Ready to build your own online store with WordPress? The WooCommerce plugin makes it easy to set up and manage a full-featured e-commerce store on WordPress. With options for inventory management, order processing, customer interactions, and more, WooCommerce offers a comprehensive solution for digital commerce.
WooCommerce is the leading platform for creating online stores, making it a popular choice for businesses looking to sell products online. If you’re looking to enhance your WooCommerce store, boost sales, and offer a better user experience, this category is for you.
Explore guides on building a virtual store, managing coupons, creating product variations and discover many other ways to optimize and manage your WooCommerce site.
WooCommerce is a powerful platform for setting up an online store, and managing taxes efficiently is one of its key features. Whether you are running a local shop or selling internationally, WooCommerce offers robust tax options to help you comply [...]
Effective stock management is key to a smooth e-commerce operation. In WooCommerce, keeping track of inventory prevents stockouts, overselling, and improves customer satisfaction. This guide covers the essentials of WooCommerce stock management, from product types to automated reorder points, helping [...]
In this guide, I’ll explain how to create product variations in WooCommerce (Variable Products). I’ll show you how to assign attributes, terms, and different variations to your products, as well as how to set images for each product variation. Before [...]
Coupons, in our case WooCommerce coupons, can boost sales in your virtual store. You can sell products quickly, sell more products, and even increase traffic to your site using these coupons. Furthermore, using coupons allows you to improve awareness of [...]
The WooCommerce plugin by default allows you to add a product to the cart using Ajax on the store archive pages, so that the page does not reload when adding the product. However, the same button on a single product [...]
If you take a look at most of the serious digital stores you know, you will see that when a product is added to the shopping cart, there is some indication that the product has been added. Whether it’s a [...]
WooCommerce stores in the database the quantity of products sold. Displaying the number of products sold on the product page itself can increase the conversion rate of sales on your site. Let’s see how to display the quantity of products [...]
If you have tried using the in_category() function to check if a specific product belongs to a certain product category, you probably did not succeed. In this guide, we will see why… This is a common mistake indeed. So let’s [...]
WooCommerce is undoubtedly the most powerful E-Commerce plugin for WordPress. One of its main advantages is that it provides an API that allows you to do almost anything you want with your digital store. In this post, we will explain [...]
The functions wc_get_products and WC_Product_Query provide the standard and correct way to retrieve products when working with WooCommerce. This is the right way because it won’t break due to future changes in the database following new versions of WooCommerce. Using [...]
Before we start explaining how to use WooCommerce hooks, let’s say a few words about hooks. Hooks in WordPress allow you to add or modify code without editing the source files. Hence, they are very useful and enable developers to [...]
Here’s a scenario: On your E-Commerce website, you have products, blog posts, and pages. You want to limit search results either to products or to posts, depending on where the actual search is performed (for example, from which search widget [...]