Caleb Burks

The bug I mentioned has a patch in the master branch now (will be in WC 3.4).

The temporarily workaround should be to export/import all products though, not just variable ones. Does that work for you when you try that?

The images are 650: http://cld.wthms.co/iEBy1t. So the settings work. Your theme’s styling is the problem.

This CSS rule in particular is limiting the site: http://cld.wthms.co/EW6187. Like you said, it’s treating the page like there is a sidebar I think.

Try this as a temp fix, but you should contact the theme authors.

body.single-product #primary {
	width: 100%;
	float: none;
}

Gotcha. Well like I said, certainly possible – just going to need customization (especially for the grouping and discounts part anyway).

If you’re not sure how to accomplish this, I would recommend hiring a developer:

– http://jobs.wordpress.net/
– https://codeable.io/
– https://woocommerce.com/experts/

Right, so that’s the second thing I mentioned above.

Your script runs when the page is first loaded (or when the script is first loaded rather). Variations are loaded later, after your script has already turned things colors. JavaScript isn’t like CSS. Speaking of, might want to try CSS: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8619406/css-selected-pseudo-class-similar-to-checked-but-for-select-elements

For the JavaScript approach, you need to watch for changes in the variations area and re-apply your changes, or search for what action WC uses to switch out variations and run after that.

Hard to say by just looking at one settings screen. Turn on debug logging, then take a look at the PayPal error logs at WC > Status > Logs.

I’m not seeing that on a variable product w/ sale prices on my test site, so there is quite possibly something intefering on your site (like another plugin or the theme).

That said, I don’t see an extra sale price on the variable product – it just shows a range instead. So this enhancement may need extra work for variable products.

If you can’t quite figure out what code you need and this is a must-have change, I would recommend hiring a developer:

– http://jobs.wordpress.net/
– https://codeable.io/
– https://woocommerce.com/experts/

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by Caleb Burks.

That will require some customization. Adding fields is a bit easy, but making them relate to the main address / account fields will take more work.

Why not just let them sign up first though, then add address information if they want from the My Account area after?