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Much thanks! Yes hiding the “Express Checkout” section when browser does not support sounds like a great idea. But I wonder why iOS (iPhone) was not displaying apply pay! It should have!

It seems that the plugin doesn’t work with page builder tools. I have a single post template created with Elementor and cannot get it to appear.

Thank you that was helpful. Incase anyone else is experiencing this issue with WPBakery – I gave my column a custom class and then with page-specific CSS I set the height of the column to auto. That did the trick.

Thank you so much! Will remove post.

@markwp2static Thanks. I could email you but I think others would benefit from this answer as well. Do you know if there are currently any known issues with WP2Static and Revolution Slider? I was working on a website maybe 4 months ago and we could not get Slider Revolution to work when publishing to static with WP2Static. I think I had read that an update was coming.

@leonstafford I’m looking at Layer Slider and Master Slider. Any known issues with these?

@leonstafford Are there any hero builders like Revolution Slider that are known to work smoothly with WP2Static?

Hi @mlm-united were you able to get Revolution Slider to work with WP2Static?

@affmngr I’m not seeing Advanced Settings. I’m running the free version of the plugin. Is that a feature of Pro?

Thank you for this. Good to know. Is is possible at all to edit the dashboard where it says “Your affiliate URL”? I just looked at the template folder and overview.php but didn’t see a clear place to edit this.

Hi @angelleyesupport They are all simple products. Our store does not use variables. I just create a new simple product and it results in the same error message. https://riotsound.com/product/test-product/. Any other suggestions?

Thank you.

Same issue ?? No fix. Anyone find anything?

I am having the same issue.

Hello. I just added your snippet to my functions.php file in child theme and nothing is changing. Any other ideas?

add_filter( 'affiliates_new_affiliate_user_registration_message', 'example_user_registration_message', 10, 2 );
function example_user_registration_message( $message, $params ) {
	$message = 'Write here whatever you prefer your user should read in the welcome email.';
	$message .= 'User info can be found in the params array, like user object, username, user_id';

	return $message;
}

Hello. I came here to ask this same question. Were you able to customize your email message?