I recently saw a question from Ashley in the WooCommerce Community Facebook about adding an Admin Bar icon to indicate New Orders. I thought that’s a great idea to have a shortcut right there at the top of the page. So here’s a small code snippet that does it: The first thing the code does […]
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I noticed a question today from Darren in the WooCommerce Community Facebook group. Darren’s question is: “I’m using a currency switcher based on where the visitor is located. My site is set in US dollars. Is there any snippet code to round up the product price to .99 for the other non US countries?” A
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This is for John Braithwaite who asked a question in a WooCommerce group on Facebook. He wanted to know how to display the Billing Company name in the Orders Page, since his customers are always companies and not individuals. So viewing by First Name and Last Name is not as important as being able to
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Today I noticed a question in the Advanced WooCommerce group on Facebook. Someone was asking a question about how to use the WC_Order_Query class to find subscriptions. I am using to return a list of orders (seems reasonable!). But I’d like to exclude subscriptions. My current query uses type = ‘shop_order’, which returns all orders
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Do you need to add some type of fee to your shopping cart? An extra line item not associated with a product? In the following article I’ll show you a couple ways this can be accomplished. The above code includes two examples. The first example adds a simple “Special Handling Fee” of $5.25 to the
Site security is always an important subject. And sometimes security gets in the way of letting users do what they need. I had a client recently ask about increasing a user’s role to Administrator in order for them to be given access to Gravity Forms. But rather than giving a user access to areas of
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Have you ever wanted to display a count of the current post’s views? Here’s a small code snippet that you can add to your site to accomplish this: In this example, I’m using the ‘genesis_after_content’ action to hook into a point within the Genesis Framework’s actions in order to display the view count after the
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I feel that the best way to add code snippets to your site is through what many developers call a “Site Functionality Plugins.” This is because, unlike a theme’s functions.php file, a custom plugin will never be overwritten when/if you update your theme. Better yet, the plugin’s features are not lost if you decide to
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