I have the same problem but with custom field inclusion in live search results.
How to manipulate query of this widget?

Perfect!!! With the custom code everything works fine.
Both Mailchimp and WooCommerce were already set correctly.
Thank you.

Maybe I did not explain well. I know how to set up woocommerce for shipping to a different address. In fact, even mailchimp opt-in checkbox is not shown in che checkout page.
As you also suggested, to fix this i need a custom code CSS.
So maybe there is a css class, in the theme files, that hides checkboxes. I found this:
.td-woo-default .td-woo-billing input {-webkit-appearance: none;}
If I disable this style, checkboxes appear. I would like to know if this could be the problem and how to change this style to make checkboxes visible without altering all the woocommerce billing field. Thank you

This is the website: https://geopolitica.info/
When you add a product in the cart (you can try with this product: https://geopolitica.info/prodotto/agenda-settimanale-di-geopolitica-info/) and you go to the checkout page, all the checkboxes in the billing details are not shown.
Thank you

can you ask your developers if there is another way to make the module “flex block” recognize the custom fields? so that we can write the change in the child theme and we don’t have to redo everything with every theme update.
Thanks

I can’t set the actual path (wp-content/plugins/td-composer/legacy/common/wp_booster/td_module.php) because the “plugins” folder is outside the “themes” folder.
Can you be more specific?
I suppose I have to create a new folder structure in the child-theme folder.
Maybe something like this: wp-content/themes/child_theme_name/td-composer/legacy/common/wp_booster/td_module.php?
Or how should I structure it?

Hi,
i changed the code in wp-content/plugins/td-composer/legacy/common/wp_booster/td_module.php file and now everything works. But i have a doubt: if I update the theme and the composer, I lose the changes made to the file td_module.php? Can I overwrite the module file with my child theme to avoid losing the changes?
I found your tutorial about child theme (https://forum.tagdiv.com/the-child-theme-support-tutorial/) and it said that I can overwrite modules files of the wp-content\plugins\td-standard-pack\Newspaper\includes\modules folder by copying them into the child theme under this folder structure (…\child_theme_name\includes\modules\).
But the module file I’ve changed is located in a different folder. What folder structure should I create in the child theme to overwrite the td_module.php file?
Thanks

Ok thanks for the explanation!
The information shown in the screenshot is very useful to me!
Thanks!

The website already used the “custom field method” for guest authors and all the posts already have the guest-author custom field.
The problem is this:
– If i use the “single post author box” module or the “single post author” module sometimes they show the custom author (created with the custom filed) and sometimes the WordPress user that entered the post, depending on where I place it in the single post template.
– If i use the “Flex block” modules to show all the post in my homepage or in a post category template they always keep showing the name of the WordPress users that have entered the post.
This makes me think that the script works but the theme cannot always “read” this information.

ok thanks anyway

Unfortunately, i can’t use a plugin because i installed Newspaper in an existing site (with more than 4000 posts) that already used the “custom field” method for guest authors. WordPress and default WordPress themes recognize the code, the problem is with Newspaper.