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      Deepanjali last edited by

      I'm using VS Code and wrote my changes directly into velocity.css in the public directory, how can I make these permanent?

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      • devansh-webkul
        devansh-webkul last edited by devansh-webkul

        Hi @Deepanjali,

        Well if you want to make your changes i am assuming that you are familiar with node js as well.

        Step 1: Go to the folder packages/Webkul/Velocity and open terminal here and run npm install. This will install all your dependencies.

        Step 2: After that, you need to run the command npm run watch. This will monitor all your changes and reflect back to the public folder directly.

        Step 3: Now add all your CSS in this file and see the changes in the browser.
        Important Note: These changes are also temporary right now.

        Step 4: When you are all done with your changes. Then run this command npm run prod. This will compile all your changes.

        Step 5: After that, you need to run php artisan vendor:publish --all --force. This will brings the latest velocity.css file.

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            Deepanjali @devansh-webkul last edited by

            @devansh-webkul said in Change the name of tax on frontend:

            npm run watch

            I'm stuck on the npm rum watch for about 10 minutes now, although it should have taken only about 10seconds. How do I get past this?
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            • devansh-webkul
              devansh-webkul last edited by

              Hi @Deepanjali,

              Well, I am not seeing any problem in this screenshot. Your file watcher is now on.

              Just minimize this and do your changes in the packages/Webkul/Velocity/src/Resources/assets/sass/app.scss in this file. As I said in step 3.

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                Deepanjali @devansh-webkul last edited by

                Hi @devansh-webkul ,
                I'm making changes to "public\themes\velocity\assets\css\velocity.css" and "bootstrap.min.css"
                so I tried running these commands in "public\themes\velocity" but after step 5,
                My changes are restored to default.
                (I think it is because of the npm run watch not terminating normally)
                Note: I made the changes while the file watcher was on, then I terminated it forcefully to run npm run prod

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                • devansh-webkul
                  devansh-webkul last edited by

                  Hi @Deepanjali,

                  No npm run watch only for development purpose. You need to do changes in this path packages/Webkul/Velocity/src/Resources/assets/sass/app.scss. I have mentioned earlier also.

                  Now when you done with the changes. Then run npm run prod and after that php artisan vendor:publish --all --force.

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                    Deepanjali @devansh-webkul last edited by

                    Hi @devansh-webkul,
                    Thank you so much! I was able to do the changes in the file.

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                      Deepanjali last edited by

                      Another thing regarding taxes, How can I add another tax name?

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                      • devansh-webkul
                        devansh-webkul last edited by devansh-webkul

                        Hi @Deepanjali,

                        For this, you need to refer here,

                        Screenshot from 2020-09-05 14-04-06.png

                        Please take a look.

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                          Deepanjali @devansh-webkul last edited by

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                            Deepanjali @devansh-webkul last edited by

                            @devansh-webkul I have 2 tax rates in the tax category, but I want to apply the second rate on the amount after the calculation with the first one:
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                            How can I custom my tax rate to work on a different amount?

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                            • devansh-webkul
                              devansh-webkul last edited by

                              Hi @Deepanjali,

                              1. Just add both taxes to the same tax category.
                              2. After that add tax category to the product.
                              3. Then, it will automatically calculate for you.
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                                Deepanjali @devansh-webkul last edited by

                                @devansh-webkul This is exactly what I've done but I guess there is a bug:
                                My fixed shipping rate(Transportation) is getting copied in Marine cover:
                                eb2e59ae-7fb5-4a16-8055-1db7585729b8-image.png

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