ulihake

Hello Morten.

Another possible improvement, but this time you will have to wait a bit. I will release a service release update for WC 2.2 but afterwards I will work on features for the big brother.

But take for granted that I will place an additional field to specify the invalid message… In the meantime you will have to live with the browser implementation…

Regards.
uh

Hopefully we make some deals, one way or the other 🙂

Thanks for your review.
uh

Hello alemarengo84.

Next update allows you to override with css instructions the layout for the empty cart button. You can place an instruction for the .wcpgsk_empty_cart class inside your template css using !important at the end of your style instructions to override the internal style settings.

Here’s the minimal internal css code for the div:

.wcpgsk_empty_cart {
	float:left;
	display:inline-block;
	padding:0 5px 0 5px;
}

And here an override example:

.wcpgsk_empty_cart {
	float:right !important;
	display:inline !important;
	padding:10px 1px 10px 5px !important;
	border: 1px red solid;
}

As you can see you will only have to assure that provided css instructions include !important at the end. Additional instructions won’t need !important to assure things.

Regards.
uh

Hello karl19.

Thanks for your feedback. Next update will include the possibility to call a local version via filter.

The filter is named wcpgsk_jquery_ui and the second parameter holds a pointer to the local version which can be used to replace the return value.

Regards.
uh

Hello again.

minlength does not exist as implemented attribute. Pattern attribute is supported by most browsers. That’s the way to go as you could easily define a min and maxlength regular expression pattern. Will be available soon but right now you could only use some javascript to establish and test this.

Regards.
uh

Hi alemarengo84.

I could have done better. You’re right. Yes, you could use the .js file… but that’s for testing purposes only as it will be overwritten with each plugin update.

You dispose of a database stored option for js… After testing you should place your code inside the database stored option available in the settings of the plugin.

I will try to fix this to make the css overwritable with css using !important.

Regards.
uh

Hello 34503895.

I’ve tested with theme twenty-ten, a very old theme and it works. I works also with the newest WordPress themes. To track your problem some questions again:

1. Is it possible to access your site, could you provide temporary access to the administration panel?

2. Did you do the tests with the built-in templates? You should also deactivate all other plugins you’re using. This is vital, without these tests I cannot track your problem.

3. Do you have authors defined? The plugin does not use the WordPress users, so if all you wish is to display your WordPress users you have to use another plugin. Tessa Authorship provides WP-user independent authorship!!!! That’s what it’s all about.

4. Did you try to test different plugin settings like activating multiple thumbnail support, usage of css and social icon font or built-in icons?

5. Are you able to attach authors to content like pages and posts and the other way arround: posts and pages to authors?

If you can provide a test account and admin access to your website asked for in 1 you can obviate the questions 2 to 5, if not you have to answer the questions 2 to 5. To provide a user and a password you can use the contact form on my website. http://www.takebarcelona.com

Regards.
uh

Hello Balle.

Should be possible if you use a custom text input field. The configuration button for the field, once added to the form section, displays in the type column. You can configure the max-length for the field. But people tend to facilitate their phone number in number blocks of 2 and 3 digits. I will add support for the html5 pattern attribute on input fields in one of the next updates which will allow you to establish regular expressions validated by the most client browsers.

Regards.
uh