<ul class=”products”> <?php $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘product’, ‘posts_per_page’ => 12 ); $loop = new WP_Query( $args ); if ( $loop->have_posts() ) { while ( $loop->have_posts() ) : $loop->the_post(); wc_get_template_part( ‘content’, ‘product’ ); endwhile; } else { echo __( ‘No products found’ ); } wp_reset_postdata(); ?> </ul><!–/.products–>
How limited am I when working in WordPress? In terms of front end customization (JS, CSS, HTML) and “back-end” customization (implement a new feature on the site, as said about the “tutorial shop” section) You’re only as limited with your knowledge of WordPress and programming. You can make changes to the frontend or backend by … Read more
Woo (the makers of WooThemes) announced their integration with shopify recently, from the looks of it… http://themes.shopify.com/themes/air/styles/air would do what you want.. I would look into hosting the shop at Shopify, and seeing if your base website can be wordpress. Woo has announced that they’re working on a e-commerce framework as well, but until that … Read more
I’ve developed a 55k product ecommerce site using WordPress with the Shopp plugin and can share what I’ve done to MySQL to eke out better performance, YMMV and some (or all) of these may not apply to your situation. Determine how much you need to increase buffers/caches by by looking at the output from a … Read more
First, store the custom field when you’re editing your product. Lets say you’re using the custom_shipping_cost custom field. Make sure its stored as a number, 20 for example, NOT $20.00 Then, you need to display this field on the cart page. Sadly, theres no filter for adding a new column in the cart table, so … Read more
You can use multiple payment gateways. Simply use one of the default payment gateways that doesn’t require immediately payment and you can rename it in the settings, so you have the same process that you described above. For example the “Cash on Delivery” gateway is ideal, you can edit the title and the description of … Read more
I have used both plugins. I tested them both extensively and have built and delivered client websites on both platforms. My tests were conducted over a year ago before I went with my preferred (Shopp) but here is what I found. WP Commerce at the time had buggy code, poorly written markup and many elements … Read more
Perhaps this doesn’t fully answer your question, but the table rate shipping plugin does give you the option to set a priority for a particular rate. Furthermore, this discussion gives a lot of hints as to where you could look for solutions
WooCommerce & Jigoshop are built on the same foundation so they approach things the same way, but WooCommerce is likely the winner because of the amount of sub-plugins and resources. I just finished a WooCommerce project and really like how it’s coded as well as its usability. I haven’t used WP E-commerce in a long, … Read more
Just had the same problem. First uninstall the plugin. Then you have to delete all rows containing “woocommerce” in the table “wp_options” on your database. Especially “skip_install_woocommerce_pages”. Now install the plugin again. The notification for automatically creating pages will pop up.