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, […]
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Conditionally show / hide WooCommerce checkout fields
There is a plugin for creating and removing checkout fields called Checkout Field Editor. But what if you need to add checkout fields that only show up under certain conditions? For example, if Product X is in the cart then you need to add a special checkout field to collect more information from the customer. Ideally in […]