kaplunkiigirl

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Thank you!

I can do that, but will you be able to really see everything you need if all you have is my theme’s files? There’s lots of custom functions and CSS that I’ve added, including the code that reorders the included CSS files, that might not be so easy to see in the files. I’m happy to give you access to a dev copy of my site if that would make your job any easier.

Hi Emre,

I’m using Genesis with the Dynamik Website Builder child theme, and I honestly don’t understand what you’re asking me to do. Can you ask it a different way and then I might get it? Thanks.

Nikki

Hi Emre,

Thanks for the update. I followed your instructions to the letter and unfortunately it broke my CSS in a bigger way.

Fortunately I was doing it on a test copy of my site so my live site is fine and you can see the effect it had on my test site, for example on this page once it’s cached
https://wp1.yawarra.com.au/shop/rackmount/dual-rackmount-apu-1/

vs how it’s supposed to look
https://www.yawarra.com.au/shop/rackmount/dual-rackmount-apu-1/

Thanks,

Nikki

I appreciate that it’s tricky to get something that works with every possible situation, but seeing as this is the only caching plugin that works for me (and works so well), I’m crossing my fingers that we can find a way to make it keep working.

My site is at
https://www.yawarra.com.au/

So at the moment, I have the caching plugin active, but the Combine CSS option is turned off for now.

Thanks,

Nikki

Thank you ??

Excellent, thank you. I’ll keep an eye out for it.

You can use

$my_order_meta = get_post_custom( $order_id );

to return an array of all of the meta data for an order.

(Make sure wherever you’re using it also has the correct $order_id defined.)

This is what it returns:

Array
(
    [_billing_first_name] => Array
        (
            [0] => Jane
        )
    [_billing_last_name] => Array
        (
            [0] => Doe
        )
    [_billing_company] => Array
        (
            [0] => Some Business
        )
    [_billing_my_custom_field] => Array
        (
            [0] => Custom field value
        )
etc.

Which you can then manipulate.

e.g.

$my_custom_field_value = $my_order_meta[_billing_my_custom_field][0];

I’m not sure if it’s the best way, but it will do for now.