Category: WooCommerce Tutorials

You may have encountered while shopping on e-commerce websites how sometimes, a product gets added more than once to the shopping cart by accident, thereby increasing the quantity of the same product. Many times, this quantity and price may even be overlooked during the Checkout process, and you may get caught in a different hassle […]

WooCommerce lets us write a short description for every product that we add to our store, which appears alongside the product image as illustrated in the image below:   This “short description” can be updated anytime that you wish to add some text to it. However, sometimes, it may so happen that you want to […]

The category page on WooCommerce is in many ways like an aisle or a section of a super-market, where you can buy goods that fall under a particular category. A basic WooCommerce Category page includes the Title (Category Name), description of the category (if added), a sorting filter, followed by the product listing. In this […]

WooCommerce lets us add products to our virtual shopping cart through multiple ways. You can click on the “Add to cart” button situated below the product image on the Category page itself (such as in the example depicted by the image below) or on the Shop page, or by visiting the Product page and clicking […]

One of our customers recently asked us this question for their WooCommerce Orders page in admin: Is there a way to select multiple statuses in the order backend? Although WooCommerce store owners may not need to do this on a regular basis, but this would definitely help some of them. This post will explains how […]

For reasons of design, presentation or to be consistent with the store or brand theme, we may often want to display our prices in different formats. In this post, you will learn how to format WooCommerce prices using the Settings option as well as the Code Editor. The post covers the following three points: Replacing […]

On the WooCommerce Checkout page, we see that there are some fields which are absolutely required while some can be left vacant. Depending on your use case however, you may sometimes need your customers to treat an optional field as mandatory, or a mandatory field as optional. This post explains how you can modify the […]

As a store owner or digital marketer, prices are your best friend and your worst enemy — depending on where and how you use them. While generally, it’s a good idea to display prices upfront, sometimes the marketing strategy dictates otherwise. There’s an interesting use case one of our clients came to us with recently. […]