Change the default WooCommerce “No Shipping Method” text to something that better suits your needs – even conditionally based on items in your cart!
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Change the Shop Title in WooCommerce
In this quick code snippet, we’ll talk about how to change your storefront’s shop title in WooCommerce. By default, it is set as simply “Shop”. One would think working with WordPress that we’d only have to change the name of the Shop page – unfortunately, it doesn’t quite work that way. Since the issue has […]
Deny P.O. Boxes During WooCommerce Checkout
Recently, a question came up of how to deny P.O. Boxes in a WooCommerce installation – something not built in by default, but certainly useful for a lot of companies. Naturally I hit up the Googles, but a lot of the codes and functions were outdated – below, I’ve included a snippet you can add […]
WooCommerce Product Bundles, Composite Products, and Mix ‘n Match – Which is right for me?
At WooCommerce, we have hundreds of plugins that site users use effectively every day. However, because no two sites are really the same, a lot of the plugins appear to overlap in use a little bit, resulting in the infamous, terrible question – “Which plugin is right for me?” Today, let’s go over three similar […]
Increasing your WordPress Memory Limit
If you’ve stumbled across this page, it’s likely because you’ve come across an error message that simply said your site doesn’t have enough Memory – perhaps it’s running to slow, or not saving all of your changes, or a variety of things that are typical for an underpowered setup. Typically abbreviated to WP Memory Limit […]
WooCommerce Product Variations Don’t Save
Having trouble with WooCommerce’s built-in Variable Products? No problem! Read the quick troubleshooting guide below to see some of the more common issues that plague user sites – of course, be sure to check for code conflicts first. With so many variables coming into play (even if they aren’t used), you can very quickly overload […]
An Introduction to Responsive Design
Responsive design. It’s a term we hear a lot when we talk about websites, and we’re constantly bombarded with people saying that it’s a necessity – your site has to be responsive… And with the number of different phones, tablets, and computers people use today, there is some truth to that. Before we get into […]
Customize WooCommerce Order Status Icons
A situation recently came up where a user thought that the WooCommerce Order Status Icons in the Orders page were too small and difficult to distinguish. This could be especially true on older monitors, smaller screens, or even different lighting, so let’s change it up! What this will achieve is increasing the size of those […]
Add Custom User Fields to your WordPress Installation
I wanted to make a quick post to show off a neat little trick in WordPress – adding custom user fields to a user’s profile. This could be used to add in space for a Twitter Handle, a Facebook link, a second portfolio site, or any combination of the above. For the demo purposes, let’s […]
Skip WooCommerce Cart Page
Some WooCommerce sites have very little use for the included WooCommerce cart – either they’re only selling one item, a subscription, or just want their users to get through faster. Although it’s not included in the vanilla WooCommerce, we can add that feature with a function – copy the text below into your functions.php file […]