iokagr

Hello Natalie,

appreciate your quick response!

​We have some customers who use the Email Templates plugin:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/email-templates/

I believe it’s compatible with our notification system (it should affect any email sent via WordPress). It has options to add your logo, colors, and other styling options.

Yes, this plugin is useful for styling your e-mails in general. However, it does not provide custom placeholders that I can use in my different appointment templates. In my case, I want to add different links into my booking/canceling e-mails.

I think, the most trivial (but worst) solution I can use so far is to modify the ssa_wp_mail function inside includes/class-notifications.php. In my booking template, I may have a placeholder like %magic_booking_link%. Then, to render it, I modify the function as follows:

...
add_filter( 'wp_mail_from_name', array( $this, 'get_ssa_from_name' ) );
		
$message = str_replace("%magic_booking_link%", "This is my <a href='magic.com'>magic</a> link", $message);

wp_mail( $to, $subject, $message, $headers, $attachments );
remove_filter( 'wp_mail_from_name', array( $this, 'get_ssa_from_name' ) );
...

Hope HTML will be supported in future releases.

Best regards

Hey Ed,
no, I dont use WooComerce.
There may be a conflict with another Plugin. However, I think the problem occurs because there are 2 selection boxes.
I inspected the generated HTML code and I saw the following (altered and in greek):

<div id="tribe-bar-views" class="">
    <div class="tribe-bar-views-inner tribe-clearfix">
        <h3 class="tribe-events-visuallyhidden">Εκδήλωση Views Navigation</h3>
        <label>Προβολή ως</label>
	
<!-- First Box -->

        <select class="tribe-bar-views-select tribe-no-param" name="tribe-bar-view" aria-label="View Εκδηλώσεις As">
		<option tribe-inactive="" value="https://xeniteas-duesseldorf.de/events/list/" data-view="list">
								Λίστα							</option>
													<option selected="" value="https://xeniteas-duesseldorf.de/events/month/" data-view="month">
								Μήνας							</option>
													<option tribe-inactive="" value="https://xeniteas-duesseldorf.de/events/today/" data-view="day">
								Ημέρα							</option>
	
</select>

<!-- Here is the second box -->
        <ul class="tribe-bar-views-list">
            <li class="tribe-bar-views-option tribe-bar-views-option-month tribe-bar-active" data-tribe-bar-order="1" data-view="month"> <a href="#">   <span class="tribe-icon-month">
								Μήνας							</span></a></li>
            <li class="tribe-bar-views-option tribe-bar-views-option-list" data-tribe-bar-order="0" data-view="list"> <a href="#">   <span class="tribe-icon-list">
								Λίστα							</span></a></li>
            <li class="tribe-bar-views-option tribe-bar-views-option-day" data-tribe-bar-order="2" data-view="day"> <a href="#">   <span class="tribe-icon-day">
								Ημέρα							</span></a></li>
        </ul>
    </div>
</div>

The select tag contains the first menu which has the the old-fashioned style.
The ul tag contains the list that is supposed to be used with the tribe style.
And what I did it simple: to hide the select tag….

Hope this helps you 🙂
Best regards

Unfortunately we cannot predict how it will behave for different themes.

True. My current theme is “Sparkling”. I tested some popular themes and the language menu was displayed “above/in front” of the header cause of the z-index.

There might be an option to automatically turn on/off z-index to help especially unexperienced users fix this issue if necessary.