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Hi Erwin,

Thanks for reaching out. I apologize for the late response—your message was mistakenly overlooked.

Regarding your issue, if this is related to the product & archive pages, the default settings should already provide a similar layout to what you’re looking for. I tested it on my end, and you can check the screenshot here. It looks quite similar to yours.

Have you modified the settings yourself? If so, try resetting the Barcodes tab and setting the Barcode Type to UPC-A again.

If you’re referring to the digits below the barcode image, you can display them by updating the Admin Products List Column option in WPFactory > EAN > Barcodes with the following shortcode:

Default value:

Updated value (to display text below the barcode):

If your question is about print options, check the shortcodes used in your Template (Print tab) and share them with me. For reference, I am using:

This setup displays the barcode, EAN, and SKU properly in the printed version check the screenshot again.

If I misunderstood your request, please provide more details, and I’d be happy to check it again!

Best regards,
WPFactory support team

Hi Adeno,

Thanks for getting back with more details. It might be a caching issue since the data appears correct for each product. You can try the following steps to clear the cache and recalculate:

1. Clear the Analytics Cache:

   • Navigate to WooCommerce > Status > Tools and clear the analytics cache.

2. Recalculate Orders:

   • Go to WPFactory > Cost of Goods > Tools and select Recalculate Orders.

After completing these steps, please check again using incognito mode or clear your site and browser cache. Let me know how it goes!

Best regards,

Hi Osama,

Thanks for reaching out here as well. I’m just replying to ensure anyone referring to this topic can see the solution we provided. I’ll go ahead and close the topic now since you have confirmed that the issue has been addressed.

To keep the progress bar visible even after the threshold has been reached, you can use the following code and place it under General tab > Free Shipping Reached:

<strong>You have free delivery!</strong>
<div class="alg-wc-alfs-progress">
    <div class="alg-wc-alfs-progress-bar alg-wc-alfs-progress-bar-striped" style="width:100%;"></div>
</div>

Regarding the font adjustment, you can achieve that using the following CSS snippet. Add it to the Customizer:

.alg_wc_left_to_free_shipping_ajax,  
.alg_wc_left_to_free_shipping_ajax strong {  
   font-weight: 500;  
   font-family: "Helvetica", sans-serif;  
}

If the CSS doesn’t seem to be working, try clearing your cache if you’re using a caching plugin. You can also check whether the CSS is applied using your browser’s Inspect Element tool.

Best regards,

Hi Alan,

I appreciate you reaching out to us! I hope your day is going well.

I’m sorry for the issue you’re experiencing. Could you let me know which plugin you’re using for Apple Pay and Link by Stripe? Currently, we have an option in the Compatibility tab to prevent the PayPal Pay button, but I want to ensure I share your request accurately with our developer.

For reference, the existing option applies to WooCommerce PayPal Payments: WooCommerce PayPal Payments Plugin.

Looking forward to your response!

Hi Alessio,

Thanks for reaching out! I hope you’re having a great day.

I was able to replicate the same scenario on my end, and I believe you are correct. At the moment, the only available option is to hide the “Add to Cart” button when stock is below the minimum quantity. By default, the plugin still allows adding products to the cart even when the stock is below the set minimum quantity.

If this solution works for you, you can enable it by navigating to the Minimum Quantity tab—this setting is located at the bottom of the options.

That said, I have escalated this issue to our development team for further review, and we will update you as soon as possible.

Please let me know if you need any further assistance. I’m happy to help!

Hi Adeno,

Thank you for reaching out!

I’d like to clarify your concern to assist you better. You mentioned that the cost was imported correctly, but I wasn’t entirely sure what you meant by:

“It’s showing ’10’ and ’11’ for two SKUs.”

Could you please share where you’re seeing these values? Additionally, may I ask whether you used the Cost Import Tool option or imported products via the Products Page Importer? This will help me guide you more effectively.

Looking forward to your response, and I’ll be happy to assist you further!

Best regards,

Hi Bahaa,

Sorry for the late response.

Have you tried clearing the Analytics Cache and recalculating your cost and profit? If not, please follow these steps:

1. Navigate to WooCommerce → Status → Tools and click Clear Analytics Cache.

2. Go to the plugin page under the Tools tab and select Recalculate Orders.

After performing these steps, check if the issue persists. If the problem appears again, please:

• Take screenshots of the affected products before and after running the recalculation.

• Monitor the changes over some time and check if the issue occurs again.

• Ensure you’re using the latest version (3.6.7) of the plugin.

If the issue persists, please reach out again with the screenshots so we can investigate further and provide a better solution.

Looking forward to your update!

Best regards,