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Enhancing product pages with additional information tabs can significantly improve the user experience in your WooCommerce store. Custom tabs allow you to display extra details such as usage instructions, technical specifications, or product videos that can help customers make informed decisions. This tutorial will guide you through the process of adding a custom tab to […]

In a WooCommerce store, managing how much of a single item a customer can buy is an important aspect of inventory control and marketing strategy. By setting a maximum purchase quantity, you can prevent stock hoarding, manage limited-edition items, or simply encourage broader distribution of a popular product. This tutorial will guide you through how

In WooCommerce, applying coupons automatically can enhance the shopping experience by providing immediate rewards to customers as they meet certain spending thresholds. This tutorial will demonstrate how to implement “Automatic Coupons Based on Cart Total” using a custom function in your WordPress theme. By the end of this guide, you’ll be able to add a

For WooCommerce store owners, providing an intuitive shopping experience is key to customer satisfaction and retention. One effective way to improve user experience is by customising the product sorting options available on your shop page. In this tutorial, we’ll walk through how to customise product sorting options, allowing customers to sort products based on criteria

With mobile use now more common for shopping online than desktop, it makes sense to customise the shopping experience for mobile shoppers. In this snippet, we will show you how to turn your WooCommerce product tabs into accordions. This will give your shoppers a much better shopping experience than the default nested tab experience. Currently,

Occasionally you may need to add a custom WooCommerce order status to your website to manage orders more efficiently for your specific needs. While WooCommerce orders are a type of WordPress post, the orders require a different subset of statuses depending on the stage they are in during the order process. It ships with 8

In this guide you will learn how to add a custom field to the WooCommerce product data area. This is a useful skill to learn as it will allow you to customise the data you can enter in a familiar and easy-to-use area, and display the custom field data on the frontend of the website.