>It seems that WPP (3.3.5) is affecting the style of the date pickers that are used elsewhere on my site
that’s correct if you enable WPPizza->Order Settings->Item and Cart Updates and Amendments -> “Enable increase/decrease …” (2 options) as it includes a themeroller stylesheet to style the spinner/number input boxes (these jquery/themeroller stylesheets affect all those UI interfaces ).
However, as you have also a dropdown there to choose a particular style, i would think you can make that match the one that comes with the theme (if not, then i would have to see what stylesheet the theme includes if you have wppizza – or those options i mentioned above – disabled )

what do i have to click on – on your site – to actually see a wppizza “counter” (as you call them) box
(PS: they are called “spinners” officially, just fyi )

thanks

the problem is that neither your theme nor your gdlr-hotel plugin provides css for the spinner element (only the datepicker from what i can see)

so if you want to keep everything as is on that front , you’d have to add your own spinner css to your theme’s css ( and leave it as “I have my own style… etc”)

alternatively “roll” your own theme and include that for all those jquery ui interfaces – https://jqueryui.com/themeroller/

or select a theme from the ones available in wppizza (perhaps the “ui-darkness” one or the “dark hive”) which – as you know – will affect all other ui elements too (which is a good thing in my book to keep things consistent throughout all those elements)

you could – of course – also just get the spinner parts/css of those and add those to your (child)theme’s css

essentially , your theme’s/plugins styling of jQuery UI elements is incomplete as it only assumes usage of the ui element implemented by your particular theme/plugin. That’s understandable somewhat , but results in the issue you are facing

(hope the above makes sense somewhat -kind of late here)

no, because it would defeat the point of using it in the first place
so if you want to have your own custom version, you have to use your own custom css (as mentioned previously in this thread)

>This is happening because the plugin loads its styles on all pages instead of loading it on pages where it is used.
that’s simply not true
it’s caused by including the themeroller style – the inclusion of which was made optional for precisely the reason that if themes already include styling for jquery ui-elements it won’t be needed

alas – from what i can see – your theme does not actually provide any styling for ui elements and it is the gdlr-hotel plugin that provides and styles the datepicker using it’s own style but only for the datepicker.

furthermore – though somewhat unrelated – the wppizza.css only ever targets it’s own distinct elements and only where strictly necessary. Wherever possible and sensible it will try to use a themes’ style

lastly, using an equivalent of “is_woocommerce” would do no such thing as it would also not load any styles on the checkout pages or in fact any page that shows the wppizza menu items or any wppizza widgets, shortcodes etc etc
(the overheads of checking a page content/sidebar to see if a particular widget/shortcode/whatnot is used are quite high and one would have to do that for every single pagecall. one of the reasons why woo doesn’t do that either one suspects)

>So (as a result) adding another instance to style the spinner (only) will be complicated code wise.
why ? it’s just some style and has no bearing on the js.
(unless you force the ui-js to be added again too, for no reasons i can see)

you already know this from what i can make out…?!
http://jqueryui.com/download/#!version=1.11.4