Email template, hooks/filters and frontend styling

[Ivano]

Hi,
I use WooConvo Pro + add-on Revision.

In the email template I’d like to change:
– email subject
– “Click here to reply” text (I need to translate in Italian)

I tried this code but I don’t know what is wrong:

add_filter('wooconvo_message_subject', 'change_subject' );
function change_subject( $subject, $order_id ) {
    $subject = "Ordine #$order_id - Nuovo messaggio";    
    return $subject;
}

Another thing.
In the customer front end the attached files are shown as a ul list. I ‘d like to styling it (remove marker and indentation) but with CSS is not easy because there is not a selector for the attachments list. Is there a template to modify or any suggestion?

Thanks for support

• This topic was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by Ivano.

[nmedia]

Hi Ivano,

In the latest version, now the subject is being handled via WooCommerce Email Template Settings.

And to make changes in template, you can edit inside templates/

[Ivano]

Thanks Support.

1) yes, but I tried to use the standard Woo placeholders like {order_number} and does not work, i.e:
Subject: “Ordine #{order_number} – Ordine in lavorazione”
Any suggestion?

2) Great. But I tried to copy templates in my child theme and does not work. I tried in this way:
/generatepress-child/admin-and-client-message-after-order-for-woocommerce/convo-history.php
What’s wrong?

[nmedia]

Sorry, it is how the WooCommerce email system works, it’s not the plugin control over the subject.

And you need to edit the template inside the plugin if you want, the template cannot be overridden.

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