thewebtailors
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Thank you! I updated to 1.3.8.1 and it is fixed now 🙂
Thank you for also making the security update available as a minor release! Much appreciated. In case someone else is looking for it, you can find it by going here:
https://wp-events-plugin.com/blog/2025/07/03/em-7-0-4-security-vulnerability-fix/
Just wanted to add my voice that one of my clients also needs this feature to be supported by the new Stripe Checkout Experience before they can upgrade.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce] Your Cart Is Currently EmptyNo, but it bypasses the issue and prevents the user from getting confused. In my case, the product is added to the cart but does not show in the cart drawer that opened up automatically.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce] Your Cart Is Currently EmptyI am having the same issue. In my case, the WooCommerce Mini-Cart Block is causing it. When adding a product, it shows “Your Cart Is Currently Empty” in the cart drawer. Also, the cart count does not update until I refresh the page. It used to work until recently. What I did for now is to turn off “Open drawer when adding”. This way, it does not show a confusing message at least.
Note: My affected website is using Astra Pro and the Mini-Cart Block is added through Astra’s Site Builder (allows to add content using the block editor via hooks to e.g. above the header).
Thank you! Appreciate it!
The text started showing up again after updating to the current version (1.40.0). After downgrading to 1.39.3, it is gone again. You might be working on it, but I thought I would let you know just in case.
Thank you!
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It is working now! I did all this yesterday and made sure to reload and clear all server side/browser side caches. Today, I tried it again and worked on giving you access to you can test it yourself and suddenly it worked. Go figure 😉 Maybe something was still cached after all.
So my current setup is the following: I assigned a standard plain file icon to the custom iconset and I assigned it to pdf. On the frontend, I am still using my custom code to overwrite the design. This works fine for me. No need to make any other changes unless you really want to.
I really appreciate all the work you put into this!
Being able to add my own icon font and set the unicodes instead of uploading graphics would work well in my case. In the end, my goal was to use a lightweight approach with minimal css/font file size. While I appreciate being able to upload image files for icons, I do prefer using an icon font or svg for sharper rendering and smaller file size. However, I totally understand if this is too much effort for a limited use case.
In case you wonder, I use https://icomoon.io to generate my own icon fonts.
Thank you for releasing an update. I installed it but unfortunately it did not change the behavior. Whether “My custom iconset” contains the pdf icon or no icon at all, the “+Add files to list” button does not show.
Is there a way for you to allow to show the “+Add files to list” button in all cases?
Correct, I just added the following custom CSS to the frontend:
@font-face {
font-family:'twt-icons';
src:url('/wp-content/plugins/twt-customizations/assets/icons/twt-icons.woff2?1') format('woff2'),
url('/wp-content/plugins/twt-customizations/assets/icons/twt-icons.woff?1') format('woff'),
url('/wp-content/plugins/twt-customizations/assets/icons/twt-icons.ttf?1') format('truetype');
font-weight:400;
font-style:normal;
font-display:swap;
}
.wp-block-downloadlist-list.iconset-custom {
margin-left:0;
}
.wp-block-downloadlist-list.iconset-custom li {
position: relative;
margin-bottom:1em;
}
.wp-block-downloadlist-list.iconset-custom li:before {
content:'\e901';
font-family:twt-icons;
}
.wp-block-downloadlist-list.iconset-custom li.file_vndopenxmlformats-officedocumentwordprocessingmldocument:before {
content:'\e905';
color:#3758B5;
}
.wp-block-downloadlist-list.iconset-custom li.file_pdf:before {
content:'\e903';
color:#8A0E04;
}Thank you for your consideration!
Thank you for your reply! I see what you are saying. And indeed, I did not have any icons added to “My custom iconset” as I am using a custom icon font to display file icons.
I now added a pdf icon to “My custom iconset”. I did not add any other icons as pdf is the only icon used in this context. While it now shows in the Gutenberg editor, the “+ Add files to list” button is still missing:
Is there anything else I can try? Otherwise, I can just use the Bootstrap iconset and deque the styles in the frontend.
Appreciate your help!
Yes it did. Thank you!
@simonvetterli Thank you! I appreciate it.
Yes, unfortunately, clearing the cache does not help. Also version 6.48.1 does not fix it.
@simonvetterli Do you mind submitting the support ticket? My website would not be a good example because I downgraded CleanTalk back to version 6.47 and the error is not showing anymore.
Thank you!