and pure JS). So, in the new WooCommerce they’ve created so-called slot fills that you can use to create your own react component as a separate plugin that you can then attach in a few places. Once you do that, … Read more
In this code: const Label = ( props ) => { const { PaymentMethodLabel } = props.components return <PaymentMethodLabel text={ label } /> /* in this line i am getting erro */ } you use label variable, but it is not defined anywhere. It should be props.label? But also, later you are using this like … Read more
Adding the tax_query parameter to the $args array with the proper arguments will check for the category as well (untested): $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘product’, ‘posts_per_page’ => 15, ‘paged’ => $paged, ‘meta_query’ => array( array( ‘key’ => ‘meta_easyfatt_libero_1’, ‘value’ => ‘Men’, ‘compare’ => ‘LIKE’, ), ), ‘tax_query’ => array( array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘product_cat’, ‘field’ … Read more
To ensure that the special tags on your WooCommerce products remain unchanged during the update process, you’ll need to modify your function to check for these tags and preserve them. Since you’re using a crawler to update the products, the function can be tailored to ignore tag updates for products that have these special tags. … Read more
I think i over complicated a bit 🙂 using this hook woocommerce_register_post would simply things. This is my content of the custom-sum-captcha.php file: function custom_sum_captcha_generate_html() { $num1 = rand(1, 10); $num2 = rand(1, 10); $sum = $num1 + $num2; $html=”<p>Please solve the following math problem:</p>”; $html .= ‘<p>’ . $num1 . ‘ + ‘ . … Read more
First, you need to ensure that your count($args[‘options’] is actually 1. Check the following example: You can see that when I print_r($args[‘options’]), I got 4 elements, so count($args[‘options’] here is 4. But if you look at the dropdown beneath it, you see that it only has 1 option. Why? Because variations (and their attributes) that … Read more
I can’t say it looks particularly blurry to me, but you are enlarging it in your CSS. It looks like the image is 500 by 781 pixels, whereas your CSS is pushing it to 600 by 937. Browsers do not do a great job of enlarging images. Start with a bigger image.