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Thank you.
It was too obvious to just remove it from the menu. I somehow got it in my head that removing it was equivalent to deleting the page. I must be really tired.
It’s good. Thanks to both of you.
Regards,
LarryThank you very much for trying and for the referral.
Regards,
LarryHi,
I purged the cache, changed them from Public to Private and still no changes.
In Settings, under the default address for Products it says:
You can add this page to your navigation menu if you want the site visitors to find it easily.
That suggests to me the default is to not show the page(s).
Is that of any use to you?
The one option I didn’t mention I had previously tried. π
The button isn’t too bad but the pages still display.
I’m wondering if it might be something in the settings that I’m doing, or not doing, since it is consistent across the three sites?
Thanks
Unfortunately no.
The shortcode I sent originally is from the product listing page. I should have checked the widget as well because in there the shortcode is:
[accept_stripe_payment name=”4 Bare Ants” price=”0″ button_text=”Donate Now”]
I got this from the Stripe website. It allows the person to choose how much they want to donate.
When I used the [asp_product id=”158″] the button rendered flat out ugly. I came on here before and the css I was given helped modestly but it wasn’t until I used the Stripe code that the button was rendered acceptably.
The prior problem and the current one are the same across three websites with three different themes.
I went in and combined the two shortcodes, including your suggestion, to get this:
[asp_product id=β158β³ fancy=”0″ accept_stripe_payment name=”4 Bare Ants” price=”0″ button_text=”Donate Now”]
The result is I get the error message: Error: product ID is invalid.
And the unwanted pages are still there.
IIRC, the “fancy “0” hides the description for the button, correct?
Thanks
Hi,
Yes. The button is fine. Just don’t want those two pages showing on the navigation menu.
The shortcode: [asp_product id=”158″]
Thank you
Apologies. I realized afterward that I had asked two questions. If I can just get help with the first issue it would be appreciated.
Thanks,
LarryForum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: markup not allowed in CSS code from button generatorFair enough. Thank you. (I have been accused of overthinking before!)
Thank you Robert for your help and your patience.
Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: markup not allowed in CSS code from button generatorAppreciate it.
I understand how the rules modify the look and how to insert the rules but I can’t find the original code you sent to insert the rules. I put it in Additional CSS but have no idea where to look for it beyond the path I mentioned above. What am I not getting?
The only other thing I have for the button is a widget with this in it:
[asp_product id=”254″ fancy=”0″]
That shouldn’t impact anything we’re trying to do and could probably be included in your suggestion, right?I suppose, if I can’t find the file in File Manager, that I could then insert your latest suggestion(s). Am I right in assuming it would override the original code you sent without much effect other than maybe making the button render slightly slower?
Thanks
Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: markup not allowed in CSS code from button generatorSorry, forgot to add that even without modifications it renders much much better!
Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: markup not allowed in CSS code from button generatorHi Robert,
Thank you. Very clean. Less code usually means fewer problems.
Did you add /* insert your CSS rules here */?
Where do I find this code now to add the rules? This is an Addon to another site so the path I have taken is:
iceimprint.com >public_html > theunveiling >wp-includes > css, then where?
Thanks,
Larry Anderson π