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We haven’t heard back from you in a while, so I’m going to go ahead and mark this thread as resolved. If you have any other questions please feel free to start a new thread.
Thank you for your kind words and for using our plugin! 🙂
Regarding your first question: currently, our plugin doesn’t have a built-in option to apply discounts. We’re still in the early stages of development, and we’re actively working on expanding the plugin’s features, so your feedback is very helpful. In the meantime, you might be able to achieve this by using a coupon plugin. Since our plugin treats each rental day as a separate quantity item, a coupon could apply a discount to the cart when the quantity exceeds one.
As for the missing quantity field, you can re-enable it in the plugin settings. Just go to your WordPress dashboard → Products → Booking Calendar, switch to the Product tab, and uncheck “Disable quantity field.” This should restore the quantity field on the product page.
Hi,
The reason it works on your cart page is because you’re using the classic, shortcode-based layout. However, your checkout page uses WooCommerce blocks, and the mini cart is built with Elementor—both of which require PRO version support.
If you’d like, you can switch your checkout page back to the classic shortcode version, and the progress bar will be visible there. https://devnet.hr/docs/free-shipping-label/troubleshooting/#cart-checkout-type
Alternatively, you’re welcome to try the PRO version—we offer a free 7-day trial so you can test everything out and see if it fits your setup.
Hi,
Each variation needs to have its own recorded price changes in the Product Price History table in order for a chart to be displayed. Could you check how many price changes are recorded per variation?
Also, can you share a screenshot of your Chart settings? Specifically, take a look at the “Minimum Prices to Display” setting—if the number of recorded prices for a variation is below this threshold, the chart won’t show.
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In reply to: [Free Shipping Label and Progress Bar for WooCommerce] Blury Image not fixingHey there,
It looks like the blurry image issue isn’t connected to our plugin. Our plugin doesn’t mess with images, so it’s likely an external factor causing the problem. I’d recommend investigating other plugins as a potential source. If it turns out another plugin is the culprit, reaching out to their support forum might get you a quicker solution.
I’m closing this thread as it’s not directly related to our plugin. If you have further questions about our product, feel free to start a new thread.
Best of luck sorting out the image mystery!
I’m glad I was able to help. if you like the plugin, feel free to leave a review 🙂
Best regardsHello,
It appears that the Free Shipping label is displaying correctly on all products priced above 50€, both on the listed products and their individual product pages. However, I noticed that there is one product where the label is not visible on the product page. Without additional information, it’s difficult to determine the root cause of this issue. Have you encountered this problem with any other products?
I also noticed that the progress bar is not immediately visible on the cart page. To resolve this issue, you can adjust the woocommerce settings under shipping options. Here is a link that may be helpful. Additionally, make sure to set the initial shipping zone in the General Settings of our plugin.
Finally, I discovered that the progress bar on your website is being affected by your theme or another plugin, which is altering its appearance. To remedy this, please add the following simple CSS snippet to your theme:
.devnet_fsl-free-shipping .progress-bar { height: auto; margin: 1rem 0 !important; }Best regards.
Hi,
it appears that WooCommerce Payments may be interfering with the progress bar visibility on the cart and checkout pages. It seems that the progress bar is visible at first on the cart page, and for a slight moment on the checkout page. However, when payment options load, it disappears. The progress bar only reappears when an address is entered and stays visible regardless of whether you view it on mobile or desktop.If all your shipping zones have free shipping enabled with the same minimum amount, you can use the Custom Threshold option available in the General Settings of our plugin. This feature allows you to set a minimum order amount for free shipping across all shipping zones on your website.
Best regards
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In reply to: [Free Shipping Label and Progress Bar for WooCommerce] MulticurrencyWe haven’t heard back from you in a while, so we’re going to go ahead and mark this thread as resolved. If you have any other questions please feel free to start a new thread.
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In reply to: [Free Shipping Label and Progress Bar for WooCommerce] MulticurrencyHello there, thank you for using our pro version and for bringing up your concern about the WooCommerce Multi Currency plugin by Villatheme. Unfortunately, our plugin doesn’t support that currency plugin at the moment. However, we do support FOX (formerly known as WOOCS) – currency switcher plugin.
Regarding your concern, you can try using the following code snippet and insert it in the functions.php file of your child theme:
add_filter('fsl_min_amount', function ($amount) { if (function_exists('wmc_get_price')) { $amount = wmc_get_price($amount); } return $amount; });This code snippet will modify the minimum order amount to work with your Multi Currency plugin. Please let us know if this resolves your issue.
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In reply to: [Product Price History for WooCommerce] Frontend chart not displayingWe haven’t heard back from you in a while, so I’m going to go ahead and mark this thread as resolved. If you have any other questions please feel free to start a new thread.
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In reply to: [Product Price History for WooCommerce] Plugin not displayingThank you for your feedback. We are pleased to hear that the chart display is working.
In regards to the variable product chart, WooCommerce stores the lowest variation price as the “main” variable product price, but we track all price changes. Once the customer selects a variation, the chart should update with price changes specific to that variation.
Initially, we had planned to show all variations in the chart, but for products with many variations, this caused the chart to become over-cluttered and useless.
We appreciate your suggestions, as user feedback is crucial in our efforts to improve the plugin over time.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Product Price History for WooCommerce] Plugin not displayingAt the moment, the development of a special shortcode for our plugin is not yet available and would require additional time. However, if you have coding skills, you can customize our plugin to meet your specific requirements.
As previously stated, our plugin should be displayed in the single product meta block of Elementor. If it does not appear in that block, you can use the provided shortcode to display the chart while hiding any other content using a single line of CSS. Nonetheless, there is a high likelihood that only the chart will be visible without any other displayed content.
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In reply to: [Product Price History for WooCommerce] Plugin not displayingCertainly! Please find below the code snippet that will enable you to output everything hooked to
woocommerce_product_meta_start:function product_meta_start_shortcode() { ob_start(); do_action("woocommerce_product_meta_start"); return ob_get_clean(); } add_shortcode('product_meta_start', 'product_meta_start_shortcode');Please note that this code will output not only the chart but also any other content that is hooked to the
woocommerce_product_meta_startaction by your theme or plugins. Therefore, you may need to remove or hide other content if necessary. In case there is no other content except the chart, then you do not need to worry about it.
The shortcode is:[product_meta_start]Let us know if you have any questions or concerns. Good luck!
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In reply to: [Product Price History for WooCommerce] Plugin not displayingHello,
Unfortunately, at the moment, we do not have a shortcode available for our recently released plugin with limited options. However, we do have plans to add a shortcode in the future.
Our plugin works by hooking into the
woocommerce_product_meta_startaction in WooCommerce. This is where the SKU, category, and tags are typically displayed. Have you tried using Elementor’s single product meta block?It’s important to note that the Product Price History only tracks price changes from the point at which the plugin was activated. It does not track any previous price changes that may have occurred before activation.