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Price box widget customization

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Started · Latest reply by Andrew Misplon

Hey!

Once again, thanks for your efforts! I have couple issues or suggestions which might help others too.

– I would like to use shortcodes of different plugins in widget fields. For example the price box widget. If I add any short code in to the “price” field, I get foreach error.
– Other thing is that I would like to hide the button from the same price box widget. This is due I use Amazon buttons and it looks now quite harsh.

Other option would be to have some other kind of text widget with similar styling since the basic text widget does not have any borders or bullet list functions which I like to use.

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  1. Andrew Misplon Staff

    Hi Petri

    Thanks for your positive feedback.

    To my knowledge it is not possible to run shortcodes in the price table widget. You might search for a third-party price table plugin that could handle this. I unfortunately don’t know of one at the moment.

    To hide the buttons, try adding the following under Appearance > Custom CSS:

    /* Hide SiteOrigin Price Table Widget Button */
    .ow-pt-columns-atom .ow-pt-column .ow-pt-button { display: none !important; }

    The above snippet I believe is for the Price Table widget in our Widget Bundle plugin: http://wordpress.org/plugins/so-widgets-bundle/

    To use a TinyMCE editor in Page Builder please first install: http://wordpress.org/plugins/black-studio-tinymce-widget/ and then insert the Visual Editor widget into Page Builder.

  2. Petri Rahikkala

    Thanks for your reply. I will keep looking for solution.

    The CSS which you provided was for the other widget, the Price Table as you mentioned. I use the Price Box (PB) but with you example I was able to pinpoint the correct code to exclude.

    /* Hide SiteOrigin Price Box Widget Button */
    .origin-widget.origin-widget-button-simple-white { display: none !important; }
  3. Andrew Misplon Staff

    Thanks for your understanding and for sharing your solution. Much appreciated.

  4. Petri Rahikkala
  5. Andrew Misplon Staff

    That looks great. Nicely done.

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