CubicInfinity

Yes, I have this problem too.
In order to get the plugin to activate, you can also just install it and then go the the Installed Plugins page and click activate from there. The header issue arises when you try to activate it from the New Plugins pages.

I forgot to mention that I use WCSATT (All Products for WooCommerce Subscriptions). This could affect the answer, but I’d still be interested in knowing how it will behave with any kind of subscription.

Oh, I found it:
https://github.com/naiches/dark-mode-for-wp-dashboard

Sorry, I just realized a major difference: This one doesn’t require the use of an SSL certificate. Are there any other differences? Also, why are they named the same?

You do that.

Right; by default plugin, I assume you mean WooCommerce. I just wish I had time to be a real developer.
Sure, if someone has insight to making a bogo snippet, that would be awesome. Every time I or someone else makes something we learn more about WC and can do things with it more easily in the future.

Honestly, this plugin is pretty decent. I’m just going to use it. Sure it’s a lot bigger than the single php file I wanted to make, but at least this is user friendly and I’m out of time to keep messing with this.

I’m reading the source for the plugin you referenced because it should help me.

But what if I want to make something as efficient as possible that does just what I want it to do and nothing more?

Side rant: I wish they didn’t make the WooCommerce topic “offtopic” on the WordPress StackExchange, because this type of support is inferior. Whatever happened to users just helping each other out?

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by CubicInfinity.

Thanks. It looks like it’s working right now, however. This could have been caused by a lot of things. I forgot about this issue, so I think it’s been working for a while. Maybe after a WC update or something.

That product ran out of other variations, so you could not have known this was resolved without visiting other pages. I hope that was the case; it seems WP devs are way too trigger happy with the resolve button. (I wouldn’t make that comment if this wasn’t a chronic thing.)

Not really an answer to the question, but I personally prefer to convert images to webp manually. I usually use Paint.NET (getpaint.net) for this. I get annoyed by plugins that automatically convert to webp because they often don’t insert the images the way I’d like or they just don’t optimize the images precisely how I want them. Although lighthouse says you should use modern images like webp, there are a few exceptions where jpeg gets you a better visual quality to compression ratio, so I keep my eyes open for that.

Ok. So cron scheduling is not really relevant. However, refer to the comment on the GitHub issue.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by CubicInfinity.

@3sonsdevelopment, This is created: https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/issues/31810.
Would cron timing affect the decision between running through or until?

To clarify my beef with running through rather than until, time is experienced as a continuous measurement, not a discrete one. If you run the sale through a date value then the actual end time becomes dependent on how you break up the measurement, because computers are discrete (digital) and will always truncate.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by CubicInfinity.

How do you use it for variations?