Each country has a different address format, for example, U.S. uses the abbreviated state name, while Australia usually shows the full state name.
These are not rules set in stone though and they can always be changed. How
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Each country has a different address format, for example, U.S. uses the abbreviated state name, while Australia usually shows the full state name.
These are not rules set in stone though and they can always be changed. How
Adding an Empty Cart button to your store might look like a bad idea. Why would you want to make easier for your customers to empty the cart with one click? You don’t want them to leave without buying!
Do you know what is even worse than that? Having a grumpy customer. If the customer doesn’t want to buy it’s not a missing Empty Cart button that will make the difference.
So make their life easier and add it.
Read moreUpdate 03 February 2021: Script tested and confirmed working on WooCommerce 4.9.2.
Coupons are amazing, who does not like a discount? A very common way to give coupons to customers is to create one automatically after their first order, or something like that.
The issue with that though is that usually these coupons expire after a specific period, and by default, WooCommerce will not delete them. They have no reason to stay in your database though, so how do we delete expired coupons automatically?
Read moreHave you ever seen post-sale selling techniques?
I purchased a product, and then on the checkout page I noticed that they have a table of products related to their courses.
In their case, they are external products, but I thought to use that section to cross-sell some products post-sale. Let’s see how to do it!
Read moreIt’s not unusual that products need to be handled singularly in an order, or that they can’t be sold in more than one unit.
WooCommerce covers the second case so you can limit customers to buy only one unit of a specific item per order. The first case instead is not covered by default, but it’s still possible to handle it with some custom coding.
Let’s see how to do both.
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