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Since it’s been a week or so and we’re looking good on this front as far as I can see I will now close this thread – if there are any other problems please do go ahead and create a new one. Thanks!
Hi Mike – guessing by the lack of any follow-up that you’ve resolved this so I’ll go ahead and close this thread. If we can do anything else to help just let us know.
Since this looked fine on my last visit and there has been no follow up in quite a while I will go ahead and close this thread. If you do need further help please don’t hesitate to create a new thread.
Guessing we’re all good here since there’s been no follow-up in quite a while. I’ll go ahead and close this thread. Thanks all!
Since it’s been quite a while without any update I’ll go ahead and close this one. If we can do anything else to help please just create a fresh thread.
We should be all good here after all of the recent bug fixes that have gone out. If anyone still finds this to be a problem please do go ahead and create a new thread to bring it back to our attention. Thanks!
Hi britsoc,
Can you clarify what the answers to my previous questions are? To recap:
- Are you receiving any emails from your WordPress installation at all (such as password reset emails if you do a quick test along those lines, or comment notifications)
- If your orders are being marked as complete in the WooCommerce orders screen
I’m basically interested in whether A) this is actually a general problem affecting your installation and no emails are being dispatched or B) it’s specific to your WooCommerce setup or C) simply is because orders are not being marked as complete.
Hi David,
The first thing to do is read our Themer’s Guide to get the background for setting up template overrides and other related info.
Then, grab a copy of the tickets view:
wp-content/plugins/wootickets/views/wootickets/tickets.php
Now set it up within a template overrides folder inside your theme’s directory (again, please refer to the Themer’s Guide for details on setting this up). You should end up with a duplicate of the above file at:
wp-content/themes/YOURTHEME/tribe-events/wootickets/tickets.php
Within your own copy, please locate the following line of code (on or around line 81):
<h2 class="tribe-events-tickets-title"><?php _e( 'Tickets', 'tribe-wootickets' );?></h2>Change it to:
<h2 class="tribe-events-tickets-title"> Participants </h2>Does that help?
Thanks guys, I’ll take your comments and note them on the issue tracker as there’s clearly a fair amount of demand for this.
Hi again Sandie,
It looks like the Blog menu entry is being treated as the parent of the currently active item. The main difference between Canvas and a default theme like Twenty Thirteen is that Canvas applies CSS rules to highlight the parent item whereas Twenty Thirteen does not (in other words, the same thing is actually happening – you just can’t see it).
I’m going to report this as a bug. In the meantime a possible but admittedly not-ideal workaround would be to add the following to Canvas > Theme Options > Display Options > Custom CSS:
ul.nav li.current_page_parent a { color: inherit }Depending on whether or not you need active parent items in the menu to be highlighted that may or may not be viable for you, but might even form a temporary band-aid until we can investigate a substantive fix.
What WooThemes themes do you expect to routinely test against in the future, as this may guide my choice of theme/plugins for other sites?
WordPress’s own default themes will likely continue to be at the centre of our own testing efforts – we do look at other themes but realistically cannot spend quite as much time with them. That said, we do have an interest in Canvas and appreciate its popularity, so it may be that that attracts some extra attention.
