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I found that I could not add the code into the widget using the live Customizer…I had to go into the widgets tab itself to add the code. Everything worked fine after that.

Aha…forgive me. It is happening on more than one product…In fact, the above scenario describes any product with options where one of the options is set to “out of stock”.

So…in short, the radio buttons are not working properly on any product where any of the options are set to Out of Stock. Selecting even one of the in stock options does not allow the user to click the Add to Cart button.

Update to previous post:

I had forgotten that I have a paid PRO version of this plugin, so I should have access to the links feature on each image in a gallery. I deleted and re-installed the Pro Key and now it works again. But I do still have other issues, and I have submitted a ticket, which I hope is answered efficietly.

I’ve corrected this issue by using another method to print orders automatically.

I do not have a specific plugin that sent the email…I had entered my printer’s email address as the recipient in the New Order email field at Woocommerce>Settings>Emails. It was working fine…then it just stopped.

The emails are logged as successfully sent. But something is throwing it off. The HPePrint service can reject emails for a variety of reasons, and with the ever changing Woocommerce and other associated themes and plugins, I found it was going to be more reliable to find a new way to auto print my orders.

I use and continue to use Gmail for my email client, and unfortunately, Gmail does not have a filter to autoprint an email. So, I also installed Mozilla’s Thunderbird email client. With it, when I new order email comes in, I have a filter set to force it to print…and so far, so good. Matter of fact, I have orders that come to me from another source also, so this method works better for me…I can now print any incoming order, no matter which source it comes from.

So…my issue is indeed resolved, but certainly not due to finding a successful resolution with Woocommerce…but it’s all good. Like I said, the method I’m now using works out better for me anyway.

I guess I have forgotten that I’m using Checkout Field Editor…which, according to other posts, is not supported.

Oh well. I’ll keep hoping that you add that support. In the meantime, I’ll still be looking for ways to print orders as they come in.

Dude! Talk about feeling like a schmuck…yeah, that’s me.

That fixed it. Honestly, I don’t recall EVER changing anything in those particular settings. Once I built my site last fall, I have only tweaked other plugins…but not that one. Perhaps that is something that was fixed/updated/changed in a Jetpack update that caused this to happen recently.

When I was looking over everything to find the issue, here is what is actually stated in the Customization screen (didn’t look like anything to worry about):

Distraction Free Checkout
Removes all clutter from the checkout, allowing the customer to focus entirely on that procedure.

Either way, thanks for the heads up. It wasn’t your problem, but you helped me out anyway…BIG THANKS!

that plugin does exactly what is needed…thanks for that suggestion! Now I can keep up to make sure that all emails are making it through to me.

I assume you changed the “Custom Rules” in the code to what you needed it to be? If not…here is what I added to my Additional CSS via the customizer…

.tribe-list-widget .tribe-events-list-widget-events h4 a {
color: blue;
font-size: 14px;
}

In order to change the font size, change the 14px to whatever size you would like. 14px fits my theme and blends in well with the font sizes of other widgets and text on the page.

Hope this helps.