• Quarryscapes

    (@quarryscapes)


    Does anyone know how to do this? The method in the FAQ does absolutely nothing.

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  • Paul_N

    (@paul_n)

    Is it the ‘quickly change the font’ method that you are using?

    Have you tried this method?

    How do I customise the look of the invoice and delivery note?

    for full control, copy the file style.css from woocommerce-delivery-notes/templates/print-order to yourtheme/woocommerce/print-order and start editing it.

    Note: Create the woocommerce and print-order folders if they do not exist. This way your changes won’t be overridden on plugin updates.

    I use this method for full design control and it works very well.

    Thread Starter Quarryscapes

    (@quarryscapes)

    Yes, copied and pasted into my theme functions.php, no effect whatsoever.

    Adding the copies of the templates and changing the css also does nothing.

    Paul_N

    (@paul_n)

    Forgive me for asking but have you pasted your style.css copy into your theme folder correctly?

    The delivery notes plugin has a templates folder…

    woocommerce-delivery-notes/templates/print-order/style.css

    But when putting a copy into your theme there should be no templates folder…

    mytheme/woocommerce/print-order/style.css

    Thread Starter Quarryscapes

    (@quarryscapes)

    Looks like there may be a caching issue, today as it’s gone crazy large and is not changing back!

    Plugin Author Vishal Kothari

    (@ashokrane)

    @quarryscapes Apologies for the late reply. Incase you are still facing this problem, you can copy the below mentioned 2 files to the “wp-content/themes/storefront/woocommerce/print-order/” folder. Replace “storefront” with your active theme’s folder name. The 2 files to be copied from the Delivery notes plugin are:

    1. woocommerce-delivery-notes/templates/print-order/print-content.php
    2. woocommerce-delivery-notes/templates/print-order/style.css

    After you have copied them, add the below class to the style.css file & give it the appropriate styling as you need.

    .company-address {
            font-weight: bold;
            font-size: 18px;
    }

    The above would display the address as: https://screencast.com/t/dfGNLAh43 .

    If you don’t want to change anything in the print-content.php file, then it’s ok to not copy that to the theme folder. Simply copying style.css to the theme folder & changing that will also reflect your new styles.

    I hope that helps. Thanks @paul_n for chipping in.

    :Vishal

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