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Perfect, exactly what I needed.

One last thing, now the problem is that the side paddings are way too big for the size of the flag, check here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HgurLDXZtlDBlOAKjrBsXt9X2ZE_2cKu/view?usp=sharing

Is there any way to decrease them?

Great, thanks for all the help! I have another support request but I’ll create another topic.

You seemed to have forgotten about this.

Could I continue using both together without any problem or do you suggest switching to another caching plugin you’re more confident in terms of compatibility?

Thanks

here’s the link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RaSKQ7ydohFhx_-3kF2HqNCUeTgJBQhm/view?usp=sharing

Currently it looks like this: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hg6PCnl06OifivKrZSC9mnXwecDVBDaU/view?usp=sharing

I would like to reduce the flag size proportionally by approximately 4 pixels and the currency font size. Also in the currency dropdown to reduce the side paddings, they’re too wide.

Thanks

Ok, thanks.

Is there any way of changing the country flag sizes in this shortcode for example: [woo_multi_currency_layout4]

They are taking too much space in my header, just want to slightly decrease the size.

Meanwhile I can continue using both together or not?

website: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RaSKQ7ydohFhx_-3kF2HqNCUeTgJBQhm/view?usp=sharing

could you provide me with the right selector to customize the CSS of the Discount message (label and amount) in the Cart and Checkout pages please?

It seems to have worked! I will explore it further and come back to you if there’s any problems.

Thanks for your help!

Now I chose option: ‘Best between discounted and sale’ and it seems to work for the 1st quantity.

But when there’s more products added to my cart, for example the 2nd tier discount (for 2 products 30% discount in total) only applies to the 2nd product. I want both to have the same discount.

Please take a look: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1y8LxLm1E21ZesmimNIebS8ggEF8-23y8/view?usp=sharing

The table is now displaying the correct product prices for each tier.

The only problem is that this rule is not compatible with my 1 unit sale price set in woocommerce settings.

If I only add 1 unit to the cart, my original sale price from Woo is not applied.

I guess your plugin is overriding this settings and assuming I don’t have a discount for 1 product.

yes, thanks.

Ok, just tried that.

It seems that now it doesn’t apply the discount to any of the quantities.

Please check for yourself here on my website: https://drive.google.com/file/d/15rdZzxwkxiCqrbUYLF6I_eE8YPyK8wAw/view?usp=sharing

And the rule I applied: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YKcADLIu2gqkucgrO-2iBv5mSAyWu91T/view?usp=sharing

Already cleared the cache so something’s not working.

Hey again!

So the problem above was due to the lack of shipping zones created within WooCommerce. So even though I’m not charging shipping I need to have this specified (Free shipping) in order for Google/Apple Pay to function properly.

Not that the actual problem with you Stripe plugin and these buttons is they don’t detect the quantity you’ve selected for a certain product. Whenever you click Apple/Google Pay they’ll assume automatically you just want 1 item (even though you’ve added more in the quantity selector).

Please check any products from my website (links above).

That’s the default PayPal payment from woocommerce, its not coming from the paypal checkout plugin that I’ve installed.

Isn’t this plugin supposed to create a quick checkout button similar to the one in product and cart pages?