...update WooCommerce – if the original template has changed, modify yours accordingly. Now replace the line: With the following code: That’s it, you’re done… Questions and ideas are welcome in the comments below π The post is based on...
...to explore the category of WooCommerce and online stores to read more articles and guides on the topic. Best of luck, and may the process be quick until your first product is sold π Thoughts and comments are welcome…...
...10. If you need to load these scripts on a non-WooCommerce page, you can adjust these conditions accordingly. If you have questions about this topic, feel free to ask in the comments, and I’ll reply as soon as possible....
...paragraph or more extended text, it might duplicate across the continuation pages. A similar and even more severe problem might arise when a post has many comments: if comments are paginated, the post itself could be duplicated across the...
...bin. 2. Comments Cleanup You can delete spam comments and deleted comments from the database. 3. Transients Cleanup Transients are stored in the database for data that takes relatively longer to retrieve, such as the number of shares for...
...Search Console, and ensuring that all likes, shares, and comments on Facebook are preserved on your WordPress site. Please share your thoughts with us in the comments below, and if you liked the content, don’t forget to share! π...
...when searching on the site. menu_position – The position of the menu in the WordPress admin (default is below the Comments menu). supports – Defines what the created content type will support, such as title, excerpt, comments, revisions, etc....
...like: “Ensure text remains visible during webfont load.“ Since I chose to use in this blog, Lighthouse displays this comment: Ensure text remains visible during webfont load Why do we get this comment? Because if the text isn’t immediately...
...between elements. So, I hope this post helped, even a little. Subscribe to the mailing list to stay updated, and if you have questions, comments, or just positive feedback, feel free to let us know in the comments… π...
...you have any questions, feel free to use the comments below. Besides, if you see how this can be implemented better, we would appreciate it if you share it with us in the comments as well. Good luck π...
...about. By default, WordPress generates several types of feeds, such as: It also generates these for your categories, tags, and comments. And speaking of comments, if you don’t have a blog, you might also want to completely disable comments...
...elements of a specific recipe. Help is also available in this case from Google’s built-in data guide. It’s also possible that the code I’m presenting in the guide is not perfect, so if you have comments, corrections, and improvement...
...in the post comments. It’s important to note that the Isotope library we’ll use is free for personal use only; for commercial projects, you need to purchase a license. If you’re not interested in filtering and only need Masonry...
...I hope I didn’t get too confused, this is a complex topic. In any case, if you have any comments or additions in your head, I would be happy if you comment and share with us in the comments....
...survive to take several significant steps toward online commerce and service. People who relied on eye contact, smiles, rhetoric, and face-to-face persuasion techniques they had honed over years found these tools becoming less relevant when it was not possible...
Not long ago, I was asked to create an FAQ page for one of my clients. My first thought was to create this FAQ’s page using the beloved ACF plugin, but I remembered that one of the commenters on...
...theme. In any case, I hope this post helps you if you ever need to downgrade a version, and as always, if you have any questions or comments, feel free to let us know in the comments below… π...
...performance – even if minimally. If you have insights about the differences between Local JSON and registration via PHP or any comments about the subject of the post, feel free to share with us in the comments below…. π...
...think. If you enjoyed this post, you’ll probably also like the post on CSS Grid. So, take a look. In any case, if you have questions, comments, or corrections, feel free to let us know in the comments… π...
...like share buttons, widgets, comments, etc., are loaded. The idea is to present the visitor first with the text (which in most cases is the content that interests them) and delay the loading of scripts until after this content...
...is the answer. This is the answer. This is the answer. This is the answer. This is the question This is the answer Feel free to ask questions and provide comments if something isn’t working in the comments below....
...JavaScript, which I assume you know how to work with if you’re trying to embed it yourself. Either way, if you’re having trouble, write to me in the comments, and we’ll be happy to help with any issue… Comparing...
...(which are a taxonomy for everything): 3. Displaying six Related Posts by categories, ordered by the number of comments: Take a look at additional sorting options in the WordPress Codex. 4. Displaying articles for a custom content type: As...
...your price proposal.” I know what you’re thinking, I’m the one who hired you, you just need to do what I say, I’m right, you’re wrong… (if you have other interesting and relevant sentences, write them in the comments!)...
...nesting of statements can make the code hard to read. Consider using logical operators or breaking the logic into separate functions. Use comments: Add comments to explain the purpose of complex conditions. Consider switch statement: For multiple conditions based...