jmill23

Thanks. Could this not be done with css positioning?

When you say login screen do you mean wp-login?

I have chosen to copy my-orders.php to my theme folder and include this instead of the original. That way my else:: statement won’t be lost from an update.
Tested and it works great. Far simpler than trying a complex function hook!

Thanks. You’re right. I’ve added else :: echo {message} at the end to show the message if no orders. This works but it’s in the woo folder template file. So I’m might move it as you suggest.
I’m still trying a function with mixed success.
So will report back.

I’ve found the problem…
Looking at the css this class <td class="product-remove">
Has the following: display: none;
Removing or commenting this out fixes the issue.
Not sure if this will afect anything else as there are other classes using this: table.cart .product-remove, table.cart .product-thumbnail, table.cart .product-price

Fixed. This was actually a css issue – the heght and width were set to “auto” by default and therefore you could actually see if they were selected!

I added the following to my custom.css to override this:

input[type="radio"] {
    width: 15px !important;
    height: 15px !important;
}