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By default, you will see a Description tab in the individual product pages, If you enable product reviews in WooCommerce then you will see a second tab for Reviews. If you set up a variable product you will also see a tab for Additional information. If you want to set up more custom tabs, there … Read more
As anyone who has worked with WooCommerce knows, the text in the system emails don’t suit every circumstance of every seller. The email text customiser for WooCommerce plugin enables you to rewrite text. There are other ways, but they are more technically challenging, involving language strings and changing template files. The WordPress repository page for … Read more
The Custom Login plugin is in the WordPress repository and it is made by Ben Gillbanks, who is a core contributor. The plugin enables you to customise the login screen on a WordPress install. I like the way you can set it up with a very minimal appearance.
To restrict shipping destinations in WooCommerce specify countries you ship to. Do not set a shipping option for countries you don’t ship to. But beware how WooCommerce behaves at checkout when you mix products that have different shipping restrictions. Let’s suppose you sell some products to a lot of countries and some products only with … Read more
I heard about this plugin when looking at the reply to someone in the WooCommerce Blocks forum who observed that the text disappears to a tiny size when the number of columns increases beyond three. The recommendation was to try rolling back to the previous version of the WooCommerce Blocks plugin using WP Rollback. There’s … Read more
By default, WooCommerce is set up to list products in a grid. You can choose the number of thumbnails across the page and the number of rows of products. And you can add the title of the product, the price, and a Buy button below the thumbnail. And there is nothing wrong with that layout. … Read more