piffpaffpuff

you could actually style every type however you want.

function woocommerce_style_order_print_templates() {
	?>
		<style>
/* Print order delivery note style */
			.delivery-note .head-item-price,
			.delivery-note .head-price,
			.delivery-note .product-item-price,
			.delivery-note .product-price,
			.delivery-note .order-items tfoot {
				display: none;
			}
			.delivery-note .head-name,
			.delivery-note .product-name {
				width: 50%;
			}
			.delivery-note .head-quantity,
			.delivery-note .product-quantity {
				width: 50%;
			}
			.delivery-note .order-items tbody tr:last-child {
				border-bottom: 0.24em solid black;
			}

/* Print order receipt style */
			.receipt .content {
				padding: 4% 6%;
			}
			.receipt .company-address,
			.receipt .order-addresses {
				display: none;
			}
			.receipt .order-info li span {
				display: inline-block;
				float: right;
			}
			.receipt .order-thanks {
				margin-left: inherit;
			}
		</style>
	<?php
}
add_action( 'wcdn_head', 'woocommerce_style_order_print_templates', 20 );

or you could even overload the php files with your on html. the whole system is build for flexibility. it is up to the user to create his own templates.

but besides that it wold also make it possible to include multiple templates in the future.

here’s the updated version:

function my_price_free_delivery_note() {
	?>
		<style>
			.delivery-note .head-item-price,
			.delivery-note .head-price,
			.delivery-note .product-item-price,
			.delivery-note .product-price,
			.delivery-note .order-items tfoot {
				display: none;
			}
			.delivery-note .head-name,
			.delivery-note .product-name {
				width: 50%;
			}
			.delivery-note .head-quantity,
			.delivery-note .product-quantity {
				width: 50%;
			}
			.delivery-note .order-items tbody tr:last-child {
				border-bottom: 0.24em solid black;
			}
		</style>
	<?php
}
add_action( 'wcdn_head', 'my_price_free_delivery_note', 20 );

Hi, I’m sorry but the file from that download link ist terribly out of date. Please use the .pot file in the plugin folder to create a new translation. You can also find a little bit more info about language contributions here: https://github.com/piffpaffpuff/woocommerce-delivery-notes#translating

do you have poedit installed?

after that open the danish po file.

then select “Update from POT file” choose the pot (not po file) file from the plugin languages folder. now all string should be loaded and ready for translation.

commit your changes to github: https://github.com/piffpaffpuff/woocommerce-delivery-notes#translating

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/make-font-bigger-1?replies=4

Sorry this was a left over test comment. Fixed in 3.4.2

Thanks for the feedback, you’re welcome.

Actually the opposite is true. The plugin is mostly tested against the latest WooCommerce version only and I try to not include much legacy support. But this time I had to.

I recommend to always update WooCommerce to the latest version as soon as you know your Plugins support it. Most Plugin developers mention the support in their release notes.

I see. Unfortunately I have no idea what plugin you use and I can’t support plugins that cost. but you can try something like that in the functions.php (not tested):

`
function print_order_barcode( $order ) {
if( class_exists( ‘WC_Order_Barcodes’ ) ) {
echo WC_Order_Barcodes()->display_barcode( $order->id );
}
}
add_action( ‘wcdn_after_colophon’, ‘print_order_barcode’ );
`