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Why You Should Not Use JetPack – An In-depth Analysis
This post will conduct an analysis and determine why you should not use JetPack for WordPress. It will additionally provide a list of JetPack alternative plugins that exceed the offering from JetPack. Jetpack, created by Automattic, is a widely used WordPress plugin offering a variety of features including security, performance enhancements, site management, and more.…
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How to Sort by Featured Products on the Shop Page in WooCommerce – 2026
Sorting by featured products on the shop page is a great way to highlight your top items and encourage customers to explore your best offerings. By sorting featured products at the top of the shop page, you can ensure that these products are seen first, increasing their visibility and driving more sales. In this guide,…
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How to Display Percentage Sold of a Product in WooCommerce – 2026
Showing the percentage of stock already sold is a great way to create urgency and encourage customers to buy before the stock runs out. This feature can be particularly effective for products with limited stock, using a message like “96.4% already sold” or “Only 3.6% of stock remaining.” In this guide, we’ll set up a…
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How to Add Multiple Products with Quantities to the Cart Using a URL in WooCommerce – 2026
WooCommerce allows products to be added to the cart through URLs, but what if you need to add multiple products with specific quantities in one link? This guide walks you through how to create a custom add-to-cart URL that supports multiple products, quantities, and even variations or grouped products. We’ll also show how to redirect…
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How to Limit Purchase Quantity on a Product in WooCommerce Without a Plugin – 2026
Limiting the purchase quantity of products in WooCommerce can be essential for various reasons, such as controlling stock distribution, enforcing minimum purchase quantities, or ensuring fair purchasing practices. While there are plugins that can achieve this, adding the functionality manually allows you greater control and avoids additional plugin overhead. In this guide, we’ll walk you…
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How to Import WooCommerce Reviews Without a Plugin – 2026
Importing product reviews into WooCommerce can enhance customer trust, especially when migrating from another store or restoring backed-up reviews. While many plugins are available for this purpose, importing reviews manually offers complete control over the process. This post ties in with our previous post on how to export WooCommerce reviews by demonstrating how to import…
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How to Export WooCommerce Reviews Without a Plugin – 2026
Exporting WooCommerce reviews can help you analyse customer feedback, display reviews on external platforms, or keep a backup of valuable customer data. While plugins are available to simplify this process, exporting reviews manually using custom code offers more flexibility and reduces plugin dependency. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to export WooCommerce product…
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How to Add a Watermark to Images During Upload in WordPress – 2026
Adding a watermark to images helps protect your content from unauthorised use, ensuring that your photos or graphics retain attribution even when shared online. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to automatically apply a watermark to images during upload in WordPress using custom code. Make sure to add any customisations to a child…
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How to Export WooCommerce Orders in CSV or XML Format Without a Plugin – 2026
Exporting WooCommerce orders in CSV or XML format is essential for order management, reporting, or integrating with third-party platforms like accounting software. While many plugins provide this functionality, it’s also possible to export orders manually using custom code. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to export WooCommerce orders in CSV or XML format…
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How to Change WordPress Media URL – 2026
WordPress assigns media URLs based on the default upload path and your site’s URL structure. However, there are times when you may want to change the media URL to a custom directory, external storage, or a CDN (Content Delivery Network) for better performance. In this guide, we’ll show you how to change the WordPress media…
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How to Change WooCommerce Order Number – 2026
By default, WooCommerce uses the WordPress post ID as the order number. While this works for basic stores, some businesses may need more customised order numbers to align with internal processes or customer expectations. In this guide, we’ll show you how to change WooCommerce order numbers without a plugin by using custom code. As always,…