• If you leave the “Text for item deletion” and “Button text” fields blank, the site will retain the default text.
    However, if you change the text, it will update.
    Essentially, the solution works like this: if you set a blank value as the default, the text updates when changed, but if you remove it, it stops displaying again.

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  • Hi @igorstb,

    Thank you very much for reporting the issue.

    Our development team is currently investigating the issue you mentioned. Once the investigation is complete, they will provide a solution as soon as possible.

    You can also contact our support team directly through the following link for further assistance:

    https://portal.hasthemes.com/contact/

    Thank you for your patience and understanding.

    Best regards,
    Kamal

    Hi @igorstb,

    Thanks for reporting this — you diagnosed the behavior perfectly.

    The cause was that the plugin only applied the default text when the option key was completely absent, not when the field was saved as an empty value. So once you cleared a field, it saved an empty string and the button label disappeared instead of falling back to the default.

    This is fixed in version 1.5.6. Now if the “Button text” or “Text for item deletion” (and the added/already-added text) fields are left blank, the plugin falls back to its built-in default text instead of showing nothing. Update to 1.5.6 and the defaults will display correctly when the fields are empty.

    One small request: you currently have a few separate support topics open for this same plugin. To make it easier for us to follow the full context and reply faster, could you please keep future questions in one single thread? It really helps us keep the conversation organized and avoid answering the same point in multiple places. Thank you!

    Best regards,
    Kamal

    Thread Starter igorstb

    (@igorstb)

    For the element main#main > ul.products > li.entry > a.wishsuite-btn: following an update, PageSpeed ​​Insights flagged an issue with the wishlist button—screen readers do not recognize the link text.
    Prior to the update, I used the CSS code .wishsuite-btn-text { display: none !important; } to hide the tooltip text, and PageSpeed ​​Insights did not report any errors.
    This part of the plugin update needs to be reverted.

    Thread Starter igorstb

    (@igorstb)

    It’s not entirely clear what happened, but everything is working fine today, and PageSpeed ​​isn’t showing that error (screen readers not recognizing the link text).
    After the update (Version: 1.5.6 — Date: 2026-07-02), the text next to the button did not disappear, so I still have to use CSS /* wishsuite 02 Remove text next to button */
    .wishsuite-btn-text {
    display: none !important;
    }
    I am continuing the testing.

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