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@matt6303 I can confirm this Square plugin does offer support for Automatic Refunds. No extra step is needed to configure the refunds – as long as you have connected the gateway, refunds will be processed automatically.

This section covers refunds.

If you have more questions, I’d recommend posting in the Square support forums.

@petros91 Ah, that makes sense! Thank you for elaborating, and I’m glad you found a solution.

If you don’t mind, can you share what that solution is here? That way, other users might benefit from that knowledge in the future.

I’m going to mark this thread as solved now.

@fabiowork You’ll want to add that to your theme’s functions.php file.

If you are not familiar with coding, I don’t recommend messing up with the files themselves. In that case, you can use a plugin like Code Snippets, which will let you add the snippet through the admin dashboard.

I have a setup where i have a main catagory, then a subcatagory which then has the products in, but the subcatory doesn’t work, so it goes straight from the catagory to the products.

You’ll want to check what are your settings for the Category Display. You can review those in the customizer of your site.

Go to Appearance > Customize > WooCommerce > Product Catalog</strong. Make sure it is set to Show subcategories and not Show products:

@bertomolina98 I’ll address your different enquiries individually, for further clarity.

I would like to block in the cart this square. The one that you can choose the quantity. (Red color).

There isn’t a way to do remove this just from the cart, while keeping the quantity selector on the product page.

If you’d like to restrict sales of items to one item per product, that can be done by configuring products to be sold individually. But that would remove quantity selectors across the entire store, so that customers can only purchase 1 of each product per order.

Removing that quantity selector only from the cart page would require custom coding. Perhaps you can share the URL of your cart page, in case someone has any particular suggestions about the coding.

I would like to delete this space “ENVÍO” because this option is in the 2nd step when you are in the check out. (Blue color)

I see that you are using a custom checkout workflow that seems to split the process in several steps. I’m not familiar with the tool you are using to achieve this, so I can’t tell for sure whether this setting will work. But there is an option in the shipping settings (WooComemrce > Settings > Shipping > Shipping options) that allows you to remove the shipping calculator from the cart page.

I’m not sure that will work on your site, since yours is not a traditional cart page – but you can give it a try.

I cannot see the image (Green color) correctly, it looks like cut.

That will be due to how your theme processes and crops images.

From what I can do in your screenshot, the image is being cropped so that it has a square (1:1) thumbnail. However, the image of your product is not a square.

To change that, you’ll want to either upload images that look good when cropped as squares, or change the settings for how thumbnails are cropped.

If your theme does not declare image sizes by default, you can change that setting from the customizer of your site. Head to Appearance > Customize > WooCommerce > Product Images. If available, this is what the options will look like:

As @lorro mentioned above, the Add to cart buttons are now showing on the store you linked. So, I’m assuming this was fixed.

I’ll mark the thread as solved, but it’d be helpful if you are able to comment here on what was causing the issue and what solved it; as that might help other users facing the same problem in the future.

Hi @filipaga!

Out of the box, there is no way to make only part of the product price tax free. So, I see two options:

1. Changing all references to shipping

Based on what you said above, it sounds like you have no use for the shipping options, and you’d like to use Shipping as a way to add a non-taxable fee. That would indeed seem to work, except that you’d have to change all references to “Shipping” in the plugin, to make sure that doesn’t confuse customers.

For something like this, I’d recommend using a free translation plugin like Loco Translate. These type of plugins are generally used to change text from one language to another, but they can also be used to edit text within the same language. I know it may sound strange to “translate” your own language, but it works. Here’s a video about it that outlines how it is used.

Once installed, you’d have to search for all references of “Shipping”, and change them to something else.

2. Use a plugin that lets you add a non-taxable fee

If you don’t want to change the above, then I’d recommend using a plugin like this one, Payment Gateway Based Fees:

https://woocommerce.com/products/payment-gateway-based-fees/

That will let you create a fee that is added at checkout. You can set that fee to be non-taxable, or to have a different tax class than the rest of the products.

The fee that’s added is gateway-based, but you can make it apply to all orders regardless of the payment method they use, by creating the same fee for all your payment methods.

I hope this helps!