Tag: WordPress Dashboard

In the WooCommerce product edit / add new product screen, the “Publish” / “Update” button is crucial for saving changes.

However, when editing long product descriptions, adding images, or configuring variations, the button can disappear as you scroll down. This forces users to scroll back up every time they need to save, which can be frustrating and time-consuming.

A simple solution is to make the button sticky, ensuring it remains visible no matter how far you scroll. With a small CSS snippet, you can fix the button’s position in the middle of the screen, improving workflow efficiency and reducing unnecessary clicks.

In this post, I’ll share a quick code snippet that achieves this with minimal effort. Whether you’re managing a large WooCommerce store or simply looking for a more convenient editing experience, this tweak can make a big difference. Let’s dive into the code and make your “Publish” / “Update” button always accessible!

The “Payments” tab in the WordPress admin sidebar menu, introduced in newer versions of WooCommerce, is designed to provide a centralized and streamlined management interface for handling payment-related settings and configurations.

Another significant reason for this tab is to promote WooPayments, the platform’s native payment solution. This service integrates tightly with WooCommerce and offers seamless checkout experiences, built-in subscriptions, and real-time payment tracking.

So, if you’ve always wanted to get rid of it, here’s a quick snippet that will do the trick! Don’t worry — it’s simple, efficient, and won’t require you to install any extra plugins. Let’s dive into the code and clean up the admin sidebar in just a few minutes!

Here we go again. It feels like the WooCommerce plugin has become the same as some of those free extensions you get from the repo that fill up the WordPress dashboard with ads, notices and banners.

This time around, let’s get rid of the “Print discounted shipping labels with a click. By clicking “Create shipping label”, WooCommerce Shipping will be installed and you agree to its Terms of Service. Create shipping label” banner that displays at the top (!) of the single order admin page when the status is processing or completed and shipping is required (see screenshot below).

Long live a world without ads!

In the world of WooCommerce, customization is crucial for creating a unique online store. However, juggling numerous WooCommerce settings across multiple pages can be tedious.

Imagine a solution that simplifies this process by consolidating all your WooCommerce options into a single, easy-to-use interface.

This tutorial will give you a possible approach and try to fit all WooCommerce Settings into a single screen (so, on the same page, you can edit the general, products, shipping, payments, advanced, etc. options).

Enjoy!

WooCommerce offers a comprehensive set of settings organized into several tabs within the WordPress admin dashboard: General, Products, Shipping, Taxes, Payments, Accounts & Privacy, Emails, Integration, Advanced.

These are the core WooCommerce settings tabs. Depending on your specific setup and any additional plugins you might be using, you might see additional custom tabs as well.

Which is exactly what we’re doing today – creating a custom tab!

By adding a dedicated section within the WooCommerce settings, you can organize your custom settings and keep everything neatly categorized and consistent. This not only improves your own workflow but also makes it easier for any future collaborators to manage your custom options.

This tutorial will guide you step-by-step through the process of creating a custom tab in your WooCommerce settings. We’ll cover everything from setting up the basic structure to implementing functionalities like saving your custom options.

Enjoy!