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Daily Archives: November 22, 2024
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M2 sales related transactional emails Magento use variable {{var payment_html|raw}} to add information and this information is added using HTML tag <dl><dt><dd></dd></dt></dl> and <dd> tag has default style margin-inline-start: 40px how to remove this style and also from where I can override this {{var payment_html|raw}} template. I have already overridden […]
I recently upgraded my Magento store to version 2.4.7-p3 and encountered an issue where the checkout page fails to load. I am using Mageplaza’s One Step Checkout extension. After some investigation, I found that the problem is related to Content Security Policy (CSP) restrictions. However, I want to keep CSP […]
I have a workbook with multiple sheets. There is a main “master billing sheet”, with 5 individual billing sheets. I need data from 4 different sheets tracked by “initials” entered in one column to each of the billing sheets and cumulative totals from the billing codes entered in a different […]
I am running Kubuntu 24.04 and Ubuntu 24.01 in VirtualBox, hosted on Mint 20.2. On these two virtual machines, ssh hangs when I try to connect to my Amazon EC2 instance, but I can ssh to another machine on my local network. ssh works fine on the host, and on […]
I am having problems with Firefox bookmark favicons! Example – bookmarks showing same favicon Setup: Two different favicons used on my site – justinreina.com – justinreina.com/favicon.ico justinreina.com/lifebook – justinreina.com/lifebook/favicon.ico ✅ Status: These are working for page thumbnails in Firefox/Chrome/Edge There are working […]
In powershell I am trying to create a sub folder (directory) in multiple sub folders (directories) and move all the files in each into the newly create folder. My directory structure is thus: c:storesstore1 file1 file2 file3 c:storesstore2 file1 file2 etc... What I want is to create a sub folder […]
In Microsoft Word, the digraph t͡s (using the Unicode character Combining Double Inverted Breve in the Combining Diacritical Marks block) is displayed correctly: In PowerPoint, the same text is formatted incorrectly: Is there any way to override this behavior, or would a messy screenshot/text box solution be the only way?