5. What you've done with the blue border is the best option at the moment. Since these fields are inherited from Stripe, it's complicated to add borders with CSS.
Thanks, But I'm not going to install a plugin just to change 2 text strings. The solution of added complexity/page weight of another plugin is worse than the existing strings, even though they make no sense for my situation.
I've seen this issue all over your plugin. Why aren't your text customization options better? And do you have plans to make it so. Otherwise, I have to find a plugin that is more user-focused because there are heaps of topics about this and you guys clearly are not listening to your users a this point in your development.
And needing CSS to do such basic things, this is worrisome. Haing the credit card/date fields in a sort of hidden fashion... what can be said about that except that It's super terrible UI. And I need to use custom CSS to fix it?? No, something is wrong here.
Very frustrated with this plugin, and the lack of development to what users need.
I'm sorry to hear that you're not satisfied with the plugin, Tim, but our developers have priorities, and the Customize section is currently under development.
Within a month or so, we will release a new Customize section, which will allow you to rearrange, hide and change stuff on the booking forms. At the moment, the only way to accomplish this is through CSS.
Static strings in the plugin can only be changed by editing .po files. If you don't want to use Loco Translate, you can download the ameliabooking-en_US.po file (if you're using English, of course) to your PC, and then use a software like POEDIT to change the strings. When you make the change, you will then need to upload that .po file into ../wp-content/plugins/ameliabooking/languages/en_US/ folder, and overwrite the file, so changes are seen in the plugin. This will not cause any additional weight to the site, since you'd be doing that on your PC.
We're also working on a better string modification, so with the Customize section, you will also be able to modify strings in the plugin. Most likely, not all strings will be initially included, but they will be added with each new update.
I did respond to #4, just didn't mark it as 4. :
I see you were able to hide "Book this event" from your events on the page, so to hide the Number of Persons from the event, you can use this CSS:
div:nth-child(2) > div > div:nth-child(2) > form > div:nth-child(1) {
display: none !important;
}
And I'm not going to complicate things with editing .po files, then forgetting in a few months I did this and then.... it's unmanageable. Again that is a ludicrous solution. Your developers have priorities... cool, I have some too.
And I will use some css magic(css content property) to do change this text on my own. Shouldn't have to but I can.
In Amelia's general settings, you can change default items per page, which controls how many events will be displayed on the page. At the moment, you can only choose up to 30 events per page, and there's no option to display all of them at the same time.
I'll forward your suggestions to our development team, but I'll kindly ask you to add it as a feature suggestion on this page. Features and improvements are prioritized based on the number of requests by our customers, so having your vote as a customer can be beneficial to these points being addressed sooner.
I need to customize a few minor things but it seems Amelia is super customizable?
1) Chaning and removing "Book this event"
2) Removing "Capacity 0/1"
3) Change the "open" text
4) remove "number of persons" text and field
https://share.getcloudapp.com/jkuLqoR2
5) How to add some borders or just background white color to credit card/date fields:
https://share.getcloudapp.com/yAuDWjBj
6) How to add some space/margin in between each event?
Tim
Hello Tim
1. and 3. You can install Loco Translate, find these strings and change them to say anything else.
I see you were able to hide "Book this event" from your events on the page, so to hide the Number of Persons from the event, you can use this CSS:
div:nth-child(2) > div > div:nth-child(2) > form > div:nth-child(1) { display: none !important; }2. To hide the capacity, please use this:
.am-event-sub-info-capacity { display: none !important; }5. What you've done with the blue border is the best option at the moment. Since these fields are inherited from Stripe, it's complicated to add borders with CSS.6. I see that you were able to do this as well.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
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Thanks, But I'm not going to install a plugin just to change 2 text strings. The solution of added complexity/page weight of another plugin is worse than the existing strings, even though they make no sense for my situation.
I've seen this issue all over your plugin. Why aren't your text customization options better? And do you have plans to make it so. Otherwise, I have to find a plugin that is more user-focused because there are heaps of topics about this and you guys clearly are not listening to your users a this point in your development.
And needing CSS to do such basic things, this is worrisome. Haing the credit card/date fields in a sort of hidden fashion... what can be said about that except that It's super terrible UI. And I need to use custom CSS to fix it?? No, something is wrong here.
Very frustrated with this plugin, and the lack of development to what users need.
Tim
Also you didn't respond to number 4.
I'm sorry to hear that you're not satisfied with the plugin, Tim, but our developers have priorities, and the Customize section is currently under development.
Within a month or so, we will release a new Customize section, which will allow you to rearrange, hide and change stuff on the booking forms. At the moment, the only way to accomplish this is through CSS.
Static strings in the plugin can only be changed by editing .po files. If you don't want to use Loco Translate, you can download the ameliabooking-en_US.po file (if you're using English, of course) to your PC, and then use a software like POEDIT to change the strings. When you make the change, you will then need to upload that .po file into ../wp-content/plugins/ameliabooking/languages/en_US/ folder, and overwrite the file, so changes are seen in the plugin. This will not cause any additional weight to the site, since you'd be doing that on your PC.
We're also working on a better string modification, so with the Customize section, you will also be able to modify strings in the plugin. Most likely, not all strings will be initially included, but they will be added with each new update.
I did respond to #4, just didn't mark it as 4. :
I see you were able to hide "Book this event" from your events on the page, so to hide the Number of Persons from the event, you can use this CSS:
div:nth-child(2) > div > div:nth-child(2) > form > div:nth-child(1) { display: none !important; }Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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Also at the bottom of the page I see there is pagination, how do I turn off pagination and just list all the events?
And I'm not going to complicate things with editing .po files, then forgetting in a few months I did this and then.... it's unmanageable. Again that is a ludicrous solution. Your developers have priorities... cool, I have some too.
And I will use some css magic(css content property) to do change this text on my own. Shouldn't have to but I can.
Thanks for the css code to hide quantity.
Hello again Tim.
In Amelia's general settings, you can change default items per page, which controls how many events will be displayed on the page. At the moment, you can only choose up to 30 events per page, and there's no option to display all of them at the same time.
I'll forward your suggestions to our development team, but I'll kindly ask you to add it as a feature suggestion on this page. Features and improvements are prioritized based on the number of requests by our customers, so having your vote as a customer can be beneficial to these points being addressed sooner.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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