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wtpleo
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@pektsekye
TYSM for the blitz fast reply! Worked like a charm man! I appreciate it.
Will High Performance Order Storage still work for data from this plugin, or it might break it?
OFF TOPIC: This plugin would be unbeatable if you could add an option to save custom options to either apply already saved “preset” options to other products manually in the wordpress “new product/ edit product page” OR apply this preset to all products in a certain category. Literally would be GOLD. Cheers.
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This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by
wtpleo. Reason: Added off topic suggestion
Hello,
Yes, it should work with the “High Performance Order Storage” feature.
The code that you added just declares it as compatible.
PS: They never checked is this plugin compatible or not. Instead they ask us (developers) to check and add extra code to declare it as a compatible.
> to apply already saved “preset” options to other products
There is an Option Templates feature:
http://hottons.com/po_modifications
It is possible to modify it to apply the same option template to all products of one category.
Or to use this plugin:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/pofw-csv-export-import/
to copy options from one product to other with the CSV export-import feature.
Stanislav
Thread Starter
wtpleo
(@wtpleo)
@pektsekye
Wow man, you’re a G for that. And one last question, is it possible to make fields 50% width so it’s 2 fields in every row? I’m referring to the drop lists in this case. CHEERS
Hello,
For drop-down selects you can use this plugin:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/lenses-prescription/
There is a modified version of it with “Custom HTML template”
http://hottons.com/lp_modifications
So you can edit the template to make a table with just two columns.
Also there is a modification:
“Lenses prescription”
http://hottons.com/po_modifications
If you don’t need this feature as an extra plugin.
There is also a plugin that allows to add a custom CSS class for some certain options:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/pofw-option-css/
Then you can use CSS styles to display few options inline.
Stanislav
Thread Starter
wtpleo
(@wtpleo)
@pektsekye
That’s awesome, thanks.
