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  • in reply to: New WP Version breaks Grid #69398
    Olly
    Admin & Mod

      Just out of curiosity, I had a dig around. So below some comments which may (or may not) be helpful
      Not exhaustive research though. Maybe it helps someone somewhere.

      >If I upload the pictures directly it seems to work.
      Yup. If you upload pics the regular way with wordpress, it generates 4 distinct separate images scaled and/or cropped.
      exmage-wp-image-links (other/similar plugins may do the same) simply uses the image you added which then gets resized via css and image attributes. No actual resizing/cropping is taking place.
      Since WP 6.7 WP adds the ‘auto’ attribute – if it’s missing and in certain circumstances – to the image sizes attribute.
      So if the actual (thumbnail) image is meant to be square – but the actual image is not – it will simply be distorted to make it square.

      As it turns out, you can actually turn this off with the filter below, but this might have implications elsewhere.
      I did not want disappear all the way down that rabbit hole – so if you do that , make sure to check all your images / pages .
      Perhaps it works or perhaps it’s just a starting point . All depends on your particular site setup and many other factors. Suffice to say, it’s out of my (wppizza) hands and evidently something that WP introduced to the detriment of these kind of plugins…

      
      //remove auto from image sizes attribute (if set to lazy) 
      add_filter('wp_img_tag_add_auto_sizes', 'myprefix_img_tag_remove_auto_sizes');
      function myprefix_img_tag_remove_auto_sizes(){
      return false;
      }
      
      in reply to: New WP Version breaks Grid #69387
      Olly
      Admin & Mod

        Has nothing to do with wppizza. WPPizza does not set image sizes like that.
        it only ever gets the thumbnail depending on what’s set as thumbnail sizes
        and generates and outputs something like this:

        <img width="64" height="64" src="http://[somedomain]/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/pizza-64.png" class="wppizza-article-image-thumb wp-post-image" alt="" title="Special Pizza" />

        your theme – or some plugin – generates this:

        
        <img loading="lazy" decoding="async" width="768" height="768" 
        src="https://[somedomain]/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/pizza_pomodori.png" 
        class="wppizza-article-image-thumb wp-post-image" 
        alt="" 
        title="Pizza POMODORI" 
        srcset="https://[somedomain]/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/pizza_pomodori.png 300w, https:/[somedomain]e/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/pizza_pomodori-150x150.png 150w, https://[somedomain]/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/pizza_pomodori.png 768w, https://[somedomain]/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/pizza_pomodori.png 1024w, https://[somedomain]/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/pizza_pomodori.png 800w" 
        sizes="auto, (max-width: 768px) 100vw, 768px">
        

        you will also find that where your images look the right size the last declaration is

        sizes="(max-width: 768px) 100vw, 768px"
        instead of
        sizes="auto, (max-width: 768px) 100vw, 768px"

        i.e whatever generates the “auto” is your culprit. Only you will know whether that’s a theme or plugin. I can guarantee you though it’s not wppizza

        Olly
        Admin & Mod

          Forget the screenshot.
          I think there’s simply a misunderstanding here. From what I can see, this works all just fine and as intended.

          A few things:

          >When selecting the pick-up option, the “Our Menu” page does not appear as expected.
          From what I can see (correct me if I’m wrong) you put the wppizza_dbp shortcode on your homepage.
          If you put it on a page that does not have a cart/menu item on there it simply sets the choices made by the customer in the background so a subsequent visit to your wppizza menu page will take this into consideration. Nothing other than that will happen .
          The idea of the shortcode is to offer an alternative to the popup (plugin settings). It cannot have any idea if or indeed where you want to redirect to.

          That said, there’s of course always the possibility that I misunderstand the problem you are referring to. If so , let me know.

          Furthermore, thinking out loud here , perhaps I could add an attribute to the plugin short code options in th enext update that would allow you to set a redirection pageid or something when the “OK” was clicked.
          I’ll think about that

          >However, the new version has more problems than the old one
          How so ?

          Olly
          Admin & Mod

            Can you post a screenshot of your postcode plugin options/settings please

            in reply to: Which database tables contain all wppizza+plugin settings? #69374
            Olly
            Admin & Mod

              there is no such thing.
              wppizza is a regular wordpress custom post type which is therefore adding it’s db entries in multiple tables alongside other db entries.
              However, wppizza does not really care about themes (unless you customised them somewhat in which case I would recommend the paragraph here regarding portability https://docs.wp-pizza.com/developers/?section=filters-actions-functions) so you can simply switch between themes as you wish – though themes will need their own setup of course

              in reply to: Pre Selected items not in cart #69362
              Olly
              Admin & Mod

                Option 1: you name the ingredient accordingly. i.e call it “ohne Olives” in the first place
                (you may want to also then enable option: ‘Omit “1x” in cart, order and account history?’ – though the 1x is still shown initially when choosing. I may look into this at some point )

                Option 2: The much easier option is to simply add a textfield ( custom groups => add textbox to item) where the customer can write this sort of thing.

