I see the declaration in the source code but the URL is removed. I have no idea why.
I looked back and for V2 I customized the customer email directly in the wppizza-order-email-html.php file. Is that file available? It doesn’t seem like I can add the Background URL declaration in the css/style section of Templates.

Sorry I just meant the cart icons.
It does seem like the Add Ingredients extension should do the trick.

I do have one concern based on how we’ll be using the extension.
I’ll use bottles of soda as an example. The Menu item might be “Soda bottle, various flavors, $3.”
Once this Menu item is clicked, the Add Ingredients options display with the various soda flavors. Only then (once specific flavor and quantities are added and the Add to Cart button is clicked) should the $3 price (or multiple thereof) get tabulated.

So essentially the price of the underlying Menu Item should be zero (even though it would read as $3 on the main Menu page)
Or is there a more straightforward way of doing this?

Sorry Olly– where do I enable?

Thanks guys. I was working on customizing the mini cart. I did a series of updates to various basic plugins, as well as WP, and now I cannot get the mini cart to show up at all. Can anyone offer insight?
https://www.school31lofts.com/menu/
Many thanks!

Thanks for adding this functionality. It’s great.

Hi Olly,

We tried changing the priority level of the style we already have (FYI, we place a “9999” in the string) and it broke a lot of the customizations on other parts of the site.

The theme support people said this:

That means the styles does not compatible with each other. If you only need the spinner, you may copy the spinner css to place in our theme instead. You may ask the plugin author to provide you that code, and then, place it at the “theme option > general > page style > additional css” area for this.

Let me know if this is possible Olly. If not, I’ll have to roll without the spinner for a while — probably not the end of the world.

I don’t need to customize the style the spinner — using one of the choices from the drop down will suffice. In fact, there are several I like.

My only objective is to NOT have it affect my date pickers– which is uniquely styled to fit the rest of the site (being that we are a hotel the date pickers are quite prominent.)

So accomplishing that will be a easy process as you mentioned above?

For the record, this makes perfect sense to me. I don’t know why my guy (who’s typically savvy) is totally caught up. He’s convinced a fresh instance of themeroller needs to be installed.

Can you point me to example spinner CSS?

Hi Olly–
Would you consider an option that will deploy the spinner only on WPP pages?
That way those who disagree can toggle it that way.