sorry, but this would go way beyond the scope of the plugin.

the plugin expects you to not list things that are not available.
given that this is the case, there should also never be a need to edit an order once it has been received (though you could always add a note of some sort)

there is not (and probably never will be, though never say never ) any stock management as that would no doubt be the next request.

don’t get me wrong, I understand WHY you might want/need this but I’m afraid you will have to look elsewhere (like woocommerce for example) if you really do. I just do not have the capacity/time to implement this – not for quite a long time anyway

sorry

read the manual …….
STOP…..CACHING…..YOUR…..ORDER…….PAGE
(that’s not to say that that actually causes the behaviour you are describing – though it might – but it most certainly will cause all sorts of other issues)
https://www.wp-pizza.com/topic/things-to-do-on-first-install/
https://www.wp-pizza.com/topic/using-a-cache-plugin/

i’m probably missing something…

what occurs to me is this:
the customer has already got his invoice – that’s the email he received, no ?
(and you can set up your receiver email to be [email protected] anyway . either as main or as bcc or whatever)

with regards to printing, i already answered that above i believe

got a link ?

FYI: as of 1.2.2 (referring to the above)
added: option to always show input box
added: option to exclude items

> I have like 100 items

one day i might add the alternative (i.e exclude instead of include) but for the moment that’s the only way I’m afraid

>I will disable it for now until further developments thanks you.

probably a good idea. the feedback and being able to look at it in different scenarios helps though.
most should not be too difficult to fix now i know what might go wrong so to speak

> I am using a sticky cart actually which is probably causing the problem
partially. i’ll see what i can do (then again, i know about that hence it says you probably do not want to use it in conjunction with the sticky cart…either way, maybe i can do both)

but on your site it also shows on load when first going to the page (which is wrong, i’ll fix that if i can)

>Is there anyway I can just enable it the mini-cart when the site is being viewed on a mobile rather than a desktop?

in theory, if you set some media queries in your css, sure. but it’s not something i can do as I do not know how each website behaves and when or under what circumstances it decides to display the mobile view (or indeed if there even is one).

usually, responsive websites move things around . i.e in a mobile view the sidebar – which typically has the cart – moves to the bottom of the page and out of view, in which case that always visible cart shows up until you scroll to the bottom.

i can’t see you using the sticky cart btw but your theme however seems to keep the whole sidebar in place . i’ll see if i can account for that

simple css:

.wppizza-article-price-lbl:after{
content: url(/path/to/image.png);
/*any other declarations*/
}

the only way (I know of anyway) to automatically print is to have a net connected printer that does one of the following

a) checks a set email account and prints anything that comes into that account
b) a cloud print connected printer
c) a printer that has some other interface to the net one could script things for
d) a gprs enabled printer where you can send sms to

all which will – at a minimum – require the printer to be connected to the net or phone network in some way and has (been given) permission to do the above