It worked for main Shopping Cart but

  • It was easy to set up and it worked well for main Shopping Cart but we had to manually turn off the mini cart via “catalog” rather than frustrate users who thought they could buy went in fact they couldn’t.

    Which meant I had to wait till the exact moment the website was to be on vacation to turn it all to vacation mode.

    And upon return, the system correctly turned the main cart back on, but because I forgot I had manually changed the “catalog” it was 4 days of customers not being able to buy without a message telling them why before I discovered the problem and fixed the “catalog” again.

    I look forward to this being fixed, as I will be using it several times a year from now on.

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  • Plugin Contributor Saji

    (@gookaani)

    Thank you for sharing your experience with us. We currently don’t have a built-in feature to hide the mini cart during vacation mode due to the custom class names utilized by the theme authors.

    To address your specific need, I recommend contacting our support for further assistance.

    In the meantime, you may find our developer guide helpful, which offers insights into finding a suitable solution for your customization requirements. Additionally, we can assist you in using the .woo-store-vacation-shop-closed class to hide the mini cart. If you’re using the Storefront theme, you can achieve this by adding the following CSS to your child theme style:

    .woo-store-vacation-shop-closed .site-header-cart {display: none}

    This CSS snippet will effectively hide the mini cart when the shop is closed for vacation, ensuring a seamless experience for your users.

    Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any further questions or need assistance with implementation.

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