If you own a Discord server and a WordPress website, you should probably check out my plugin WordPress Discord Post.
This plugin is an integration between your WordPress website and your Discord server, sending to the second one messages when a new post is published, or a contact form is submitted, or even when a new WooCommerce order is received!
Many people though asked me how to send to Discord only posts from specific categories. Here you can find a snippet for this.
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Have you noticed that in the Storefront theme there are footer credits for the theme itself and WooCommerce?
It is possible to hide those credits from the Customizer in the Footer section, but it’s nice to keep them around to support the developers. It might be useful though to add your company name as well or change the text to something else that you prefer.
You can do it, as always, via custom code!
When you create a new product, by default WooCommerce leaves the price empty, and if you don't set one, the product will be considered free.
There might be cases where you do not want to manually set a price, but still do not leave it empty. Setting a default value would be the solution.
How can you do it with WooCommerce?
Is Zendesk your preferred support platform? It’s mine, and we use it at work a lot as well.
As you can see from the sidebar on this site I even got certified as a ZD Administrator since I like it so much (and passed an exam, but this does not count :P).
There are some things though that Zendesk does not support and could actually make our life easier, like showing the ticket ID in the browser tab title.
In WooCommerce, with every order, comes one or more emails. WooCommerce sends automatically to the shop manager or to the customer, depending on the current step of the purchase process and they have some pre-defined messages.
These messages change based on the email sent and there are no options to change them. Sometimes you may need to add more text to all emails, such as a notice that says that the order is an online order. How do you do this?
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