free label badge on woocommerce

[nikosk]

Hello,

When I uploaded the products I did not specify a price label and I had the badge NEW on the side of the product.

Is it normal behaviour for the badge to convert to FREE after two months if I have not tampred with the price label?
I have not put zero in the product. I just left it blank so it looks like catalogue mode.

for example Link Removed

Will these turn into Label free after some time?

I tried editing the custom css/Jss code as seen in the forum but maybe it was not specific to the Cardinal theme.

The weird thing is that it shows up as free label only when the product is public. When I turn it back into editing mode hidden I can see the label new as it should. What’s happening?

Looking forward to your reply.

[Mohammad – SUPPORT]

Hi,
Please provide me login detail to check and resolve the issue.
Thanks
Mohammad

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[Rui Guerreiro – SUPPORT]

Hi,

If you want it to behave like a catalog, then you have a global option that will display all products in catalog mode without any buttons.

In theme options-> Woocommerce options
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gh3xb2k3sms7qbr/Screenshot%202016-05-24%2017.04.42.png?dl=0

-Rui

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[Rui Guerreiro – SUPPORT]

Ok. I understand now.
Not that I’m aware it shouldn’t change automatically.

We in the theme don’t change in anything related to that. Check if you have any plugin that somehow changed the stocks/prices of the products.

-Rui

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[Rui Guerreiro – SUPPORT]

Add the code below to your custom css option.

.free-badge {
  display:none;
}

That should sort it.

-Rui

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[nikosk]

I think it does not work on the main site. I will look and let you know

[Rui Guerreiro – SUPPORT]

You had an error in the css before the one I provided.
I also changed it to a more specific css rule

.woocommerce .free-badge {
  display:none;
}

Don’t forget to purge the plugin cache. While developing the site you should turn the cache plugin off because it only cause you issues. Then turn it on when the site goes live and purge the cache when you do any change.

-Rui

[nikosk]

Hello Rui,

Thanks for everything. One more question. If I leave it generic without the woocommerce variable does it remove other badges as well?