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Hello @souravjj4
We have our own social login add-on. Please check here.Hello,
It seems that something on your site is placing the product image in front of the product name, which is also appearing in the side cart. This issue might be coming from your theme or one of the plugins you have installed.
Please go to side cart settings -> advanced -> custom CSS and add thisbody.woocommerce-checkout span.xoo-wsc-pname img {
display: none;
}Hello,
We’ve already discussed this earlier, but it seems there may have been some misunderstanding.This is not a bug — it is the expected behavior.
The plugin provides two separate options to control when the waitlist button is shown:
- Backorder
- Backorder but out of stock
Currently, you have selected the “Backorder” option.
With this setting, the waitlist button will appear if a product status is set to “Backorder” — even if there is still stock available (for example, if you have 10 units remaining).If you want the waitlist button to appear only when the product is actually out of stock, you should select the “Backorder but out of stock” option.
In this case, the button will only appear when the product quantity goes below 0.Hello,
It’s been 3 months since we released this update, and we haven’t received any reports of layout issues from other users. It might be a caching issue on your end—could you please clear your browser cache and test again?
If the issue still persists, I can personally take a look.
Please leave a message hereHello @taiswebsites
Thanks for the detailed information. I am aware of this.
The request refreshes cart content, which is necessary when the website uses caching, as the cart content can also be cached.
You’re correct, this becomes costly for websites with a large number of visitors, as each initiates a request.
Our solution is to initiate and refresh the cart only when it’s opened for the first time. We’ve already implemented this in the premium version and will soon release an update for the free version.
ThanksColor of the links are set by email clients. If you’ve created your own link, then you can simply use visual editor, select your link and set its color.
If you want to change the color of [product_link] placeholder, then you won’t be able to because plugin generates the HTML backend.
What you can do is:
1) Update the plugin to 2.8.9
2) Instead of [product_link], use the below placeholder to generate product link. You will be able to then style it using visual builder.<a href="[product_link_raw]">[product_name]</a>- This reply was modified 2 months, 3 weeks ago by pulkitxootix.
Hello @carlahmr
I’ve just pushed an update. Let me know if you’re still unable to search product variation.
ThanksHello @smithgrafisk
Auto send email is a feature of Email Booster add-onForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Waitlist Woocommerce ( Back in stock notifier )] Logo • Back in Stock emailHello,
Settings -> Email Tab -> General -> Header LogoHello @keepseven
Unsubscribe and managing waitlist by user is part of Waitlist manager add-onHello @suzieb
The OP issue was resolved in our private ticket on our website. It appears another plugin was the cause.
Please share your website link so I can check and debug.Hello @rahuldhangar
Please update to the latest version. That should fix the error.
Thanks for reporting.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Side Cart Woocommerce | Woocommerce Cart] Afilliate linksCould you please elaborate more on “obstructed”. Are you using any third party plugin for affliliate?
If possible, kindly share the page linkHello @bookaddictsguide
Plugin does not log individual email IDs, it only logs the products you sent emails for.
You can use the email logging plugin such as this.
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/wp-mail-logging/