mattswan

I didn’t find that worked for me. Having fiddled around a bit more – and it can probably be stripped down further – I found this did produce the desired result:

div.woocommerce div.cart-collaterals div.cart_totals div.wc-proceed-to-checkout a.checkout-button.button.alt.wc-forward {background-color: #XXXXXX!important;
}

Hi guys,
I’m reluctant to turn on the issue on any of our live sites as they’re all generating revenue, but I can do screenshots:

This is normal page with Product Review Pro active:

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And this is what happens once WooDizcus is activated:

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The live active page – without WooDiscuz active is here: LT Surfboards.

If you absolutely positively need to be looking at live code I can see if I can set up a test environment for you.

The Variable Product entry field in the Shop Loop tab works fine, it’s the Add To Cart button text on the Product Page for variable products – in our case surfboard lengths – that is resisting the input from the plugin.

By way of example, here’s a variable product with 7 available lengths:

https://www.surfindustries.com/shop/us/surf/shortboards/haydenshapes-hypto-krypto-ff-shortboard/

which shows “Add to Cart”, while a simple product with no variations:

https://www.surfindustries.com/shop/us/surf/paddles/trident-childs-adjustable-paddle/

happily showing our modified Product Page > Add To Cart Button Text > All Product Types entered text.

We’re rolling with WC 2.1.9, WP 3.9.1 and plugin v 1.2.1

Thanks for the update Gerhard but it seems the change just completely removed the SOLD OUT button from any product archive pages – was this the intention?

Personally I think our customers would find this a bit misleading.

Cheers.

By way of a working example, here is a page featuring surfboardshttps://www.surfindustries.com/shop/us/on-sale/ – all of which are on sale. The site uses WooComm, Sales Flash Pro (inactive) and the Out Of Stock plugin.

Depending on how far into the future you’re looking at this, you’ll notice each of the boards in sequence are marked as “On Sale”, until you get to a board that is both on sale and out of stock which will have the “out of stock” badge. Any board in sequence AFTER this out of stock listing will have no “On Sale” badge, despite the fact that they are clearly “on sale” as you can see from the strikethrough price listings.

I hope this illustrates the issue.

Cheers.

GA Ecomm Tracking guidelines state that a SKU code is a required parameter – check you’ve enabled SKU codes in WooComm and that each of your products has one.

In case you were still wondering, I was also finding this issue annoying and wanted to fix it as “theme/images/default_icon.jpg” didn’t exist and was returning nasty “file not found” errors.

I was – and still am – using April’s Facebook Like Button which in its settings allows you to specify a default image – at a site level, rather than per page.

I’ve not seen the same level of edit-ability in other FB Like Button plugins – including ShareDaddy – but I’m happy to see evidence to the contrary.

I seem to be having a similar problem.

I’ve a test site that for the time being is hosted in California. Everything in WP is configured to show local time “Sydney Australia”, and the iCal is also set to Sydney. However the “Events List config” page times are 18 HOURS BEHIND – and the displays in the widget are similarly out of whack.

I’m not freaking out as the finished version of the site will be hosted locally but would be keen to hear if a solution is found for this issue.

I’m happy to supply page examples and the iCal if needed but I really think it has more to do with the host location than the particular instance of my site.

Good luck and thanks anmari for an otherwise excellent plugin ??

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