Recently one of my clients asked me to make the following change to a website. For specific products, hide all payment methods except Wise Payments. But at the same time hide the Wise Payments payment method for all other products.To solve this problem, I added a “Limited” category and added additional code to functions.php. This […]
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How to add Flash Sale to WooCommerce site without plugins on Kadence
If you have a WooCommerce site and want to increase sales on it, then I recommend trying Flash Sale. What is Flash Sale? It’s a time-limited sale accompanied by a counter that encourages your customers to make a purchase immediately, without delaying. The time limit creates a sense of urgency and can significantly increase conversion […]
Must-have Plugins for WordPress and WooCommerce Site in 2026
Why Choose Carefully? You can find a lot of recommendations for WordPress or WooCommerce plugins on the web, but not all of them are really useful and necessary. I’ve created a list of plugins that I believe every WordPress/WooCommerce site should have. This list is the result of years of experience and testing various plugins. […]
WooCommerce or Shopify? How to Choose The Best eCommerce Platform
Introduction When creating your online store, one of the important steps is to choose the right content management system (CMS). Among the variety of platforms, WooCommerce and Shopify deserve special attention. In this article, we will consider their advantages and disadvantages in detail, as well as briefly touch upon the alternatives: Magento, Opencart, PrestaShop, Joomla, […]
Add an Additional “Add to Cart” Button Anywhere in WordPress
If you use the free Elementor or another WordPress page builder, you’ve probably noticed that there’s no easy way to add an extra “Add to Cart” button for the product you’re currently viewing. That’s where a small piece of code comes in handy. With just a few lines of code, you can create a customizable […]
Fixing Accessibility Issue in Google PageSpeed Insights for Divi
If you’re working with Divi and running a PageSpeed Insights test, you may have noticed this accessibility warning: [user-scalable=”no”] is used in the <meta name=”viewport”> element or the [maximum-scale] attribute is less than 5. This basically means that the site is preventing users from zooming properly on mobile devices, which is not great for accessibility. […]