betonicah

Removing the px seems to break gmail so I am just going to leave it as you’ve written it and patiently wait for a real fix from the pros!

Hello,

Unfortunately Microsoft Outlook doesn’t recognize ‘height: 42px; width: 42px;’; and when emails are viewed in Outlook, the image is still way too big. Outlook doesn’t like PX it seems.

Is there a way to have the image look good in Outlook as well?

Previous to this latest update 1.2.8, I was editing this file, class-cartflows-ca-cart-abandonment.php after each update and changing one line to img class=”demo_img” width=”60″ height=”auto” which worked in most email clients until now.

Thanks for your help.

Hi, thanks Bob, appreciate it!

Cheers,
Tony

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by betonicah. Reason: removing email address

Hi, will this be updated/fixed in a future release? I hesitate to modify the code myself, but the recovery emails using {{cart.product.table}} do not work in Outlook as it is.

Thanks,
Tony

Hello, I tried “disabled ajax threshold” disabled and enabled, both scenarios exhibit the same problem.

I also updated to the Version 1.0.78 which still exhibits the problem and it is the same in version 4.0.1 of Woocommerce.

I opened a ticket on your site as I have purchased the pro version with a link to see the issue if you’d like.

Woocommerce Version 3.9.3 and will be testing it on 4.0.1 shortly. I’ll let you know if I experience the same issues.

Thanks @zeinnicholas for the rolling back tip. Shop works again.

Hi @ryanchmura did you ever find a solution to the PST Exempt issue? I have the same situation with safety related products and would like to see the GST combined as well.

I am guessing that you setup two tax classes, both with rows for all the provinces in each except minus the PST in the PST Exempt one and assigned that class to your safety products? This is the only way I have been able to figure to how to accomplish this. It does make the tax section look like the picture you attached which isn’t optimal for sure.

I can’t believe there isn’t more info or a solution to this, we can’t be the only two Canadians dealing with CSA products that are provincial sales tax exempt but require the GST sold with other fully taxable items.