skhalaf09

Thanks @alcatrazhorizon

So I assume the code above should now render the checkout button as “Go to Secure Checkout” right? I added the code to my snippets, it is active, but the button still renders as “proceed to checkout”.. again, I am using Woocommerce blocks (cart block), not the typical Woocommerce cart page/shortcode.

Sam

Hi Darren,
So I do have the WC blocks plugin installed (sorry it does not seem I can attach screenshots here, so I copied/pasted what I see in installed plugins):
WooCommerce Blocks
Deactivate
WooCommerce blocks for the Gutenberg editor.
Version 4.2.0 | By Automattic | View details

Then I created a cart page and used the Cart block.
I am asking for were the plugin actually is installed so I can give it a try and see if I can find the code responsible for rendering the “proceed to checkout” button and adjust that, makes sense ?

Joey,
I understand all you said, but still, it makes no sense to make this whole plugin a black box on an open source platform. People use wordpress, Woocommerce and their plugins because it is open source and can be customized easily. I assume WC Blocks have followed the same code standards and methods as WP/WC (i.e. hooks, filters..etc.) so there must be some way for users to make changes while you work on enhancing the overall functionality.

I still do not understand how a plugin in 2021 does not allow for a simple change like changing a label from X to Y.. we are not talking about changing logic or functionality.. just labels and such! We are so disappointed as we are about to go live with our site, and had this cart page created a while ago and got used to it, and now that we want to only change the label of one button we are being told we either live with it or replace the whole plugin at this late stage!

Thanks @dvoy
That’s the cost I was referring to when it comes to handling things like this with CSS. it is not the most ideal way, might affect performance, and most importantly, might raise browser compatibility issues. I have seen others having the same issue with IE. Not to mention that IE sucks anyway.

I am still hoping someone can provide some PHP hints.

Sam

Thanks @zdenys
To be honest, I am surprised by the tight limitations to customize or change anything in WC Blocks. It is a really cool enhancement but the fact that you can almost change nothing is absurd to me.
Now, CSS is possible but comes with a cost. We were hoping for a way to tweak that through php (as we do for 99% of the WC/wordpress functionality). Are there any hints on where to start, where to find this text, hooks or filters..etc? you do not need to provide the exact code snippet.. just pointers would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Sam