New one page checkout

[westcoastsurf]

I used this

.already-logged-in {
display: none !important;
}

BUT I am not sure if it will affect flow of any other other areas. Is it an important notification that will stop checkout/user progress if not shown elsewhere?

[robthijs]

Westcoastsurf, the code doesn’t do anything as long if you leave the one page checkout mode set to ‘on’. When you switch it to ‘off’ it should work. It took me some clearing of cache and refreshing though.

[westcoastsurf]

Could you switch this unresolved, as switching to the longer checkout does not resolve the problem of the Already logged in Alert in the One Page Checkout that should not be there. Not sure if my css solution is the best.

[Tahir – SUPPORT]

Hi Westcoastsurf ,

Can you please tell me exactly how i can see the msg that you wont gone and ill provide you custom css.

Thanks
Tahir.

[douglance1]

This is the code for the erroneous button:

<div class="already-logged-in">
			<p>You are already logged in, please continue to the next step.</p>
			<a class="sf-roll-button alt-button continue-button" href="#" data-target="#billing"><span>Continue</span><span>Continue</span></a>
		</div>

It is linking to #billing, but billing is right below the button.

It is tagged in the CSS as: .woocommerce-checkout .already-logged-in p

Would throwing a display:none! on there affect any other part of the site? Thanks!

[westcoastsurf]

Tahir, Try the One Page checkout on your demo. “You are already logged in, please continue to the next step.” with a continue button, shows up right above the billing. The Continue button goes nowhere, confusing for users.

[douglance1]

This is an issue with the theme that needs resolving.

[bart]

does anyone know the final solution for this problem?

[Tahir – SUPPORT]

Hi,
I think this should work
.woocommerce-checkout .already-logged-in{display:none !important;}

Let me know.

Thanks
Tahir

[bart]

thanks! it works for me!

[Melanie – SUPPORT]

Fantastic!