Problem I recently got asked if it was possible to have two discounts built into one coupon code in WooCommerce. The store owner had an add-on service for products that costs $5. So in a mailer, they wanted to send out a flat $5 discount coupon code to encourage sales of this add-on service. But they […]
One of WooCommerce’s greatest strengths is that you have full control over every part of your site. You can customize how things look on the front-end by modifying the way variation prices display, take full control of how shipping costs are calculated, conditionally show / hide checkout fields based on products that are in the cart, […]
By default in WooCommerce, if a variable product has multiple prices available, the price will show a range like this: Before WooCommerce 2.1, this was shown a bit differently, with just “From: $x.xx”: In some cases, it may be best to not show your customers the highest possible price. In fact, if you go over […]
By default, WooCommerce shows your product’s shipping information on the product page in the “Additional Information” tab. Sometimes this may not be appropriate or necessary for a product, so let’s find a way to remove it! On a default installation of WooCommerce with a Storefront theme, the product page will look something like this: This Additional Information […]
There are a lot of shipping extensions out there that can help you perfect the way your store charges customers for shipping. If you plan on entering your prices manually and you think things will get complex, then I definitely suggest Table Rate Shipping. With the new and improved Flat Rate Shipping interface, you may be […]