@ajamm
To hide the ‘Smart Manager’ message, you can use the following CSS snippet:
.wsm_in_app_pricing_notice {
display: none;
}
As for functionality, even the free version of Smart Manager includes several powerful features for managing stock – including advanced search, support for custom stock fields, and the ability to manage any product related data more efficiently.
Ita works. Thank you. Stock manager its great as it is. It just should show the thumbnails a little smaller. It takes a longe space in the screen.
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This reply was modified 1 year ago by
fredbra.
I realize we could fix it with CSS, however we should not have to add CSS just to remove an advertising message, make it dismissible. I guess we could just remove it from the code every time it updates, probably better to remove code than add it.
As fredbra says above , stock manager is ‘fine’ as is, possibly we use it more heavily than others. I don’t use thumbnails as this slows it too much. But this can also be fixed with CSS. Search and filters could be more accurate, but smart manager is over complex, and slower to use. Believe me I’ve tried it several times.
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This reply was modified 1 year ago by
Bizstudio.
To remove this, open the file in plugin. woocommerce-stock-manager/admin/class-stock-manager-admin.php
Comment out or delete the lines shown below.
<div class="wsm_in_app_pricing_notice">
<div class="wsm_container">
<div class="wsm_main_headline">
<span class="dashicons dashicons-awards"></span>
<span>
<?php
echo wp_kses_post(
sprintf(// translators: %s: discount string.
_x( 'Our best-seller Smart Manager Pro – up to <strong style="font-size:1.75rem;">%s</strong>', 'upgrade notice', 'woocommerce-stock-manager' ),
esc_html( '60% off!' )
)
);
?>
</span>
</div>
<div class="wsm_sub_headline" style="margin: 0.75rem 0 0 .5em !important;">
<?php
echo wp_kses_post(
sprintf(// translators: %s: pricing page link.
_x( 'Get <strong>all Stock Manager features + Bulk Edit</strong> + more. %s.', 'upgrade notice', 'woocommerce-stock-manager' ),
'<a style="color: rgb(55 65 81);" href="' . esc_url( admin_url( 'admin.php?page=stock-manager-pricing' ) ) . '" target="_blank">' .
esc_html_x( 'Click here', 'upgrade notice', 'woocommerce-stock-manager' ) . '</a>'
)
);
?>
</div>
</div>
</div>
@ajamm & @fredbra
To remove this, open the file in plugin. woocommerce-stock-manager/admin/class-stock-manager-admin.php
We understand your concerns. However, modifying plugin files directly is not a recommended practice, as it can lead to issues during future updates and also increases repeated manual work.
To address this, we’ve released a new version of the plugin (v3.4.0), which includes an alternative method to hide the ‘Smart Manager’ message. Please follow the steps below to implement this solution:
- Go to your WordPress database and open {prefix}options table.
- Insert a new row with option_name as
sa_wsm_dismiss_in_app_pricing_notice and option_value as 1.
- Now, refresh the Stock Manager page and you won’t see the ‘Smart Manager’ message anymore.
It just should show the thumbnails a little smaller. It takes a longe space in the screen.
For this currently you can write some custom CSS targeting the stock-manager-field-thumbnail CSS class.
but smart manager is over complex, and slower to use. Believe me I’ve tried it several times.
Have you tried with latest version of Smart Manager plugin too, as we had made some performance improvements.