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Let’s get you started today. Pick a free video lesson, a quick tutorial or browse through my helpful WooCommerce resources. Enjoy!
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Free WooCommerce Video Lessons
Here’s a series of free video lessons you can watch to learn something about customization, configuration and troubleshooting (no strings attached, unsubscribe at any time). Whether it’s coding, understanding a specific setting or fixing a common WooCommerce error, I’ve got you covered!
Editing WooCommerce plugin files or core theme templates is never a good idea. WordPress, WooCommerce and properly coded plugins and themes come with “hooks”, and give you the chance to override functionalities and layouts directly from your child theme. Welcome to the world of WooCommerce customization!
Lesson 1: Where to Place WooCommerce Customization?
WooCommerce customization should be placed in a “child theme”, an update-proof version of your WordPress theme. In there you can override colors, fonts, layouts (CSS) and even change or add new functionalities (PHP).
Now that you’ve watched Lesson #1 and know where to place your WooCommerce custom code, the following video lessons will show you how to achieve some basic yet effective WooCommerce customization. You will learn how to use “hooks” and add, remove, move or edit WooCommerce content. From the single product page to the checkout page, I’ve got you covered!
Getting to know the WooCommerce settings inside out could save you time and money. We’re all guilty of looking for plugins and code snippets… when the solution is already provided by WooCommerce out of the box! Deeply understanding the WooCommerce configuration options can really open a world of possible.
Lesson 1: Where to Find WooCommerce Settings?
WooCommerce setup begins from knowing exactly what the settings do and… where to find them. If you get familiar with the range of plugin features you can also figure out when the default settings are not enough for your needs.
Now that you know “where to look” in regard to WooCommerce setup, the following video lessons will show you how to master some of the most popular WooCommerce settings. You will learn what the ideal product image sizes are, how to create complex shipping rules, how to handle taxes and more. Either way, these free videos will help you immensely!
Fixing a broken WooCommerce website should be easy and fast. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case and your website users may be deeply affected. Here are some free lessons for you so you can understand the terms, know the causes and figure out how to act quickly.
Lesson 1: Updating WooCommerce The Right Way
Easier said than done: you can avoid 99% of your WooCommerce website issues if you can keep your website up to date and avoid conflicts and bugs (or even security holes).
Now that you’ve likely excluded most issues by keeping your software up to date, you need to know that sometimes that’s not enough and you may experience website errors or be victim of a hacker attack. This means you’ve got to take action, guess the cause and find a fix.
Free WooCommerce Tips, Snippets & Tutorials
A collection of tips, snippets and articles to answer your most important WooCommerce customization questions. And to give you a head-start on the most common WooCommerce edits!
- WooCommerce: Hide Weight & Dimensions From Additional Information Tab @ Single Product
If a WooCommerce product comes with weight and/or height / length / width values, these will be displayed by default in the Single Product page, […] - WooCommerce: Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) Discounts
Since… today, Business Bloomer online courses are affordable for everyone. It’s unfortunate that digital products (such as our WooCommerce online courses) are priced in USD […] - WooCommerce: Change Default My Account Tab
As you know, once you log in and go to My Account, WooCommerce displays the “Dashboard” tab content (also called the Dashboard “endpoint”). The Dashboard […] - WooCommerce: Change Product Quantity @ Checkout Page
We covered a lot of WooCommerce Checkout customization in the past – it’s evident that the Checkout is the most important page of any WooCommerce […] - WooCommerce: Override Product Category Page Title
This is an interesting WooCommerce customization – as you know WordPress menus and widgets read whatever product category name and display it in the frontend. […] - WooCommerce: Change Payment Gateway Order Status
Ok, we all know that Stripe, PayPal and all successful online payment orders go to “processing” order status, BACS and cheque go to “on-hold”, and […] - WooCommerce: Rename “Place Order” Based on Chosen Payment Gateway
We’ve already seen how to rename the “Place Order” button on the WooCommerce Checkout page, but today I want to find a way to rename […] - WooCommerce: Switch Shop Columns Responsively
Ok, I may need an English language refresher… But the point I was trying to make was that yes, there is a way to switch […] - WooCommerce: Get List Of All Customers
Today’s snippet is a helpful shortcut for getting the list of customers in your WooCommerce website. This may be necessary during customization, especially if you […] - WooCommerce: Order Again Button @ My Account > Orders
The WooCommerce “Order Again” button displays for ‘completed’ orders on the Thank You page and View Order page. That’s a pity, because it would be […] - WooCommerce: How to Add a Top Bar to Storefront Theme
The Storefront theme is one of the most popular WooCommerce themes. As of today, it has 200,000 active installations and 4.5/5 ratings, as well as […] - WooCommerce: Search Orders By SKU @ Admin
Exactly. By default, when you search for orders in the WordPress > WooCommerce > Orders backend, using a SKU will give you 0 results. Which […] - WooCommerce: Reorder My Account Tabs
When you add a custom My Account tab, or when you’re not happy with the default My Account tabs order (Dashboard – Orders – Downloads […] - WooCommerce: “Sale” Category (Automatic)
You can use a shortcode or block in order to display the WooCommerce products on sale. However, what if you wanted a proper “product category” […] - WooCommerce: Display Product Categories @ Shop
We already saw how to show product categories in the Cart, how to display a category in the Shop page, but we never talked about […] - WooCommerce: Let Customers Complete a Processing Order
An order can be marked as “completed” only by the WooCommerce store manager – manually. In certain cases, this operation may be automatic i.e. for […] - WooCommerce: Check If Product Is A Subscription
We’ve already found out how to check if a WooCommerce product is simple, variable, grouped… Today we add more conditional tags as we study which […] - WooCommerce: Retain Field Values @ Checkout Reload
Go to WooCommerce Checkout as a logged out user. Fill out billing name, surname, address, email and phone. Change your mind and go back to […] - WooCommerce: Replace Variable Price With Active Variation Price
Surprisingly enough, variable products with a price range display two prices: at the top right you find the “parent” product price, displayed as a range; […] - WooCommerce: Only Allow to Buy a Product Once
In the era of online courses, subscriptions, custom-made products and product personalization, it may happen a scenario where a user can only purchase a product […]
Advanced WooCommerce Resources
WooCommerce visual hook guides, PHP coding shortcuts and additional resources to help you customize WooCommerce like a pro!
About Business Bloomer (a.k.a. Rodolfo Melogli)
I’ve been working as an independent WooCommerce freelancer since 2012. I fell in love with WooCommerce since the very beginning, thanks to its flexibility and the fact that it’s open source and easy to customize.
Since I started sharing my WooCommerce tutorials online, I discovered how much I enjoy helping people. Now I blog every week, I teach WooCommerce courses, I run local Meetups, I speak at WordCamps and I try to reply to every email and blog comment I get.
It’s official – WooCommerce changed my life. And I hope it can change yours as well.