Kazam Creative

That’s one of the main problems, your “lite” version is so heavily limited that it’s almost useless, and you expect people to have to pay US$31.90 per year just to be able to add a simple link to logos. I’m a programmer myself, I know how easy this is to add to the plugins functionality. Heavily limiting a plugin for financial gain on a free open source platform is really unfortunate also.

I found another plugin that allows you to add links for free, so problem solved.

Font Awesome has just released version 6, so after upgrading our themes to the latest version this broke again.

If you are using the YITH wishlist plugin and loading the Font Awesome 6 icons you can add this CSS code to your stylesheet and it seems to fix it (as long as you are using the default heart icons):

.yith-wcwl-add-to-wishlist i, .yith-wcwl-share i {
    font-family: "Font Awesome 6 Free" !important;
    font-weight: 400;
}
.yith-wcwl-add-to-wishlist i.fa-heart {
    font-weight: 900;
}

Hope this helps anyone ??

• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by Kazam Creative. Reason: make css code easier to interpret

Hi webcart88,

I had the same issue and was able to solve it by adding the following css to my site:

.yith-wcwl-add-to-wishlist i, .yith-wcwl-share i { font-family: FontAwesome !important; }

Hope that helps ??

Hi team,

After playing around in the browser inspector I discovered the issue is because your YITH plugin is loading an older release of Font Awesome 4.7.0, whereas our theme is loading Font Awesome Free 5.2.0 for extra theme styling.

To solve this issue I’ve added the following to my stylesheet:

.yith-wcwl-add-to-wishlist i, .yith-wcwl-share i { font-family: FontAwesome !important; }

This simply replaces the font family of “Font Awesome 5 Free” being used with “FontAwesome”.

I would kindly request maybe updating the version of Font Awesome being used or provide a setting to unload your version of Font Awesome.

Hope this helps others!

Hi,

The plugin still remains active. It’s happening on all websites where I’ve used the Woocommerce Wishlist plugin and has only arisen since the last update to the plugin I believe. I haven’t turned off any settings for the icons, I’ve simply activated the plugin and done nothing else.

Another example is below:
https://enzoandlola.com.au/shop/

See screenshot attached below as well. I’ve made it viewable to anyone with the link:

Screenshot – Google Drive

Thanks for that. For anyone else that’s come across the same issue, rather than mess with plugin files I’ve just added the following to my functions.php file:

// Update CSS within in Admin
function admin_style() {
  wp_enqueue_style('admin-styles', get_template_directory_uri().'/style-admin.css');
}
add_action('admin_enqueue_scripts', 'admin_style');

and created a stylesheet called “style-admin.css” which I then added the following to:

#sp-wpcfree-review-notice {
    display: none !important;
}

As I said the problem hasn’t happened in any other WP installs, so I’m not sure why it’s happened in this one, but not a major drama anyway.

Hi team,

Thanks for the prompt reply and the workaround. It didn’t make it disappear from the admin area unfortunately.

The notice closes fine in other website builds I’ve used it for, and I’ve deactivated plugins etc to see if that was causing the issue but it didn’t make any difference. It just seems to be this particular WordPress install.

I am using WP 5.8 and PHP version 7.4.22 – I have no idea if my configuration might be stopping it from working or causing a jQuery conflict?

Anyway, it’s not a huge issue, just intrigues me as to why the button functions are not working in this install.

Is it possible to get this issue addressed? It’s disappointing that customers never get to see the first/second products in the carousel as by the time they scroll down they’ve already passed. This could easily be fixed with the jQuery delay() method, creating a time delay prior to the script initialisation right?

Thanks for that. I think you’re right.

The coupon it related to has expired now anyway so I’ll try another forum for a possible solution.

Thanks for your help!

Thanks so much for providing an option to solving this, I appreciate the response.

I’ve looked into the Smart Coupons extension previously and while it does address the issue I have, I can’t justify spending another $99 every year for a small piece of functionality that I will only use once or twice a year.

I was hoping that someone could perhaps finish off the code I’ve provided to apply it to coupons based on the attribute. I feel I’m 90% there, just need the last bit finished off.

Thanks for getting back to me, although your solution doesn’t address the issue I brought up. That’s the slide timeout speed shown in your screen grab, not a time delay at the start of the carousel.

Voted 5 stars!!

Yes problem solved! See screen grab – https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JOrfpEWj8sf6DUDCHCQ-KtXUUz53Nz8q/view

Thank you for changing that.

Thank you very much Emre!

I was able to replicate again in a fresh WP install with the Twenty Twenty theme with only Maintenance and Smush plugins activated.

If you run through the Smush setup wizard first, then on the maintenance screen the background and logo images no longer load. Perhaps a conflict with the Lazy Loading feature within Smush more specifically?