Get access to "Country Taxes" in the check out form to change it to what ever is needed
For now "country Taxes" is not available in the check out form to change the wording. This line is just appearing in the real life web site. Can we have access to it?
It's now 2022 and apparently they havent fixed this? Did anyone get a workaround to it? I just launched my new non profits website and will not announce its live until this gets fixed. Thanks!
There needs to be a single line that says Sales tax. This is the sort of problem that will make my clients pull the plug. I'm holding off on building any more ecommerce store on this platform beacuse of it and its such a shame.
Grrr... I was wondering why people in one city weren't buying our products. Now I know why: Because Webflow is requiring that we show taxes that don't apply to the buyer. This is NOT STANDARD ECOMMERCE taxation practice ! My client wants me to move to Shopify and I really don't want to have to do that but I may not have a choice now until this 4 year old known bug is resolved by Webflow.
The buyer should only see one line that says "Sales Tax". This is what happens when you let accountants do the UX. Design a feature that allows you to combine the three or more taxes to one line. Only the seller should see the breakdown. If maybe you want the buyer to have the option to view the breakdown of taxes afterwards, fine, but that can be an entirely different option that you can provide the buyer with but not readily viewable. My customers will right away feel like they're being nickeled and dime to death and bail. Something will not feel right to them because we are just not used to seeing this. This is not standard practice when we purchase stuff online.
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This is a real need for my client and I too...
+1 !
Changed the code snippet from Andreas Bahceiogl a bit so it should be working again.
Change the extraItemLabel.innerText value to the desired text.
<script>
document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function(event) {
const extraItemsWrappers = document.getElementsByClassName("w-commerce-commercecheckoutordersummaryextraitemslist")
if (!extraItemsWrappers || extraItemsWrappers.length !== 1) {
return
}
const extraItemsWrapper = extraItemsWrappers[0]
const observer = new MutationObserver(function() {
const extraItems = document.getElementsByClassName("w-commerce-commercecheckoutordersummaryextraitemslistitem")
if (!extraItems) {
return
}
Array.from(extraItems).forEach(function(extraItem) {
const extraItemLabel = extraItem.children[0]
if (extraItemLabel.innerText == "Country Taxes") {
extraItemLabel.innerText = "inklusive MwSt. (19%)"
}
})
})
observer.observe(extraItemsWrapper, {
childList: true,
subtree: true
})
})
</script>
needs to be resolved. There is a world outside of the US and English speaking markets....
Adding another vote for this to be resolved.
It's now 2022 and apparently they havent fixed this? Did anyone get a workaround to it? I just launched my new non profits website and will not announce its live until this gets fixed. Thanks!
There needs to be a single line that says Sales tax. This is the sort of problem that will make my clients pull the plug. I'm holding off on building any more ecommerce store on this platform beacuse of it and its such a shame.
Grrr... I was wondering why people in one city weren't buying our products. Now I know why: Because Webflow is requiring that we show taxes that don't apply to the buyer. This is NOT STANDARD ECOMMERCE taxation practice ! My client wants me to move to Shopify and I really don't want to have to do that but I may not have a choice now until this 4 year old known bug is resolved by Webflow.
The buyer should only see one line that says "Sales Tax". This is what happens when you let accountants do the UX. Design a feature that allows you to combine the three or more taxes to one line. Only the seller should see the breakdown. If maybe you want the buyer to have the option to view the breakdown of taxes afterwards, fine, but that can be an entirely different option that you can provide the buyer with but not readily viewable. My customers will right away feel like they're being nickeled and dime to death and bail. Something will not feel right to them because we are just not used to seeing this. This is not standard practice when we purchase stuff online.
<script>
document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function(event) {
const extraItemsWrappers = document.getElementsByClassName("w-commerce-commercecheckoutordersummaryextraitemslist")
if (!extraItemsWrappers || extraItemsWrappers.length !== 1) {
return
}
const extraItemsWrapper = extraItemsWrappers[0]
const observer = new MutationObserver(function() {
const extraItems = document.getElementsByClassName("w-commerce-commercecheckoutordersummaryextraitemslistitem")
if (!extraItems) {
return
}
extraItems.forEach(function(extraItem) {
const extraItemLabel = extraItem.children[0]
if (extraItemLabel.innerText == "Country Taxes") {
extraItemLabel.innerText = "MwSt."
}
})
})
observer.observe(extraItemsWrapper, {
childList: true,
subtree: true
})
})
</script>
why can we not just write our own tax formula??
This is a MUST if your page is not in english. We need this ASAP!
Urgh! This is the kind of thing that will make my client pull the plug! Come on WebFlow!!
+1
Combine all taxes into one which is a standard practice, similar to Amazon. Need this feature ASAP.
Very Wordpress'y, hope they fix it ASAP
How has this not got more votes? It's baffling how this is not an option.
+1
Yes! It's a Must have. In Germany we need it to be called "Inklusive MwSt. (19%)"
Yes. I need taxes to be GST