Variable products might seem kind of confusing but they are actually a super easy way to create products where the user can select different options and the price, description, images etc can change dynamically. Some examples might include an art gallery that sells prints in different sizes and color finishes or a gym that offers […]
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When setting up new google apps account (which is something we do quite regularly) one of the most important things that I always like to get out of the way early is DKIM authentication for emails. However when trying to set this up on a new account I always seems to get this error: So
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I recently completed a project for Simone who runs a business called Bella Rae, which sells makeup supplies online through Woocommerce. After speaking with Simone she told me that he plans to give 100% of the profits from the bussines to charity – something which I thought was pretty cool. I could also see that
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So recently I was asked to limit search results to a particular custom post type, for example a woocommerce product, here is how I did it: [dt_code] // Change search function globally to search only post, page and portfolio post types function prefix_limit_post_types_in_search( $query ) { if ( $query->is_search ) { $query->set( ‘post_type’, array( ‘product’
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So recently I was asked to do some work on a Drupal project, sure I though, I have worked with WordPress and Joomla – how much different could it be. Well as it turns out – quite different and pretty confusing for somebody coming for a WP background. Here are some of my observations:
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I was asked by a client to make a modal popup for a product when the thumbnail was clicked on, as part of this popup they wanted the product to show some text letting the user know if it was in stock or not. I have been doing a bit of react.js work recently and
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If you use Linux or Mac then there is a quick and easy way to convert each page of a pdf to a jpeg image. To do this start by installing image magick: [dt_code]sudo apt-get install imagemagick[/dt_code] Then just run convert replacing ‘in.pdf’ with your pdf’s filename: [dt_code]convert in.pdf out.jpg[/dt_code] Voila!
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Woocommerce has a great system for creating virtual, ‘downloadable’ products. This is fantastic for when you offer some sort of digital product which the user can access after checkout. An example of this would be a training organisation, using downloadable products you can make the enrollment forms available for the user after paying for their
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Have you got a whole bunch on individual tables and need to import them using phpmyadmin? Rather than importing them one by one, all you need to do is: Concatenate the files running the following command in Linux: cat *.sql > filename.sql Now import your single ‘filename.sql’ using phpmyadmin – simple! Update Your sql file
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As somebody who regularly converts design concepts to web I get asked a lot to make the heights of images and other content match. It makes sense from a design perspective with everything lining up perfectly, only problem is that there is no easy way to do it with CSS. For example this design I
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