theamountof

This doesn’t answer the question, even if I installed the other plugin, I don’t see how that would allow me to just target a single role. I am trying to make it so that only some customers can use the invoice payment option, not all.

thanks bcworks, that is on the right track to getting this to work. When I hover over the “THE A OF THE I
COUNTRY” div, it does the hover transformation, but the main div explore does not.

I wish I could see the same thing you two are because whenever I inspect the script I am able to bring it up, but aside from that, I removed the external js file and just placed the script code in the header after the jquery load, and I still can’t get it to work.

The script should make it if you hover over the first bucket in explore “THE A OF THE I COUNTRY” it should cause the gray background to change like in the jsfiddle.

This is the script I have in the header:

<script type='text/javascript'>
jQuery(function() {
  jQuery('.explore > .country').hover(function() {
    jQuery(this).parent().toggleClass('hover');
  })
  jQuery('.explore > .community').hover(function() {
    jQuery(this).parent().toggleClass('hover2');
  })
});
</script>

Sorry my bad, I meant to update this yesterday. I figured out that my theme, divi, has some woocommerce css and there was a clear: none; class that was causing the products to float weirdly if a product had a three line name and then there was a title with a 2 line name next to it. For anyone else who encounters this problem you have to remove this from the divi style.css:

.et_pb_shop_grid .woocommerce ul.products li.product,.woocommerce-page ul.products li.product { clear: none;}

Just note that you will have to remove this after doing a theme update since this is not something you can override, or at least I wasn’t able to.

Thank you for the response, that worked.

I am so sorry, that is my mistake. I have been using the business directory and event manager on that site so often that they blended together and when I encountered this issue I just thought you would know the answer.

I am not the best at coding php, and that is the code I found to display custom fields. So I changes $wp_query with $product and ended up with:

<?php
global $product;
$postid = $product->post->ID;
echo get_post_meta($postid, 'amount', true);
?>

Which works and displays the correct custom field.

Thank you!