Category: Development
How to Redirect to a Conditional Custom Thank You Page in WooCommerce
The thank you page is the page that is displayed to a client when their order is finalized and includes the order details. In this article we’re going to show you how to redirect to a custom thank you page in WooCommerce based on various conditions.
How to Display Related Products Based on Cart Items in WooCommerce
Displaying related products based on cart items will increase engagement on your site, which increases the chance of selling even more. In this article you will learn how to display related products based on items in a customer’s cart and then show them where you want to.
What Is rel=”noopener” and How Does It Affect WordPress?
rel="noopener" is an HTML attribute you can use to test the security of the links that you might have concerns about. In this article, we’re going to explain what rel=”noopener” is and how to use it to overcome security concerns and make it safe for your users to click on any external link on your website.
How to Check If a WooCommerce Coupon Is Applied
Checking the status of WooCommerce coupons is a breeze, if you know a couple handy tricks! In this blog post we’ll walk you through checking coupon status via order details or using code snippets.
How to Duplicate WordPress Posts, Pages and Custom Post Types Without A Plugin
In this blog post we’re going to add a small code snippet to your website so you will be able to duplicate any post type with a single click. This method works with the JupiterX theme and all other WordPress themes.
How to Repair a WordPress Site’s Database
In this article we will review the methods you can use to repair your WordPress site’s database.
How to Start with CSS Animations
CSS animation brings static images and icons on any website to life. Here is the basics of CSS animation, and how to apply ready-made options or craft custom animations.
How to Use WordPress Debug Mode and Error Logs
Worried about bugs in the website development process? Fortunately, WordPress has a built-in debug mode to help identify any errors, from simple to fatal so even if you don’t have much experience, there’s nothing to worry about!