hi,

that opening times widget is really only a simple helper. there are so many different ways to display opening times, that I don’t think I will spend any time to account for all those option programmatically (not anytime soon anyway).

So if you want to display your opening hours in a specific way other than how they would be displayed with that widget, you’ll have to just write and display them somewhere as you need them, sorry.

PS: I might have a look into at least account for the start of the week as set in the general wp settings, but that’s not going to be very high on the agenda at the moment

no worries.
will be fun (and probably useful to others too)
might aven be able to do this by tomorrow (unless unforeseen things crop up), but allow me a few days

i’ll keep you posted (there might be a couple of things you might have to be aware of…will let you know)

>there is some filter or loop to change that?
I might be wrong of course, but it sounds to me like you are using option 1 here
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wppizza/installation/
when you might want to consider option 2 perhaps (although this in turn might not suit your scenario. dunno . all depends on how you want to put things together)

having said that – and thinking out loud for a bit – i suppose i could add/amend the shortcode attributes to automatically show all categories which is actually not a bad idea to start off with really to have that option….

>re2:

you will *always* need a parent of some sort (assuming that i understand you correctly)
this is not down to the plugin, but down to wordpress
again, depending on how it’s setup:

the parent can be whatever you like though.

so this will work:

http://www.domain.com/somepagenameslug/pizzas
http://www.domain.com/somepagenameslug/pasta
etc

this:
http://www.domain.com/pizzas
http://www.domain.com/pasta
etc
WILL ONLY WORK IF you create those pages (i.e pizza and pasta) and then put the relevant shortcode on it
(of course in this case you will have to add new pages whenever you create a new category, so it presumably is not an option for you and i’m just saying this here for completeness sake)

i don’t understand the following though (I’m probably missing something):
>to be only #cat name..
the category slug IS the cat name…(unless of course you changed the slug), no ?

generally speaking, your theme controls the size of the item title (on the h2 tag)

practically speaking, you could override this on the item titles particularly with plain css declarations.i.e something like

.wppizza-article-title{/*put your desired font size here*/}

on top of that i just noticed, when uninstalling it leaves all it’s junk in the database

as it’s a premium plugin i can’t check this, but feel free to send a copy of it to dev[at]wp-pizza.com and i’ll check

first thing to check though.
did you set your timezones correctly ?

right then , as of v4.5 you can now do this (might need some tweaking depending what exactly you need and how exactly you want this setup, but it should give you the idea)

a bunch of ingredients

custom group 1

custom group 2

enabled in item

outcome (go to breakfast example on that page)

there you go

a) a bunch of ingredients
ingredients

b) custom group 1,2 and 3
group 1
group 2
group 3

c) outcome
https://www.wp-pizza.com/twentytwelve/ -> make your own pizza

and if you have way too much time on your hands, you could,
with some css, even change the + to a – as those symbols are actually css controlled and all have their distinct id’s on the li wrapper

so, whilst currently adding some other options to that extension, I also had a think about whether it would be possible (or advisable) to integrate something that let’s you do this sort of thing you mentioned.

In short, although this would most likely be doable programmatically it would just confuse the hell out of people (and that’s not only the admin who would have to set this up but customers too I think)

It did however occur to me, that there is actually quite an easy answer to this I believe

As i understand it a “smos hesp & kaas” has the following

lettuce, tomato, cucumber, sliced egg and mayonnaise – and in this case cheese too.

so , as a customer if i want one of those i don’t expect to actually have to add those ingredients/toppings myself (otherwise it would just be some bread and I choose what i want on it)

so instead of preselecing things (which then would appear in this list of added toppings which as a customer would confuse the hell out of me ) I would make a list of DE-selecting things.

so add the following ingredients

no lettuce,
no tomato,
no cucumber,
no egg
no mayonnaise
no cheese

set the prices for those to zero (hey , you could even make them negative if it’s supposed to become cheaper if you omit some)

then put those in a group naming it “dont want these ?” (or something)

select the following group type:
“Group must have *AT LEAST* minimum number of ingredient selected below (multiple allowed – but no more than 1x per ingredient)”

set minimum and maximum to 0

and then assign it to the “smos hesp & kaas” menu item

now only when a customer selects one of these (i.e says “no cheese” for example) will it show up in the list of “added” ingredients as “no cheese”…..

PS: i would also assume that the menu item itself in the description already states that it has lettuce,tomato,cucumber,egg ,mayonnaise and cheese , just like any dedicated pizza napoli for example says :olives, tomatoes , mozarella etc (or whatever belongs onto a pizza napoli)