Posted: June 8, 2015 at 3:56 pm
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Hello, Event Espresso is injecting its self into my WooCommerce shop page and ruinging the layout for tablet/mobile devices. It is causing #espresso-notices, #espresso-ajax-loading, & #espresso-ajax-notices to be loaded in there. No amount of CSS I apply does the trick. How can I stop this from happening? Thank You |
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I am running the latest version of both plugins. |
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Hi Reece, I checked on of the Woocommerce pages on a mobile and couldn’t see any issues. Can you clarify exactly how it is affecting the layout? Screenshots would be great if possible. Thanks! |
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Dean, Thank you for responding. http://i.imgur.com/p60JuxR.png Thanks |
Hi Reece, You can add the following line of code: |
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Josh, Thank you for resolving this. Is there anyway we can integrate this into the functions file and make it so they only load on EE related pages? Thanks |
Hi Reece, Yes, this can be added to a functions file:
While I do not know the reasoning for the current behavior, I’ve put in a ticket to request a change so it only shows the notices on Event Espresso routes. If the change is implemented, the above code will no longer be necessary, and I’ll update this thread if/when the change makes it into a release update. |
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Josh, You are the man. Another thoroughly answered support ticket here on Event Espresso. Thanks |
Thanks Reece. |
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Hi Reece, A little update on this: The latest release of Event Espresso 4 (version 4.7.2) adds a conditional that’s basically the same as what’s in the above posted code. So once you update to 4.7.2 it’s no longer necessary to have that code in a functions file. |
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