A series of “How-to” articles that will help you with your day-to-day WordPress tasks.
In this small guide we’re going to add a custom field in the WooCommerce order administration page to allow store owners to include any extra information they want in emails sent to the client regarding their orders.
In some cases your customers might need to add many items of the same product to the cart. For example if you sell spirits a customer might want to purchase a case of wines or a pack of beers, we can easily create a button which will give customers the ability to add, for example 6 wine bottles, equivalent to a case, or 12 cans of beer, to make it easier for them to purchase the amount of items they want and save us from the trouble of having to create separate products for this occasion.
It is not uncommon for store owners to have the need to set a minimum order amount before any order can be completed. This can be due to handling, processing and/or shipping costs making the sale unprofitable. Today we’re going to add a small snippet to our theme which will allow store owners to set a minimum order amount for all their orders.
In today’s guide we will be creating a custom tab for single products which will display after the additional information tab. The new tab will pull and display the content from a user selected page, this will allow complex layouts created with the block editor or your favorite page builder to be displayed right inside the product tab.
In today’s guide we will be adding a second add to cart button lower on the shop page to give the ability to customers reading long descriptions or numerous reviews to immediately add the product to the cart without having to scroll back up. Furthermore we will be using some CSS to make the button stick to the footer.
Sales are a great tool store owners have at their disposal to attract customer interest and sell more products. WooCommerce of course offers the ability to put products on sale by adding a sale price along with the product’s regular price. Then on the front end it makes sure the customer notices on-sale products by adding a sale badge with the word SALE on it and showing the regular price with a strike-through next to the sale price.
What if we were to make this a bit more intriguing to your customers though? How about instead of just a simple word, we display the percentage of the discount on the sale badge, and additionally we display a small text next to the single product price with the amount of money the user saves while the product is on sale? Sounds good? Let’s see how we can achieve it.
Having an offline copy of your WordPress media gallery is always a good idea. Today we’ll take a look at a few ways that can help you grab and download a copy of all media files uploaded to your WordPress installation.
A slideshow is a very effective tool to help you capture the visitor’s attention and promote content, products or services. In this article we will create a custom slideshow and embed it in our post’s content with the help of the Smart Slider 3 plugin.
Sliders are a great way to capture the reader’s attention. You can easily feature anything you want to promote whether it is content on your site, products you sell or services you offer. In this article we will check out the process of creating a slider and using a custom block to embed it in our content.
Galleries are a great way to break the monotony of continuous text, they can make your articles appear less daunting and more appealing to the average reader. They can also help readers visualize concepts you are writing about and of course they can be great assets when it comes to promoting products or services. All the above reasons make inline galleries a great asset for any content creator out there. In today’s installment of our block editor related articles we will be using the Modula Gallery plugin to help us create and use galleries in our content.
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