• Resolved RMWeb Elements

    (@rivermobstermedia)


    Hello,

    I am building out the above site, but the bar does not show on the cart or checkout pages. I sure would like to make sure it works, before upgrading to pro!

    Can you help? Thanks in advance.

    -Joe

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  • Plugin Author Marin Matosevic

    (@marinmatosevic)

    Hi Joe,

    I checked your site, your cart and checkout use WooCommerce Blocks. Our block is included in the Pro version, which is why the bar isn’t showing with the free plugin.

    You’ve got two options:

    Switch cart/checkout back to shortcode templates [woocommerce_cart] and [woocommerce_checkout] and the free version will work fine. Quick guide: https://devnet.hr/docs/free-shipping-label/troubleshooting/#cart-checkout-type

    Keep the modern Blocks setup and try Pro. There’s a 7-day free trial, and here’s how to insert the block once Pro is active: https://devnet.hr/docs/free-shipping-label/adding-the-progress-bar-block/

    Best,
    Marin

    Thread Starter RMWeb Elements

    (@rivermobstermedia)

    I’ll give it a shot today and keep you posted.

    -Joe

    Thread Starter RMWeb Elements

    (@rivermobstermedia)

    I had to manually add the shortcode on the cart and checkout pages. Look ok to you?

    -Joe

    Plugin Author Marin Matosevic

    (@marinmatosevic)

    Looks great on my end. I’m seeing the progress bar on the cart and checkout (and the other spots you added it). Now you can play around with the style options to match your brand/site colors, or leave it as is.

    Thread Starter RMWeb Elements

    (@rivermobstermedia)

    Do you know why i had to add it manually? Is there an issue with the theme I am using? Would be nice to use all the features, without having to play around with the position.

    -Joe

    Plugin Author Marin Matosevic

    (@marinmatosevic)

    There’s no automatic placement on the Block-based cart/checkout because Blocks don’t use the classic WooCommerce hooks our auto-inject relies on. Not a theme issue. The upside is that the blocks gives you much more flexibility to position the bar exactly where you want, instead of being tied to fixed hook locations like with the old shortcode templates.

    For positions outside cart/checkout (headers, footers, sidebars, custom sections), those are always manual because they’re theme/page-builder specific.

    Thread Starter RMWeb Elements

    (@rivermobstermedia)

    Understood. Thanks!

    -Joe

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