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you are overcomplicating things.
the “Closed (if you close for lunch for example):” is there to be able to close for a few hours in between on any given day.i.e you have set mondays to be open from 9:00 to 17:00 but you are closed between 12:00 and 13:00 just just add that there
if you want to entirely close a whole day (i.e christmas) goto:
“Any dates/days where opening times differ from the standard times above (such as christmas etc).”add the date there and set the times to be the same (e.g 13:00 – 13:00 – or whatever)
and if you want to be open on new years but only between 12 and 15, add another date there (1st Jan 20xx would be a good choice i would think) and set the times (e.g 12:00 to 15:00)
so, (and then i shut up)
if you find a “do_action” hook, it doesnt do anything unless it’s called by an “add_action” somewhere (in your functions.php typically)same goes for filters
i.e if there is an “apply_filters” hook it just returns what’s been passed to it, unless you do/change something by adding “add_filters ” somewhere (in your functions.php typically)essentially, most/all wordpress plugins – so wppizza too – use the existing wordpress hooks to do their thing and add/extend stuff
in fact, i would strongly encourage you to get to grips with actions and filters.
once you do, you’ll be amazed as to what you can do…one thing to know bear in mind (as that’s a common mistake i made myself once upon a time)
although actions and filters are somewhat similar. they have one vital difference.actions do things
filters change thingsactions tend to have some parameters passed to them which you can use (amongst other things) to echo/print things (based on the variables passed along to them if you want/need to)
filters have variables passed to them where – typically – the first one needs to be returned but you can change it during the processing of the function as required (quite often there are some more parameters passed along that first one, which you can use to change what the first one returns as appropriate..)
do this (should at least get you going)
add_action('wppizza_emailhtml_end','myprefix_emailhtml_end',10,4); function myprefix_emailhtml_end($order_summary, $order_items, $htmlEmailStyle, $labels){ echo'<tr><td colspan="2" style="'.$htmlEmailStyle['mailPadding']['2x15'].'; font-size:90%;text-align:middle">'.$labels['order_email_footer'].'<td></tr>'; }>Would you please consider writing an FAQ post on how to use action hooks and how it works?
no, as there’s a site for that already. it’s called http://codex.wordpress.org/ (alongside about another 1/2 million websites that explain how actions and filters work…..)
you REALLY need to get a book or read documentations about css selectors
this is basic stuffyou are using a class selector to target an id !!
>The Empty Cart is still blue
its grey in the pic above ?!
anyway
.wppizza-empty-cart-button{background-color: #c71c0c !important;}>trying to wrap my head around css
might i suggest the following resource ?
https://www.google.co.uk/?gws_rd=ssl#q=cssthen i’m out of ideas though (can only suggest – yet again – to have a word with godaddy , but given their helpfulness history – i would not bet on them doing anything)
in any case: 3000 vars ? that’s probably about 600+ ingredients
are you sure you are not duplicating things you don’t need to duplicate ?lol
that’s wrong on many counts.
try.wppizza-cart-button > a > input {background-color: #c71c0c;}
or
.wppizza-cart-button > a > input {background-color: #c71c0c !important;}
(depends on the rest of the css)2 February, 2015 at 11:47 pm in reply to: Remove labels/tags for customer details on order history printout #7545doable as of 2.11.7.6
see https://www.wp-pizza.com/topic/filteredit-order-history-print-output/
there look for : wppizza_filter_print_order_customer_detail
>Is this a GoDaddy problem again
probably (as I have not changed anything) might be a mod_security thing (i know it was on someone elses godaddy server)
try this bit (under other)
in any case, what have you tried that doesnt work ?
actually it might also be another plugin. cant tell from a picture without a link
what i do know though is that it’s not me (i.e not the wppizza plugin)
that’s your theme making the button blue…
>sorry for late answer
no problem>didn’t receive any email notification
went to junk perhaps (?)>iphone 5 iOS 8.1.2.
yeah , i figured. I believe this is only an iStuff issue…I do not own – and am not planning to own – any iThing. (not a big fan of those for various reasons)
However, I do realise of course that I cannot just ignore them so need a bit of help from iStuff users – that would be you in this case – to double check some things.
Without further ado therefore, do me a favour:
update wppizza to the latest version (this is now v.2.11.7.6).
go to wppizza->settings
under “Miscellaneous” you will find “experimental JavaScript”.
please enable this (and save) and let me know if this now behaves / works (or is at least better)thanks, any feedback would be great on this particular chestnut
2 February, 2015 at 7:13 pm in reply to: Remove labels/tags for customer details on order history printout #7533as it happens, you cant really do that at the moment (well, you could if you write some regular expression, but that’s overkill)
i need to add a parameter to the filter (or write this a bit differently – not sure yet) in the next update and will post something here (or – more likely, add an example to the codesnippet of these things)
what device are you using ?
as of 2.11.7.5:
i have added action hooks to the end of the email templates .
(wppizza_emailhtml_end and wppizza_emailplaintext_end)
you can now use to do stuff thereas they are on the paypal page and try to log in there, it has nothing whatsoever to do with the plugin.
in any case, i just put stuff in the cart, selected payment with paypal, and when i ended up on the paypal site just logged in there – it works just fine.
the chances are your customer doesn’t know his/her username/password….
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