michaelherr

After setting the pop-up using the AND+ button, the pop-up stopped working on desktop completely.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by michaelherr.

Yes, the idea is that I would like the same pop up to appear on mobile and desktop. However, they must be styled a little differently. There are two ways from what I can tell to go about this.
1. Create one pop-up for the desktop and style it accordingly. Set the rules to display on desktop only. Then create another pop up with the same content and style that accordingly. Then set the rules for that pop up to display on mobile only. However, that did not work. Both pop-ups show up on both devices.
2. Create one pop up and style it accordingly and then in the custom CSS field apply the @media queries and style the popup accordingly for mobile. That did not work either.

Long story short, setting two pop-ups to display on two different devices using the rules did not work and neither did one popup using custom CSS.

Thats actually a good idea, do you have a github repo or something where I can get the prior version?

Deactivating Woo-RFQ does not make the “add to cart” button show. I also looked thoroughly through the themes options and did not see anything that led me to believe there is an option to hide/unhide the button.

Adding the code you provided to my themes custom css file did not have any impact at all.

If I change it there, wont it be overwritten the next time there is an update to this plugin? Is there something I can drop in my custom css file instead?

I don’t see these lines in my theme or child theme style.css file. I do, however, see them in the theme/woocommerce folder, there is a file called woocommerce.css. Is that where I am to change the lines you have mentioned?

Bravo! Impeccable turn around time! Thank you for fixing that, it works now.