G’day,
WooCommerce already does most of what this plugin does; you can probably deactivate this plugin as it won’t be doing anything extra for you.
Now, you have two problems I can see. First is the fonts your theme is loading. You’ll need to edit your theme’s header.php file, and where it’s got http://fonts.googleapis.com/... just delete the http: bit, leaving //fonts.googleapis.com/... so that the fonts load with the same protocol as the page.
The second problem is images. Any images loading on this page need to load with https:// or they’ll give insecure content warnings. If you use Google Chrome and view the developer console (Ctrl-Shift-J) you’ll be able to get a list of those images. Hunt them down in your page, and in widgets, and change the URLs.
cheers,
Ross
As an aside: you could streamline your donations page by using Gravity Forms with a payment gateway plugin. It would allow you to have a one-page donations page, with all the fields to fill in on one page.
It would also mean buying a Gravity Forms license however, and if you want to use one of their payment gateways, you’ll need the Developer license (but if you use a free payment gateway plugin, you’ll only need the Personal license).
cheers,
Ross
Im actually using gravity forms for another donation page with a bunch of options. Thanks for the help.
Can I ask: why did you go with WooCommerce for this one? I’ve only used WooCommerce for product sales, never thought of using it for donations. What advantage does it have?
cheers,
Ross
We needed to connect to a payment gateway to accept all major credit cards.
We have a much more elaborate checkout method used on another site by the same foundation, as one that sells tickets, so we just used woocommerce across the board. Thanks for the help.
Ah, fair enough. I see it’s all resolved now, excellent!
cheers,
Ross
