Author: mikey
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Add Custom CSS to WooCommerce Emails
If you want to add custom CSS styles to your WooCommerce email templates, you can use the woocommerce_email_styles filter.
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How to Override WooCommerce Templates – with examples!
Customizing your store experience is one of the main advantages of WooCommerce over competing e-commerce platforms. Need a custom After Order page? No problem! Want to change how your emails look or what they say? Absolutely! You can do it all.
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How to Hide the Product Price in WooCommerce
I’ve been asked this many times: How do I remove the price from my shop? I only want it to be seen in the product page The reasons vary – maybe it’s a site that doesn’t sell but only lists products, maybe it’s an art gallery that doesn’t like to display prices on the main…
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Overriding Parent Functions from a Child Theme
There is a great post, albeit a bit old (2015) on tutsplus.com about overriding parent functions: A Guide to Overriding Parent Theme Functions in Your Child Theme Here is my tl;dr version: Even when using a Child Theme, all of your Parent Theme functions will still run. The functions in your child theme will be…
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Increase the default number limit of variations for a product in WooCommerce
In WooCommerce, you can add as many variations as you want! However, if you have over 30 of them, WooCommerce will make an AJAX call (an extra request to the backend) to fetch the details for each variation.
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Add a Custom Placeholder Image for WooCommerce Products
WooCommerce has a default placeholder for all products that don’t have images set. Here’s what it currently is set to:
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Limit quantity of products per order for WooCommerce
There are times when you might want to put a limit on the quantity of a product a customer can have on an order. Maybe you have a product that has low stock and you want to make sure many people get to purchase it, or maybe it’s a product that really does not need…
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Simply Show Hooks and How to Use Them
Back in the day, I used to do a lot of client sites using things like the Genesis Framework and Canvas. I would use a child theme to make CSS style changes and add functions to add in other aspects of the site without having to manually edit templates. In this tutorial, we will go…