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Tagged: Dime Sale, dimesale, Sale, Sale Boost
I see with the latest version of the software you have added a “haggle” capability where you can specify a minimum price you’d accept and allow people to make an offer. BRAVO for that feature.
I’d like to see the capability to conduct a Dime Sale. The Dime Sale is where you would specify a range of prices and an increment and after each sale, the price of the product would rise by the increment until it reached the maximum price. It would be nice if you could specify that for a whole category of products as well as an individual product.
A variation on that concept would be to raise the price every x minutes by the increment until the max price was reached.
Is this feature being considered to be added…. I would like to see it too.
We have created a premium addon for this. If you want it please contact us using our contact form.
You can see details of this dime sale addon here:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-dime-sale-and-time-sale-addon-plugin-2377
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Is it possible to have customize the output of the shortcodes for this plugin – ie the size, font, styling of the two shortcodes…
[wp_eStore_dime_sale_current_price id=1]
[wp_eStore_dime_sale_copies_left id=1]
if so how can this be done.
Yes you should be able to customize them with CSS but I will tell you another method to apply some customization which maybe easier. Select the shortcode in your WordPress post/page editor then use the visual editor to apply font style (for example: click the bold button when you have the shortcode selected and that will make it bold).
Alternatively, You can enter the shortcode like the following in the “Text” view of the post/page editor:
<span class="my_dime_sale_price">
[wp_eStore_dime_sale_current_price id=1]
</span>
Now, apply your CSS customizaton to the “my_dime_sale_price” class.