How we can understand your issue without a link ? or an image ?
I can’t supply a link as the site in question is being built so it’s hidden.
Not used the forums to much and see I can’t add an image.
I had seen this issue and question asked in the past but that was over a year ago and their suggestion doesn’t seem to work.
Just thought it may be something someone could help with.
Not being able to see it does make suggestions a bit hit and miss. Try this in your custom css:
.add_to_cart_inline span, .add_to_cart_inline small {display:none}
If it doesn’t work you will need to examine the markup to get the correct classes and tags used by your theme.
Hi there,
I appreciate this.
The only place I have seen this sortcode used as I am is here:
http://myplancalculators.com/measuring-the-business-profitability/
Please see near the bottom of this page the $9.95 add add to cart button.
Using this code I got from the forum I get rid of the border:
[add_to_cart id=”10864″ style=”padding:10px; background:ffffff”]
It is the price to the left that just looks odd on my page.
Again, appreciate your thoughts on this.
Pete
The custom css for that site would be:
.product.woocommerce .amount {display:none}
If you can’t get it to work, can you find the price in the page markup and post the markup for 6 lines above. Enclose markup in back ticks or use the editor’s code button.
Thank you lorro,
This didn’t work, I did try this amongst many others and none seem to get rid of the price.
can you find the price in the page markup and post the markup for 6 lines above. Enclose markup in back ticks or use the editor’s code button.
I don’t really understand this so I may need to rethink how I go about this.
Worth a try and many thanks.
@yehudah was right, we need to see the markup. Using Chrome, bring up the page and press control-u. This opens another window with the source html code in it. Then control-f to find the line with the price in it, $10 or whatever, then copy that line plus 6 above and paste into a forum post. Highlight the lines and press the code button in the editor.
Hi lorro,
Thank you for that. You know I have never used Chrome, always use FF and Firebug.
Anyway did what you suggested, below is the code, it is the £95.00 I am trying to get rid of.
Regards, P
<div class=”entry-content”>
<div class=”newclass”> <p class=”product woocommerce add_to_cart_inline ” style=”padding:10px; background:ffffff”>
<span class=”amount”>£95.00</span>
Add to cart
<div class=”entry-content”>
<div class=”newclass”> <p class=”product woocommerce add_to_cart_inline ” style=”padding:10px; background:ffffff”>
<span class=”amount”>£95.00</span>
Add to cart
Try this in your custom css:
.add_to_cart_inline span, .add_to_cart_inline small {display:none}
Some themes have the ability to enter custom css. If your does, it maybe at Admin page > Appearance > Customise, or it might be at Admin page > Appearance > Theme Options.
If your theme doesn’t have this option, you can use this plugin:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-custom-css/
Hate to say it lorro, price still there 🙁
My theme does have custom css so easy to add.
I can edit with custom css pretty well however Woo seems to be a bit tricky as trying few other bits and it just doesn’t work.
Grrr 🙂
OK. Maybe there is a syntax error in your custom css. The error might be higher up than the line you just put in. Paste all your custom css in this tool:
http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/#validate_by_input
and ensure it gets the all clear.
If it still doesn’t work, try this line instead of the above:
.add_to_cart_inline span {display:none !important}
Otherwise I’m out until you can get the site on-line.
Got this sorted in the end, you were very helpful.
Many thanks, Pete
Pete, how did you sort it out?
Having the same issue at the moment.
Pete- Any way you can put down what worked for you? I’m having the same issue.
