Abandoned carts are definitely one of the worst nightmares for shop owners and managers, affecting not only the selling sites built on WooCommerce but all of the rest as well. They have a huge influence on a shop's total income and are considered as a lost chance for a sale. But are they really? Is ... Continue reading →
New features in UPS WooCommerce Live Rates and Access Points PRO
Our UPS WooCommerce Live Rates and Access Points plugin finally got a PRO version with additional features. Now, you can not only get UPS live rates and set Access Points but also add estimated delivery date, handle fees and get automatic box packing of WooCommerce order. ... Continue reading →
How to add custom fields in WooCommerce checkout?
I don’t have to convince you that the checkout page is one of the most important parts of every WooCommerce store. Possibility to fully adjust it is a must for most store owners. Let’s found out what are the possibilities, and how to add custom fields in WooCommerce checkout. ... Continue reading →
Sell Configurable Products Using WordPress – Quick Guide
You can sell products using WordPress. Also, you can let your customers configure the products they buy. But there's no such thing as WordPress product configurator. We call it WooCommerce Product Configurator as you need WooCommerce plug-in. Don't bother about the names, though. I'll guide ... Continue reading →
WooCommerce 3.6 is here – all WP Desk plugins are compatible!
WooCommerce 3.6 is just around the corner! It will be available for download on the 17th of April. Celebrate with us and take minute to read the post and make sure that all of WP Desk plugins are compatible with this release. Of course, the update will be available in your WordPress admin ... Continue reading →
How to add GDPR concent field in WooCommerce checkout?
All online store owners know the importance of GDPR, and it’s employment. In this article, I’ll show you how to add a concent field in your GDPR-compliant WooCommerce checkout page with one of our plugins, Flexible Checkout Fields. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was something that ... Continue reading →
