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- 10 June, 2017 at 1:35 pm #28307
probably need to re-enable the/a gateway (wppizza->gateways)
10 June, 2017 at 5:37 pm #28321Great.
Any word on getting the custom CSS from v2 to work on v3?
I copied the css/php customized files to: themes/x-child and they don’t affect the layout. I did notice the difference in file names (i.e wppizza-default.css is now wppizza.default.css) and changed them, but still no dice.
Many thanks11 June, 2017 at 3:15 pm #28332wppizza templates of any kind must – since v3 – reside in [child-theme]/wppizza with the same structure as under the /template/ directory in the plugin itself
so [plugins]/wppizza/templates/css/wppizza.custom.css
must be copied to
[child-theme]/wppizza/css/wppizza.custom.css(says so in the file itself too i believe)
[edit by admin, in case someone reads this]
some goes for – as an example –
[plugins]/wppizza/templates/markup/pages/page.thankyou.php
must be copied to
[child-theme]/wppizza/markup/pages/page.thankyou.phpgenerally though – in 99.99% of cases – there will be no need to mess around with files as there will be plenty of filters one can use
11 June, 2017 at 11:12 pm #28342Thanks Olly
Under v2, I had three files (wppizza-default.css, wppizza-loop, and wppizza-order-email.html.php) that I copied, customized, and placed in my child theme’s root so they would load before the original files in the /plugins/wppizza dir.Can these files be used in their CURRENT form in v3? I fully understand v3 is a complete re-write so this customization may have to be re-written by me.
Also, I did see your notes in wppizza.custom.css and it says “This file will always be included after the main wppizza css”11 June, 2017 at 11:23 pm #28343>Can these files be used in their CURRENT form in v3
not really, no (the css – up to a point perhaps – but the others will not exist anymore)
and modifying emails should use the emails templates under wppizza->templatesdocumentation is being written as we speak but – as you might imagine – is quite a big undertaking therefore it will stay in beta until there’s a documentation that goes with it
anything else will just end up being a mess12 June, 2017 at 2:12 am #28344FYI – I had an instance of WPP “crashing”
I executed a test order and was taken to the new “thank you for your order page” — which I believe is now an order summary by default.
In another browser tab, I changed the email address in “Order Settings”
Back to the other browser tab, I clicked the back button on the browser and was taken back to the orders page. I re-executed the order, and the page went blank.
Now all pages containing the cart short code are blank and are not rendering in the browser. If I remove the instance of the cart short code the page will then display.
If I deactivate WWP everything displays as one would expect.12 June, 2017 at 6:02 pm #28368So I reinstalled and things are a go.
Got to say that I’ve LOVING all the new functionality and gadgets in 3. Also, thanks for the comments in the CSS. Everything is so clean — makes the tad bit of customization we need a breeze.
12 June, 2017 at 9:59 pm #28371Hi Olly–
I’m copying the CSS/php files as instructed and placing them in the child theme’s dir using the original file structure and the changes are not effecting the files.
In your comments in wppizza.custom.css it explains that “This file will always be included after the main wppizza css”
So the obvious question is where can I place these files so they actually do take precedence?posts.title.php
wppizza.cssI am placing each of them in their appropriate structure.
13 June, 2017 at 12:01 am #28378>FYI – I had an instance of WPP “crashing”
that’s actually down to backpaging to an order that has already been dealt with so to speak (i’ll spare you the details).
regardless, in the version i have here (i’ll make that available in a day or two) that should also be dealt with (would only affect COD orders )>I am placing each of them in their appropriate structure.
without actually being able to see the structure you created, i cannot comment
(better still, including a link to that site)13 June, 2017 at 12:32 am #28379This reply has been marked as private.13 June, 2017 at 12:41 am #28380This reply has been marked as private.13 June, 2017 at 12:44 am #28381This reply has been marked as private.13 June, 2017 at 2:44 am #28382I deleted it when I ran into that backpaging issue. I’ll add it back now.
posts.title.php
is the current problem. The instance in the child theme doesn’t seem to be effecting the site.13 June, 2017 at 7:55 pm #28389I can’t seem to find where to replace the shopping cart icon on the categories pages. My goal is to change the icon to a png that I created.
I found:
.wppizza-article-image-placeholder:before{content: “\f306”; font-family: “dashicons”;color:#bebebe;font-size:62px;}
in wppizza.grid.css.php but of course this only affects the grid layout.
where can I find the similar code for the default layout so I can change out the shopping cart icon.
In v2, it was in wppizza-default.cssAlso, posts.title.php still is not working in the child theme tree.
Thanks
13 June, 2017 at 8:35 pm #28390why would you be looking at .wppizza-article-image-placeholder
if you want to do something with the shoppingcart image ?>posts.title.php still is not working in the child theme tree.
works 100% . i can only assume you put it in the wrong directory13 June, 2017 at 8:58 pm #28394It’s in
themes > x-child > wppizza > templates > markup > loopSeparately, can you tell me the name of the file where I can update the shoppingcart image?
13 June, 2017 at 9:16 pm #28395themes > x-child > wppizza > templates > markup > loop
should be
themes > x-child > wppizza > markup > loop>name of the file
none. it’s css. overwrite it as necessary
.wppizza-article-size:after13 June, 2017 at 9:21 pm #28396your theme already seems to provide an option to overwrite css without having to mess around with files
13 June, 2017 at 9:27 pm #28397generally speaking, in 99.9% of cases , there will not be any need to mess around with these/any files as there will be plenty of filters (but as mentioned , documentation is to come)
13 June, 2017 at 9:36 pm #28398what do I need to add before this line for it to take affect in the default layout:
.wppizza-article-size:after{content:url(img/cart-black-12-12.png);position: relative; top: 2px; margin:0 3px;}
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