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Sometimes products go out of stock. It happens. If you are looking to modify the error message WooCommerce shows by default when a product is out of stock, you can use the snippet below. Just paste it in your functions.php and modify the text as you please. Hope this snippet helped you. If it stops…

If you are selling products that can only be sold individually, then you might be wondering how to replace the error message that shows in your WooCommerce shop. You can do so by adding this snippet below in your functions.php file. Hope this snippet helped you. If it stops working for you or are having…

Updating the “Return to shop” button text was made even easier with the new WooCommerce 4.6 update. We can now use the filter woocommerce_return_to_shop_text.

A step by step guide for setting up the RunCloud server management tool on a Linode VPS instance for WordPress / WooCommerce hosting. Preface One of the most common questions we see online is about what is the best hosting provider for WordPress / WooCommerce. This alone is a very hard question to answer as…

We are all aware of how important the speed of your website is to your business. The slower our website is, the higher the bounce rates and loss of business.

In this guide, I will should you a simple trick to make your website’s search results page URL much nicer. With WordPress, you can make your posts URLs prettier from within Settings -> Permalinks. Unfortunately there isn’t an option to improve the look of your search results page, and by default looks like this:

This is a simple guide on how to add test products and orders dynamically to your WooCommerce shop. This functionality can be useful to test the limits of your website setup and of your server by allowing you to add 1000s of products and orders automatically.

If you are looking to add a product to the cart as soon as a specific page is loaded, we can do the following:

Clients are often looking to customise the checkout field on their WooCommerce shop. This can be done using the “woocommerce_checkout_fields” filter.