Hi

re name: https://www.wp-pizza.com/downloads/wppizza-countdown/
re opening/closing times: yes, it takes it’s timing from those

Hope that helps

Hi

first of all, this is already possible. You simply need to use “exclude” type custom groups and apply those as required to your first menu item (the single burger in this case)

Secondly – though that’s just a personal opinion and you can do what you like of course – I think you are overcomplicating things for no reason.
It appears to me you are somewhat trying to combine 2 different things into one item.
I.e we really are talking about 2 different product here. One is a burger as is , the other is a menu (that happens to contain a burger I presume).

Especially if at some point you want to allow people to add things to this single burger – i.e they can create their own kind of menu so to speak – you will go insane setting this up using all sorts of custom groups applying those to one, but not the other.
Sure , it’s do-able as mentioned above, but for your own sanity I would really recommend you make this 2 different and independent products (as that’s what they are really)

Again, just my 2 cents, you can do as you please of course.

DEBUG is your friend
https://docs.wp-pizza.com/troubleshooting

re 1: I don’t understand. Why would you type anything ? Simply copy and paste ( especially for the print templates where its only one field)
In other word – to answer your question – there are no plans to add a css export/import function. Sorry

Re 2: you can adjust your css as required (there are plenty of classes and id’s ) to align things as you need to

>Here is my Print Template CSS
No it’s not. It’s your email template css

your ‘green’ columns are ok because they are left aligned and happen to fit. Your overall css table css is too big for th eprinter
the default is something like

....
table{width:100%;margin:0 auto 10px auto;}
....

but might be different in your case now

you need to change that so it fits your printer. something like

....
table {
width: 80%;
margin: 0;
}
....

for example or even absolute widths with/without some margins. There are many ways to do this and really depends on your printers interpretation of things

PS: The default of 100% should actually be just fine .
It might well be the case that the printer setup is actually incorrect here and it was setup for the wrong paperwidth …. I would check this first . If that’s all correct though , adjust the css as mentioned above

good stuff. thanks for letting me know

>I restored the older version for now.
ok, no problem.

In fact I can reproduce this now here, but am not sure yet whether this should be addressed in the stockmanagement or the main plugin. I’ll let you know when I know more

Thanks, I believe the issue is actually in the wppizza stockmanagement plugin rather than the wppizza plugin itself.
Can you turn this off and see if you can then add item to cart as normal ?

It’s actually not got anything to do with php8 as such but is simply a typo (although it’s only php8+ that’s actually
– and rightfully – complaining )

There’s a few more things I want to look at too in any case – I’ll have an update of the plugin later today I would think

What you have there is simply some sort of navigation. This is a question for your theme developer I’m afraid. I cannot help you with that as I know nothing about your theme (Though typically you go to “Menu” in your wordpress admin and create it in there with some drag/drop of pages and/or categories