Remove PDF Logo Notice

If your logo is missing from the invoice you can set the "Set Resources Folder" option to "Yes" in the PDF Invoices Settings.
More information is available in the PDF Invoices Documentation.
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### 1. **Locate the Plugin Code**
– Identify the plugin handling the PDF invoices. It might be located in the `wp-content/plugins/` directory.
– Look for the specific files managing the settings and admin notices, typically named something like:
– `settings.php`
– `admin-notices.php`
– `pdf-invoices.php`

### 2. **Remove the "Set Resources Folder" Option**
– Open the plugin's settings file or the file managing the option.
– Search for the code snippet related to "Set Resources Folder". It might look like:

add_settings_field('set_resources_folder', 'Set Resources Folder', ...);
     register_setting('pdf_invoice_settings', 'set_resources_folder');

– Comment out or delete this code.

– If it's rendered in a settings page, find the corresponding field in the HTML and remove or comment it.

### 3. **Remove the Admin Notice**
– Locate the file that triggers the notice. Search for keywords like "logo is missing from the invoice" or "admin_notices".
– The code might look like this:

add_action('admin_notices', 'pdf_invoices_logo_notice');

     function pdf_invoices_logo_notice() {
         echo '<div class="notice notice-warning is-dismissible">
             <p>The PDF generator has been updated, and your logo may not display on invoices...</p>
         </div>';
     }

– Comment out or delete this section.

### 4. **Test the Changes**
– After editing the plugin files, clear your WordPress cache if you're using any caching plugins.
– Refresh the admin panel and verify that the option and the notice are no longer displayed.

### 5. **Future-Proof the Changes**
– If the plugin updates frequently, your changes may be overwritten. To make them update-safe:
– Create a **child plugin** or use a custom functionality plugin.
– Use WordPress hooks and filters (if available) to override the plugin behavior instead of editing core plugin files directly.

For example, you can remove the admin notice with this code in your custom plugin or `functions.php`:

add_action('admin_init', function() {
    remove_action('admin_notices', 'pdf_invoices_logo_notice');
});

Let me know if you'd like assistance with creating a custom plugin or further clarification!

If your logo is missing from the invoice you can set the "Set Resources Folder" option to "Yes" in the PDF Invoices Settings.
More information is available in the PDF Invoices Documentation." wordpress pdf invoice plugin

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### 1. **Locate the Plugin's Code for Admin Notices**
– Go to your WordPress installation directory, and navigate to the plugin directory, typically at:

wp-content/plugins/

– Identify the folder for the PDF Invoice plugin.

– Inside the plugin folder, look for files that handle admin notices. These are usually named:
– `admin.php`
– `admin-notices.php`
– `settings.php`
– Or similar files.

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### 2. **Search for the Notice Code**
– Open the files one by one using a code editor (e.g., VS Code, Sublime Text, or Notepad++).
– Search for keywords from the notice, such as:
– `"Please check your PDF invoices"`
– `"The PDF generator has been updated"`
– `"set the 'Set Resources Folder' option"`

Example code might look like this:

add_action('admin_notices', 'pdf_invoices_update_notice');

   function pdf_invoices_update_notice() {
       echo '<div class="notice notice-warning is-dismissible">
           <p>Please check your PDF invoices. The PDF generator has been updated, this update may mean your logo is not displaying on the PDF invoice...</p>
       </div>';
   }

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### 3. **Disable the Notice**
– Once you locate the code, you can disable it by commenting it out or removing it entirely:

// add_action('admin_notices', 'pdf_invoices_update_notice');

– Alternatively, you can stop the function itself:

function pdf_invoices_update_notice() {
         return; // Disable the notice
     }

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### 4. **Test the Changes**
– Save the file and upload it back to your server if editing locally.
– Clear your browser cache and WordPress cache (if applicable).
– Refresh the WordPress admin dashboard to confirm the notice is gone.

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### 5. **Make It Update-Safe**
Plugin updates may overwrite these changes. To make the change persistent:

#### Option 1: Add a Custom Function in `functions.php`
– Add this to your theme's `functions.php` file or a custom plugin:

add_action('admin_init', function() {
         remove_action('admin_notices', 'pdf_invoices_update_notice');
     });

#### Option 2: Use a Hook (if Available)
– Check if the plugin documentation offers a way to disable notices through filters or hooks.

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