Login Notification – Email Body Formatting

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  • Thread Starter RedAISkye

    (@redeyedrocker)

    1 week, 6 days ago

    @loginizer

    WooCommerce by default uses shortcode for My-Account page. But I did manually insert the shortcode via Pagelayer couple of months ago for customization.

    A difference I noticed was that after woocommerce’s default page generation, the shortcode had the following code:

    <!-- wp:shortcode -->[woocommerce_my_account]<!-- /wp:shortcode -->

    Meanwhile my shortcode was only the actual code:

    [woocommerce_my_account]

    I copied the default generated one and inserted as shortcode and the error messages were finally displaying.

    Plugin Contributor loginizer

    (@loginizer)

    1 week, 6 days ago

    Hello,

    Thanks for testing it out, one thing would you please tell if you are using Pagelayer blocks in the Gutenberg editor or the standalone Pagelayer Builder.

    <!-- wp:shortcode -->[woocommerce_my_account]<!-- /wp:shortcode -->

    These comments are functional comments as they describe the Block, which here is the shortcode block, which encapsulates the shortcode.

    Regards,
    Loginizer Team

    Thread Starter RedAISkye

    (@redeyedrocker)

    1 week, 6 days ago

    @loginizer

    I’m using the standalone Pagelayer Builder as it provides me with way more customization options.

    I don’t think you can use Pagelayer blocks in the default editor, as they’re not recognized by the editor and if you try to edit it anyway then they will break. Same goes for vice-versa.

    Plugin Contributor loginizer

    (@loginizer)

    1 week, 6 days ago

    Hello,

    Thanks for the information.

    Regards,
    Loginizer Team

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