• Hi. Love your email customiser plugin! Wonderful!

    Please can you help.

    If a customer chooses to pick up the product, instead of having it delivered, there would be no delivery address.
    However, email still show a delivery address, even in this situation.

    Can there be Conditional Code which detects that there is no delivery address and the CSS acts accordingly?

    Also, If I wanted to modify the CSS for address boxes in the ‘Customer On Hold’ order – is there an id# I can use to target? For example, something like:

    #CustomerOnHold #addresses
    {
    display: none;
    }

    Thanks!

    John

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  • Hey,
    Thanks for your comment!

    It’s outside of the scope of this plugin to add functionality and logic into how woocommerce outputs the addresses. This plugins just tries to help you style the emails. I’m sure you can add logic via code but there isn’t any way to target that through css. Which leads to the second question, there isn’t any css id or classes that are email specific for targeting specific emails.

    You might just ask woocommerce or if you are using a 3rd party plugin for pickups if they have a suggestion on what php code to add to create that login in the address output.

    I’m going to look into adding an email specific class into the body of the emails since I can see it would be useful for styling.

    Ben

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