Sean Davis

Hi there,

Can you let me know exactly where you are wanting to add text and what kind of text (just a few words or pulling information about the purchase)?

I do see that there are problems with the share buttons on Downloads but I’m not sure there’s something that needs to change in EDD at this point. Please contact the support for that plugin and ask them if it supports post types besides posts and pages. It specifically says you can use the shortcode in posts or pages in the admin area but it doesn’t exactly say you can’t use them anywhere else. But that may be the issue.

Hi there,

Have a look at our Checkout Fields Manager extension. It should be exactly what you’re looking for. https://easydigitaldownloads.com/downloads/checkout-fields-manager/

Hi there,

I believe I just finished assisting you in EDD’s email support system. So I will go ahead and mark this ticket resolved and we can continue over there. Thanks!

Sorry for the long delay here.

Unfortunately, if I am understanding what you’re describing correctly, this is outside of the scope of support. It sounds like you need custom development. If you have introduced customized templates you will want to create the logic that adds classes for you based on template usage. Likewise, anything that appears or disappears based on an action (like choosing a variable pricing selection) will require custom JavaScript.

Perhaps you can contact someone on our recommended consultants list: https://easydigitaldownloads.com/consultants/

Hi there,

I’m really sorry for the delay here. Try placing the following CSS in your child theme stylesheet or custom CSS tool:

table#edd_purchase_receipt,
table#edd_purchase_receipt_products {
    color: #555;
}

Adjust the color value as needed.

Hi there,

You do not need any additional plugins for accounts. You just need a specific configuration of the plugin and a couple of shortcodes.

The first thing you want to do is make sure you are forcing your customers to create accounts. To do that, go to Downloads -> Settings -> Misc (tab) in your WordPress dashboard and make sure you have the Guest Checkout setting disabled. Then be sure to choose to show the registration and login forms at checkout. This will force customers to create accounts.

With that, you can then use shortcodes like [purchase_history] and [edd_profile_editor] for account type content. You can put these in any page and they will not display to logged out users. You can see all of the shortcodes available here: http://docs.easydigitaldownloads.com/article/218-short-codes-overview