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Hey there. I was able to get the Lato font working by including this within the <head> section of the template:<link href='https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lato' rel='stylesheet'> Just as an example, here is a very basic test template that dis...
Very odd. Honestly it's got me very interested to know what could possibly be so different about your template. Would you consider posting your entire template so that I may look through it to satisfy my personal curiosity? Or if you're not posting i...
Changing {{ note }} to {{ order.note }} should solve this:<!-- Me --> <!-- Common Base Styling --> {% assign primary_font = "Roboto"%} {% assign primary_font_color = "#000000" %} <!-- Black text color --> {% assign primary_font_size = "11px"%} {% ass...
I received an update from the Shopify Dev team a couple days ago - They informed me they have corrected the issue with page break styles. I have tested both "page-break-inside" and "page-break-after" styles and they seem to be working as expected. My...
For the order number, make sure you have changed "{{ order_name }}" to "{{ order.name }}" - Slight difference, but the second works and the first does not. On the email: Your code is actually working fine when I test it. This may sound silly, but I w...
Hello, give this a try and let me know if anything else needs attention. The shipping cost seems to be working fine for me without any changes, so let me know if that still isn't working for you. Changes I made: Removed all JavaScript (New order prin...
I have noticed this as well and found a kinda wonky workaround that works for me - Hopefully you will see some positive results as well. In your template, try adding a border to your outermost container. This prevents the page from cutting off in my ...
I and many others are feeling the same frustrations you are. While I personally have no issue with the coding aspect, I do think it is ridiculous that Shopify seems to expect their userbase to be able to migrate these templates they have relied upon ...
I am not sure there is a way to accomplish this without the use of if statements. I will admit I'm not 100% certain about that as I haven't needed to mess with transaction lines too frequently. Here is an example code snippet that does what your aski...
Give this a shot: <style> .table-tabular td, .table-tabular th { border: 1px solid #e3e3e3; } </style> <table class="table-tabular" style="margin: 1em 0 0 0"> <thead> <tr> <th>Qty</th> <th>Item</th> ...
FYI for you and anyone else finding this in the future: I was looking into this again for another user and found that the issue with tip lines seems to certainly be caused by the new order printer app and has nothing to do with any of us making error...
Thank you for posting that. After looking into this I am now certain that there is no issue with your code and that the problem is 100% caused by the new order printer app. It seems to me that the new app is incapable of seeing tip line items. I made...
For your initial question: You already had the right idea - You just need to change "transaction.type" to "transaction.kind". For the second question: Set up an if statement to output the CC info only when the transaction gateway = "shopify_payments"...
Would you be comfortable posting your entire template so that I or others could look a bit deeper into your issue? Another user posted about an identical issue a couple days ago (https://community.shopify.com/c/shopify-discussions/new-order-printer-t...
Odd, it seems to be working for me... Alright. Disregard my last message - Just completely delete that small css block of code I gave you in the last reply and put this in it's place:  table.table-tabular td, table.table-tabular th { b...
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