The email-order-items.php template already has the code to display the SKU here: However, $show_sku is false (disabled) by default. To enable it, we can use the woocommerce_email_order_items_table filter in functions.php: You can tweak other items…
Why remove Woocommerce script and css files in WordPress? As a great e-commerce plugin, woocommerce load too many JS and CSS files as soon as you activate it. Those JS and CSS files load in…
In this article I show you how to translate your WordPress theme (or plugin) using Poedit
If you’re addicted to making your WordPress site as fast as possible you may have noticed a bit of CSS from Gutenberg. Every request on your site will slightly slow down your pages so if…
wp_nav_menu_filter allows you add items at the end of a menu in WordPress but what about adding an item at the start of a menu or in a specific place.
WooCommerce uses a tabbed layout for the page My Account. It shows the navigation on the left, and the content on the right. Editing and removing tabs it’s relatively simple, but adding new tabs is…
The WordPress admin dashboard can be a scary thing for first-time users. When we develop sites for clients, sometimes it makes sense to remove some of the UI items they don’t need in the admin…
WooCommerce loads three core CSS style sheets on every page and post when installed on a WordPress site. You can save a bit of page load time here. It also loads a bunch of javascripts and other CSS styles from the libraries it uses for its functionality.
If you’re familiar with WooCommerce, you will know that by default the archive (category) pages do not include a quantity input field by default. The theme you’re using could include it, but not many do.
It is pretty common knowledge that custom meta fields can be added to posts, pages and custom post types, but did you know that you can add custom meta fields to post tags, categories, and custom taxonomies as well?