tdcribb
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Thank you for your reply. I am assuming this issue is related to selling in a different state but one in which they still require taxes to be collected. I did manually add the tax rates, since that is really the only option for having these calculated. It would be a nice feature to have a selector for which states should be included, as many business may have headquarters in one state that is configured in WC, but operate in many others where tax must be collected. I get this is a tax topic, which is never easy or fun though.
Thanks for the help.
Hey. No custom email templates. Just using the default and I have not edited those either. The only thing I did was set the email addresses at the bottom of the email tab and enable each UM email.
I am using a child theme in which I only added the functions.php file in order to add a function to auto populate a few fields in gravity form. I did notice when I just checked the child theme there was now a new ultimate-member folder that was not there before and within it an ’email’ folder which contains notifications_deletion.php. Not sure why it would auto create this folder in the child theme adding only this file.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Gutenberg] Very Disappointing@ogalinski
I appreciate your comments and thank you for elaborating on your thoughts. I think we disagree with some items regarding Gutenberg, but I can understand where you are coming from. Thanks.Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Gutenberg] Very Disappointing@ogalinski
You are talking semantics. I am well aware what gutenberg is and if you read carefully my comments and understood my points, it is that the “block” approach is similar to a builder and if you want to go that route, it is better to use a page builder that works well. Gutenberg is just a terrible approach to creating the block content. Also, a point I was making is that it does not work well with builders.Regarding your comments about disabling gutenberg, is not addressing the issues I am raising with gutenberg being a core part of WordPress now. Adding additional plugins to disable something in the core of WP that most people do not like is not really a fix but a bandaid. Wouldn’t it be much better to solve problems at the route causes and frustrations?
So, while you make valid points about what gutenberg is defined as, you don’t actually make any valid points to why this feature is actually good. I go back to the overwhelmingly negative response to this feature and that fact that it is not a step forward like the WP team intended it to be, in my opinion.
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Login Logout Menu] Log Out to PageAny update on this? I need a specific page for the user to be redirected to upon logout. Not the same page as login redirection. Is this supported?