When using variable products WooCommerce by default shows a price range on the archive and product pages. If your store sells products that can vary in price a lot having a big pice range can deter users from even looking at products while they may still be interested in them. Take for example a wine store …
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When adding a product to the cart on the product page (or archive page with the AJAX add to cart feature disabled) WooCommerce by default shows a good basic notice to let customers know their product has been added to the cart. Personalizing this text for your store by changing the text / adding or changing …
This post will contain of two parts, depending on the reason you're reading this you'd want to skip one of them. In the first part I'll show how you can completely remove all the shipping fields, forcing the customer to ship their order to the billing address.Skip to the second part in case you …
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No, this is not a post that shows how you can hack a site and disable any plugin you want without access, you still need some kind of access to the site. But if you're running a site and something happened that caused you to be blocked out of your admin area – e.g. a …
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Selling subscriptions comes with a repeating process of receiving payments and possibly also packing and shipping products out to your customers. Adding a recurring fee setup for such scenario (or one alike) won't just work out of the box with a default WooCommerce fee. In this post I'll be showing show you can setup a …
After completely styling your website and making it completely polished it would be a shame to leave the default error page in place. Which one am I talking about? Its not a 404 page, that one can easily by styled from within your theme, I'm talking about this error page; Yeah that one, the one …
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In some blog posts on this site and many others you'll find yourself coming across a tutorial or how-to post explaining how you can something programatically. In such post you may find some PHP, CSS and/or JavaScript (JS) snippets. Knowing how to implement those snippets is usually not covered in such post, with good reason. …
In many blog posts on this site and many others you'll encounter a code snippet that will allow you to add certain functionality or fix an challenge you encounter on your site. These posts usually don't explain how you can implement said code snippet, and if you're just a site owner (not a developer) you …
For about 3 years a big part of my Easy Digital Downloads and WooCommerce plugins were listed and sold through the Shop Plugins site. Starting March 1 all of my plugins previously listed there will be moved to this new website, Ace Plugins. On Ace Plugins you can expect to only find plugins of the highest …
