PS i would also suggest you turn on debug and try to execute an order outside your opening hours.
if it does not send that relevant email. maybe something in there will tell you what is interfering – and logging in the paypal gateway settings i would have thought is a good idea too
(and let me know if there is or you get some errors in either that point towards the plugin)

unless there’s something very strange going on – or some customisation/firewall whatever that stops access to parts of the site outside opening hours -, there is absolutely no reasons why those emails would only get sent when your shop is open

>Please help. This is a big mess.

i sent you an email directly about 30 minutes ago with some questions but never got any reply…

not sure why you are asking me again here to be honest….

either way though, i don think any of this has anything to do with your shop being open or not
as paypal just send an ipn notification to your website regardless

also, what exactly do you mean by
> We will get the paypal order cost, but no specific order from the restaurant website

does it show up in your order history ?
do you just not get any emails ?
any error logs anywhere (paypal gateway /logs or debug.logs ? )
do you have admin notify enabled on errors in the gateway ?
did you get any emails there ?
do the ipn notifications in your paypal account say “sent” ?

i only get access to about 50% of stuff…..

in any case, let me suggest the following.
a) re-save your permalinks (just to be sure)
b) (temporarily) switch to the 2012 theme and make sure it all behaves there as it should
then go back to your theme and find out why the shortcodes are executed
from what i can see your theme has several settings where you can set what is the hompage. i suspect the issue is there somewhere but it might also be a template that might have been edited or something else. can’t say

all i can say is that if i use your theme here it works just fine

nothing yet

looks to me like you put a whole bunch of wppizza shortcodes on your homepage

>just add if category dont have menu item

not quite *that* simple (but i do remember thinking about – and then forgetting it)
will do . thanks for reminding me

in v2.11.2 you now have a number of additional shortcodes to play with

see here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/wppizza/faq/ – > what are the available shortcodes

i have also added a bunch of classes and id’s to the article and header elements.
i.e an article has something like this “wppizza-article-special-offers-16”, where the last integer is the category id , whereas the bit before the id and after wppizza-article- bit is the category slug (so in this case “special-offers”). you’ll probably get the rest from here

one note though: as people might have customised their css using direct selectors somewhere, i cannot hardcode a wrapper div around this , however, there are a couple of filters you can use to add this like so (add the below to your themes functions.php:

/***************
wrap loop in div
with category id added to classname
************/
add_action('wppizza_loop_outside_start', 'le879_wrap_loop_start',10,4);
function le879_wrap_loop_start( $the_query, $options,  $termSlug, $categoryId) {
if($the_query->found_posts>0){/*only add div if >0 posts*/
print"<div class='some-prefix-".$categoryId."'>";/*or use the termslug or whatever*/
}
}
add_action('wppizza_loop_outside_end', 'le879_wrap_loop_end',10,1);
function le879_wrap_loop_end($the_query) {
if($the_query->found_posts>0){/*only add div if >0 posts*/
print"</div>";
}
}

i figure you can work it out from here, but if you have questions just shout

>Do you know why this is happening?

can’t even begin to guess without a link….