To change the wc-block-components-notice-banner from is-success to is-error in WooCommerce, you would typically need to modify the CSS classes or the HTML structure of the notice banner. Here's a general guide on how you can achieve this:
Before:
After:
Remember, modifying core files directly is not recommended as it can be overwritten during updates. It's best to use custom CSS or child themes to make such modifications in a way that is upgrade-safe.
- Locate the HTML and CSS: Find the HTML structure and associated CSS classes responsible for rendering the notice banner in WooCommerce. You might find this in your theme's template files or in WooCommerce plugin files.
- Identify the Success Class: Look for the class is-success within the HTML or CSS. This class is likely applied to the notice banner when it's meant to indicate success.
- Change to Error Class: Replace is-success with is-error wherever it appears in the HTML or CSS. This will make sure that the banner now indicates an error state instead of success.
- Save Changes and Test: Save your modifications and test them thoroughly to ensure that the notice banner now reflects the error state correctly.
Before:
PHP:
<div class="wc-block-components-notice-banner is-success">
<!-- Notice content here -->
</div>
After:
PHP:
<div class="wc-block-components-notice-banner is-error">
<!-- Notice content here -->
</div>
Remember, modifying core files directly is not recommended as it can be overwritten during updates. It's best to use custom CSS or child themes to make such modifications in a way that is upgrade-safe.