$args = array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘product_cat’ ); $terms = get_terms(‘product_cat’, $args); $count = count($terms); if ($count > 0) { foreach ($terms as $term) { echo $term->description; } }
Allow customer to choose an optional free/paid product to add to their order (and reduce stock reduced & record sale)
There are several plugins available that can do this for you. For example YITH WooCommerce Added to Cart Popup. Otherwise, I would recommend you to create a custom plugin that adds this functionality with Javascript. Or add it to your theme. If is not a custom theme, then take a look at child themes.
The googles suggested several ways to do this, either with PHP or jQuery. Here’s one article I found to get you started: http://tutorialzine.com/2016/06/quick-tip-detecting-your-location-with-javascript/ Plus there is this Stackoverflow answer that might help: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40636671/how-to-setup-the-functionality-to-get-user-location-in-browser “Geolocation” is a good search term to use. You’ll need to customize you registration form to enable this, but perhaps these links … Read more
Woocommerce Child Category Permalink Structure Change
If you already got term object at $data[1] then you can simply access the parent by doing this- $parent_id = $data[1]->parent; If you got only term ID then you need to do- $term = get_term($data[1], ‘product_cat’); $parent_id = $term->parent; After getting the parent term ID you can simply assign the product to the parent ID … Read more
function syntax is off,
That’s not really how the pre_get_posts works. The original parameters you’ve sent to the function are not good. The only one required is $query. And the workaround for you will be to run your function in the pre_get_posts function to return an array of post_ID corresponding on the variation you want to include, then in … Read more
Here’s my solution to this. In my situation, the “Related Products” section didn’t make sense (as the store was already organized based on categories), so I removed the standard related products section and re-added it with the same template, but by feeding the template the cross-sells instead of the related products. The section still says … Read more
After you create your custom query, you just write The Loop as you would for the default query. So your code would look like this: if ( $query->have_posts() : while ( $query->have_posts() ) : $query->the_post(); // Your Post Stuff Goes Here endwhile; wp_reset_postdata(); else : // No Posts Found Code Goes Here endif; Note the … Read more