When the product detail page is opened with the Safari browser, a vertical line and the text “- OR -” appear between the quantity information and the “Add to Cart” button. If the same page is viewed with another browser (e.g. Chrome), this is not the case.
To resolve the layout issues on your website, you can try using custom CSS to hide the “- OR -“. If you share your live website URL with us, we’d be more than happy to assist you in writing the CSS to hide it.
We appreciate your patience and look forward to resolving this issue for you.
Kindy note that we would like to have a look at the site in question (the site URL is all that is required) in order to help provide the CSS to hide this.
To clarify, we will never ask for access to your sites admin or its credentials, and we ask that you never share these.
In the meantime, can you see if adding the following custom CSS to Appearance → Customize → Additional CSS does the trick:
/* Hide -OR- text */
#wc-stripe-payment-request-button-separator {
display: none;
}
It seems that you might have disabled the plugin, adjusted the Apple Pay settings, or possibly hidden it using CSS. I’ve checked your website and can’t find any -OR- text on the single product page.
Alternatively, you can also reach out directly to the Elessi theme developer. They’re capable of helping you resolve this issue too.
Thanks for clarifying, this sounds super frustrating!
I went ahead and checked your site and I am also unable to replicate this on an iOS device (iPhone or Safari on Mac), as the -OR- is not visible on my end when visiting your site.
Additionally, I am unable to reproduce this issue on my test site which uses the latest version of WooCommerce core, and the default Storefront theme, as everything displays as expected.
Since we are unable to replicate this on our end, can you try clearing your browser cache and see if this makes any difference?
Also, I understand that temporarily switching to the default Storefront theme made no difference, however can you try performing a full conflict test to see if this resolves the issue.
