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Hi @lshenefield,

The CSS discussed in that thread is going to be specific to that user’s theme. Our plugin doesn’t provide any styles or other visual modifications to your site – that’s entirely managed in your site’s theme.

In this case I don’t see any special identifiers on this content, so perhaps a selector such as .wc-tab ul li a would work. That’s very general, however. You can replace .wc-tab with #tab-companion-products if you only want to target links in that one tab. Alternatively, you can add a class to one of the elements you are trying to target, and then target that.

Let me know if that helps,
Jon

Hi @jfbprivate,

The forms you create in our plugin reference the lists in MailChimp, but they are not a 1 to 1 reflection of the data found in your MailChimp account. If you update lists in MailChimp, it may take time for your changes to reflect on your WordPress site. You can clear the API cache to try to speed up the process, as outline here: https://yikesplugins.com/knowledge-base/api-cache-settings/

Certain changes will require you to create a new form. This is more or less inevitable when changes to certain identifying information are made, such as the name of the list.

I’d recommend browsing our knowledge base or the plugin’s code if you’re looking for a deeper understanding of how our plugin interacts with MailChimp.

Let me know if that helps,
Jon

Hey @rickwall,

Fantastic, glad it worked for you! I know it can be demoralizing to consider manually updating scores of products.

Let us know if you need any help in the future!

Best,
Jon

Hi @simpleserve,

Our plugin is tested on and works with the latest versions of PHP, WP, and Woo. Are you seeing any errors in the browser console when you go to modify the products?

The tabs are stored as post meta. It is possible that something else is either modifying or interfering with the ability to save that post meta. The reason I mention the browser console is that the edit product page often has plugins modifying things using javascript.

Let me know what you find,
Jon

Hi @rickwall,

The custom tabs are stored on the product as postmeta, so any solution taking that into account should work. The built-in woocommerce CSV importer has an option to include post meta, and works well with out plugin.

If you already imported the products using another method, you can probably use the woocommerce csv tool and run it as an “update” and it will match the SKU of the existing products and just update the missing information. I can’t guarantee that though (not sure how webtoffee works), so I’d recommend taking a backup before trying it.

Let me know if that helps,
Jon

Hi @nhokfu,

That’s going to be up to your multilang plugin and how it handles meta fields. If the same meta applies to all versions of a given product, there won’t be a way for our plugin to differentiate between the different versions of that product. Ultimately, they have to be stored as different products in the database for it to work.

Jon

Hi @himanshu440,

If that is the case, then the issue lies with your theme. I would again recommend reaching out to your theme developer. There’s not much that I can do, as the problem is not related to our plugin.

Best of luck,
Jon