By default, WooCommerce displays all active payment gateways to every customer at checkout. But what if you want more control? For example: Fortunately, WooCommerce is…
Introduction WooCommerce provides basic shipping methods out of the box, but if you’re running a serious e-commerce store, real-time shipping rates from carriers like FedEx,…
Introduction WooCommerce order statuses (like processing, completed, or cancelled) are key touchpoints in the customer journey. But what if you want to automate actions when…
Introduction In a modern e-commerce environment, especially in marketplaces, the ability to split payments between multiple vendors or recipients is crucial. WooCommerce doesn’t support split…
Introduction Section 1: Understanding WooCommerce Order Statuses Section 2: Creating a Custom Order Status Code Example: Section 3: Adding Custom Status to Order Dropdown Code…