The page with 2 sets of variations loads, but the colours are grayed out and unable to be selected. Maybe there’s another way to achieve what I need? Or a way to load the first colour and then when it’s been chosen, show the second set of colours? Any thoughts, ideas or anything else that might be helpful in this instance would be appreciated.
]]>The site is currently being run locally before deploying, on the latest version of firefox, 115.0.2, and using windows 10; I’m currently using the Free version of your Visual Portfolio plugin.
Is it a known problem, am I missing something or could it be due to something else?
I’ve attached a link to let you see the two views I get (during editing and when checking the site preview): https://imgur.com/a/YOrgxLM
(in this case, I was using the masonry layout)
Kind regards
]]>I’ve been using elementor since a long time. I was recently editing a new post when I noticed that the “choose image” button was all greyed out, preventing me from selecting any of my existing media or uploading anything new! If anyone could please shed some light on how I might resolve this problem.
Additionally, I don’t have Elementor Pro, so I can’t get assistance from them.
I’m hoping someone can assist me because I’ve been at this for hours trying various methods.
Thank you in advance.
I’ve been using elementor since a long time. I was recently editing a new post when I noticed that the “choose image” button was all greyed out, preventing me from selecting any of my existing media or uploading anything new! If anyone could please shed some light on how I might resolve this problem.
Additionally, I don’t have Elementor Pro, so I can’t get assistance from them.
I’m hoping someone can assist me because I’ve been at this for hours trying various methods.
Thank you in advance.
(This is even worse on rural internet and/or browsers with too many tabs / laptops with too many open programs: every time I click Save I have to wait for the upload to complete.)
(keywords alternate spellings: greyed-out, grey-out)
]]>I’ve read countless threads and tried multiple different ways to add a simple “sold out” text to unavailable variants in the drop down menu. No success so far.
I’ve managed to gray out unavailable variants with this code I found:
function wcbv_variation_is_active( $active, $variation ) {
if( ! $variation->is_in_stock() ) {
return false;
}
return $active;
}
add_filter( 'woocommerce_variation_is_active', 'wcbv_variation_is_active', 10, 2 );
Perhaps there’s a way to not just gray out but add text as well? Unfortunately I’m not versatile enough to do it myself, so I’m hoping for some knowledgeable inputs from some people more capable than me 