[G. from V.]

I will try it out Mohammad. Thanks a lot.

[G. from V.]

Nothing happens, that’s the problem. No error message, but no regeneration either. Sorry I haven’t been specific.

[G. from V.]

Hello, I’ve tried the first code Rui sent and it removed the Reviews, but the Description tab is still showing up. I would like to remove it, thanks.

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[G. from V.]

Thanks Kyle, I’ll try that out and let you know if it works.

[G. from V.]

Hello, I’m having the same issue, yet I haven’t written anything on Product Meta > Product Description and the field is still showing up.

I’ve did some digging and found that it’s the WC tab, so I looked up about removing WooCommerce tabs and found this. Is this the way to go? Please let me know.

EDIT: also, this.

Thanks.

[G. from V.]

Worked wonders.

Thanks Rui, have a great week!

[G. from V.]

Hey Rui, thanks, I’ll try that out.

[G. from V.]

Ok, so I just figured out. It’s actually easy, I just edit the form on MC and get a code (screen 1) then I copy and paste the code on the Newsletter option at Theme Options (screen 2).

So was I getting subscribers? Yeah, they were going straight to the list on MC.

Thanks for your time.

[G. from V.]

What I can’t do is to receive the subscribers. I mean, where do I receive the emails of the people that subscribe?

Also, I would like to use the custom confirmation page I made on MC, how can I integrate it?

EDIT: another question would be like: where is the csv file generated? If that’s the case, of course.

Thanks

[G. from V.]

Guys, this is important: I’m currently working on http://campo.ickstudio.net/ for testing purposes. This is a website for a client of mine, so I’m setting up the newsletter/subscription bar for him to receive the emails into his MailChimp account.

I’ll be straightforward with what I would like the newsletter bar behavior to be:

1. On the home page, on the newsletter bar, the user types his/her email address and click on “Subscribe”
2. Then, they are lead to a page which says a confirmation message and a button to get back to the previous page. They don’t need to add anything else.
3. The email the user has submitted arrives to my client’s MailChimp subscribers list.

That’s all. Sorry for so many messages, but this is something relatively easy which has turned into an uphill battle all day.

[G. from V.]

Just a follow-up comment: I’m having lots of problems with this newsletter bar, the confirmation page and the confirmation email. Already tried many of the codes I’ve seen around Aterlier’s support forum and still no dice.

[G. from V.]

Same problem with the confirmation email. I would like to edit it with my own information and format.

Thanks a lot.

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[G. from V.]

Thanks Rui, I’ll try that out.

Have a good day.

[G. from V.]

Hey David,

Disregard. Apparently problem has been solved.

Thanks

[G. from V.]

Hey Kyle, thank you for your reply.

The issue remains that ideally, my idea is to have a lite mobile version and a full tablet/desktop version. Which options do I have in that case? Thanks.