Senff - a11n
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Hi @dentis
Indeed, WooCommerce Shipping & Tax will only apply taxes to customers who are located in your site’s home state.
If you do need to charge taxes to customers outside your home state as well , you can use a plugin such as TaxJar or Avatax. Both these plugins will automatically calculate the required taxes automatically for every state.
Or, you can set up tax rates for specific areas manually – take a look at our documentation on setting up tax rates here: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/setting-up-taxes-in-woocommerce/#section-12
Hope this helps!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce Square] ApplePay Stopper Working With Last UpdateEven though this issue has not been resolved yet, this issue has been submitted through WooCommerce.com as well, so I’m marking it as resolved for now.
I can see there is a slight delay when you scroll (and the image is NOT sticky); for example, you scroll down and the image follows a fraction of a second later.
Here’s what I see (I’ve removed some parts on the page):
https://d.pr/v/R68jVaI’m not sure if this is purely related to the Sticky Block to be honest. It might be because the image is a “heavy” image (lots of thin lines and transparency, that might require some processing power) or maybe because there’s a lot of other things going on on the page.
Do you see the same thing if you use a different image instead of this one? Is it possible possible to replace the sticky block with a regular image (and use this same image) and see if that shows the same undesired effect?
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In reply to: [WooCommerce] The product gallery is not showingHey @fancystyleeu
Both these functionalities are coming from your OceanWP theme (and not from WooCommerce itself). Since that theme was not created by us, I’d recommend reaching out to the theme’s own support team for assistance.
While we’re experts on our own products, third party themes are best supported by their own resp. developers (and more importantly, I’d rather not give you any incorrect information).
It looks like that theme’s info and support page can be found here:
https://oceanwp.org/support/Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sticky Block for Gutenberg Editor] Plugin not workingHey @estiwolo
This issue can happen when a parent element has the
transformattribute. From what I can see, the columns in your Columns Block both have that, as you can see in this screenshot:I’m not sure where it’s coming from though. This is not something WordPress adds by default, so it’s either due to custom code, your theme, or another plugin.
I think it may have something to do with the ScrollReveal functionality you’ve added to your site, but you’d need to test that (by deactivating that temporarily and see if that makes the sticky block work).
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In reply to: [Sticky Block for Gutenberg Editor] Product Image blockHey @54days
There’s no direct way to make a Sticky Block stuck at the bottom of the screen, but in your case you may want to try and use the “Space between sticky block and top of screen:” value in the Sticky Block settings.
If you set that to
-250or so, you may get the effect you want and the thumbnails should be visible (but then the top of the main image won’t, naturally). Can’t say for sure if that works with your page builder plugin though — if it doesn’t, you’d need to use some additional custom coding to make this work.- This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by Senff - a11n.
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In reply to: [Sticky Block for Gutenberg Editor] Product Image blockHey @54days
Thank you for explaining. The problem is not that the thumbnails are not sticky; they are (since both the main product image and the thumbnails are included in the Sticky Block). This means that my plugin is working.
The issue appears to be that your screen is too small to show it all. On my screen (which is bigger) you can see that it does show the main product image and the thumbnails. That is not a problem caused by my plugin, but is more of a design issue. If you’d want to include both the main image and the thumbnails, you would need to make that smaller so that it would fit on your screen.
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In reply to: [Sticky Block for Gutenberg Editor] Product Image blockHey @54days
I’m still not sure what’s not working for you exactly. Everything appears to work properly on my end, when it comes to the Sticky Block; both the product image and its thumbnails are sticky:
Can you explain a bit more about what issue you’re seeing on your end? I’m still not entirely clear on that.
- This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by Senff - a11n.
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In reply to: [Sticky Block for Gutenberg Editor] Product Image blockHey @54days
Thanks for setting that up. From what I can see, the thumbnails are sticky (as well as the main image). Here’s how that looks on my end:
Note that I’ve added a bit of space between the sticky block and the pushup block (
.stick) to show the effect properly.So from what I can see, things are working as expected? Perhaps I’m not entirely clear on what the issue is, so if that’s the case, please explain it a bit more and I can look into it. 🙂
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In reply to: [Sticky Block for Gutenberg Editor] Product Image blockHey @54days
It’s possible that the Toolset Block doesn’t properly work together with my Sticky Block plugin.
If you can set up a temporary (hidden?) page where you add a Sticky Block and then add the single Product Image Block inside that, I could take a look to see if there may be some compatibility issues between my plugin and the Toolset block.
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In reply to: [Sticky Block for Gutenberg Editor] Product Image blockHey @54days!
The idea is that you would need to add a Sticky Block (with my plugin) to your page, and then add the product image and the thumbnails inside that.
I believe you’re using Ultimate Addons, and I’m not sure if that will let you do that though! I’m personally not familiar with how that works, so you may need to check this with their support team.
In the settings for the Sticky Block, try setting
footer.ct-footerin the “Pushup Element” field.Hey @jcnyc
You could try setting another element as the “push-up” element — that means that it will “un-stick” the sticky element and push it back up.
If you can share a link to your site, I could take a look.
Hey @michellepetz
I’m not sure what SEO would have to do with this (then again, I’m no SEO expert), but I don’t know of any other (quick/easy) way to be honest. It may be possible with some additonal code (CSS, JS, PHP) but that could be quite a bit of work…
Hey @michellepetz
The plugin doesn’t have options built in by default to do this, so it will take a bit of trickery.
I’d say the easiest (?) method of doing this, is by having 2 identical blocks, but each having different settings (first one with 20 spacing, and the second one with 60 spacing). Then with some CSS, you can completely hide the first one on mobile, and hide the second one on desktop.
So on desktop, it will only show the first one (the one with 20 spacing), and on mobile it will only show the second one (the one with 60 spacing).
Hope that helps!