                PS:
                Personally I always found Option 2 above complete overkill (and it would not make the administration of it all any simpler). I believe it only manages to confuse people and is only really that useful for some specific situations.
                Customers (most of them anyway) are quite capable to say if they do not want something from a menu item (or perhaps they should order something different to start off with – but that’s somewhat academic here).
                Just my 2 cents worth though

                The choice is yours of course

                in reply to: Pre Selected items not in cart #69359
                Olly
                Admin & Mod

                  > the pre-selected items are already the main ingredients
                  in which case they should not be an additional selectable ingredient .
                  E.g a (typical) Pizza Margharita is a pizza topped with tomato, mozzarella, and fresh basil.
                  Unless you want the customer to be able to add “extra mozarella” – in which case you would add an “extra mozarella” ingredient – it would simply not be available as an add ingredient (you would probably want to write “pizza topped with tomato, mozzarella, and fresh basil” in the product description instead though)

                  Olly
                  Admin & Mod

                    Ok, so:
                    Elementor adds lots and lots of surrounding elements to the orderpage widget (about a dozen or more)
                    Interestingly, after payment (i.e on the so-called “thankyou page”) it does not add those wrapper elements anymore.
                    Why ? I have no idea.
                    That said – given the popularity of elementor – I’ll have a look as to whether it’s something they should perhaps be doing or I should perhaps be doing and/or find a workaround/fix if applicable. I simply do not know yet where the issue is exactly
                    so will probably not be something that can be done quickly as it may have many implications elsewhere.

                    That said, if the only page where you are having issues is your thank you page, there is certainly an easy fix by simply adding the following (adjust as required) to your css somewhere (see https://docs.wp-pizza.com/advanced/?section=frontend-css-styles-layout). This is a very specific override to that widget there so should be quite safe to use

                    
                    .wppizza-order-wrap-thankyoupage{
                    padding-top: 100px;
                    margin: 0 20%;
                    }
                    

                    PS: if you enable debug on your site you will see that elementor throws lots and lots of database errors. which may – or may not – be related. Just mentioning it though that really is something for them to fix.

                    That’s it from me for now on this subject

                    Olly
                    Admin & Mod
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                        Olly
                        Admin & Mod

                          out of curiosity, if you want to make a duplicator package available for me somewhere, I can have a look (i assume you know what i am talking about)

                          Olly
                          Admin & Mod

                            works just fine here with Elementor …

                            Olly
                            Admin & Mod

                              as you are using a commercial theme I can only advise you to the usual troubleshooting as per
                              https://docs.wp-pizza.com/troubleshooting/

                              if you disable all plugins except the main wppizza one and only get the issue with the theme you are using but not any default theme , you will have to speak to the theme author.
                              I will not be able to advise you as to what your theme’s issues may be (as it is commercial, I will not be buying it as i have no use for it)

                              PS: You should make sure to also check your javascript console too for some clues

                              Olly
                              Admin & Mod

                                As I know nothing about the “Pizzon” theme, all I can only really say is :
                                Does it work as expected with a default 20something theme ? If so , it’s a question for the “Pizzon” theme developer

                                As it’s all a bit abstract though, do you have a screenshot of your thank you page you can share ?
                                Ideally with some comments as to what you expect there to be different if it’s not that obvious

                                PS: woocommerce usage (or not) is not relevant .

                                Olly
                                Admin & Mod

                                  >but the widget loads in an empty Theme site
                                  what widget please ?

                                  That said, if you are using the “Avada” theme, then the fault is there and they need to fix this – they know about this but seemingly refuse to do anything about this .
                                  (Regardless of what they say, they are simply using the ‘the_content’ filter multiple times on the same page – with the results you can see )

                                  Olly
                                  Admin & Mod

                                    Hi
                                    apologies for the delay – I had responded in my head, but never put it to paper so to speak.
                                    Regardless, looking at your site , your (wppizza related ) plugins – specifically the post/zipcode plugin – are several years out of date, so I would suggest you update those to to most recent version to start off with.
                                    Furthermore, enabling debugging is also always a good thing to do if you have any issues ( see https://docs.wp-pizza.com/troubleshooting/ )

                                    PS: your site also links to localhost images/links that do not work obviously

                                    in reply to: Error message for Delivery By Post/ZipCode #69233
                                    Olly
                                    Admin & Mod

                                      that would indicate you either have a serious issue somewhere (see your debug.log – https://docs.wp-pizza.com/troubleshooting/ ) or you have been/are caching your pages (or both)

                                      in reply to: Error message for Delivery By Post/ZipCode #69214
                                      Olly
                                      Admin & Mod

                                        Hi

                                        looking at your site, you are running a version of the postcode plugin that is over 7 years old (v 4.0.7 – Oct 2017) , so I would first of all suggest you update it to the most recent version (v5.2.3 as of writing).

                                        in reply to: WP-PIZZA Language Setting Changed After WordPress 6.7 Update #69204
                                        Olly
                                        Admin & Mod

                                          Just for info:

                                          It appears that WP 6.7+ does not want to read two text domains in the same plugin (anymore).
                                          The wisdom of that escapes me, but alas this is what it seemingly is.
                                          The good thing is – talking about wppizza related stuff – that this only affects the main wppizza plugin.
                                          All/any wppizza extensions should be unaffected I believe.

                                          I’ll see if I can still somewhat keep admin and frontend translation files separate in a different way and will release an update asap.
                                          Worst case scenario, I’ll have to merge the 2 language files – which would not really be that dramatic, just a bit of a nuisance

                                          We’ll see how it goes. I would think it will all be good again in the next few days – allowing for some testing .

                                          Thanks for the heads-up (for temporary workaround see above)

                                          in reply to: WP-PIZZA Language Setting Changed After WordPress 6.7 Update #69197
                                          Olly
                                          Admin & Mod

                                            PS: as a quick fix until either WP updates things their end or I find a suitable workaround – whatever happens first –
                                            you could copy the language files you need – i suspect in your case wppizza-admin-de_DE.mo and wppizza-admin-de_DE.po from wp-content/plugins/wppizza/lang into wp-content/languages/plugins
                                            so they will be read form there

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