Are you looking to enhance user experience on your WooCommerce store? Adding custom login and logout buttons is a great way to start. Let’s walk through a simple way to create a dynamic WooCommerce login and logout button using a customizable shortcode. Understand the Code The snippet below is perfect for adding custom login/logout buttons…
Creating a secure shopping experience on your WooCommerce store can be as simple as ensuring only registered users can view your products and shop. This guide will show you, in easy steps, how to direct anyone who isn’t logged in to the login page. Using a Simple WordPress Code To make your store private, you’ll…
As a WooCommerce store owner, receiving notifications about new product additions can help you manage your store better. This guide will show you how to set up WooCommerce new product email notifications using simple steps and WooCommerce hooks. Steps to Set Up WooCommerce New Product Email Notifications Step 1: Use a Child Theme Before you…
Managing your inventory can be a tedious task, especially if you have a large number of products in your online store. However, with the help of spreadsheets like Google Sheets or Excel, it’s possible to streamline this process and make it much more efficient. In this post, we’ll be walking you through the steps on…
Do you want to display a “Back to Shopping Cart” button on the WooCommerce checkout page? You can use the woocommerce_before_checkout_form action hook to do this. Add this code in the function.php file of your active child theme (or theme) or also in any plugin file. Reference Link: Stackoverflow
Woocommerce 3+ have built in image zoom Lightbox and product images gallery feature. Most of us love this feature, however, some people would like to remove it. Disable Image Zoom feature on the single product page in WooCommerce Disable Image Lightbox feature on the single product page in WooCommerce Lightbox is a feature which let you click on any images…
If you have a lot of products in your shop you can give an option to the visitors to choose how many products to display per page. This can be achieved by adding a dropdown select box within the shop archive page.
Simple CSS solution: You can wrap pagination buttons with a div and do the styling. Better to use a Child theme to edit pagination.php file. File Structure: Child theme => style.css