WooWeekly #396: Order Again, Stripe, POS

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Welcome back to WooWeekly, your weekly appointment with WooCommerce tutorials, tips and updates handpicked for you so that you can learn something new. Enjoy!

~ Rodolfo Melogli (Business Bloomer) & David Mainayar (PeachPay)


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1. Brand New WooCommerce Content

WooCommerce: Order Again Button @ My Account > Orders

The WooCommerce “Order Again” button displays for ‘completed’ orders on the Thank You page and View Order page. That’s a pity, because it would be useful to show it on the My Account > Orders page as well. The good news is that we can code it ourselves!

WooCommerce Function of the Week: wc_current_user_has_role

What if you want to show hidden information only to “administrators” or “shop managers?” What about displaying a custom “My Account” tab just for logged-in customers?

WooCommerce: How To Enable Stripe Payments

This article takes you through some of the best free and premium WooCommerce Stripe plugins for your store. But first, let’s learn more about the advantages of using Stripe as a payment option for WooCommerce. 

WooCommerce: How to Customize the Shop Page

In this post, we’ll show you several ways to customize the WooCommerce shop page to better highlight your business’ unique offering.


2. David’s WooCommerce Highlights

Here are a few notes written by David of PeachPay, WooWeekly co-author:

WooCommerce POS Gets a Boost

Exactly a week ago, WooCommerce announced expanded functionality for its card reader, which works with WooCommerce Payments & the WooCommerce mobile app. You can expect more synchronized inventory management between the 3 channels: in-person, website, and mobile app. The reader also now supports “Simple Payments,” which allow merchants to collect payments without making any inventory changes. 

Paul Maiorana Talks Social Commerce

Late last week also saw Paul Maiorana speak to PYMNT’s Karen Webster about social commerce. This comes on the heels of WooCommerce’s recently announced partnership with TikTok. In the words of Maiorana: “Obviously social commerce is a big part of the evolution of commerce and the future of where folks are spending their time. There’s an opportunity for them to be influenced by the videos on TikTok or other social platforms, by their friends or folks in their network, not to mention advertising playing an important role in all those things as well”. Still waiting on Woo to support in-app purchases through Instagram though (which Shopify has supported for a while now)! 

Shipping Rates by User Role

Offering different shipping rates based on user roles allows you to convert guests into customers. Fish and Chips allows you to do just that with the all-new selector: user role. This means that you can set a condition combining any role (or roles), with any other selector: shipping class, price, weight, quantity, volume, measures, category… and set any shipping cost and/or perform any special action: messages, coupons, blocks…


3. ICYMI

WooCommerce: Search Orders By SKU @ Admin

By default, when you search for orders in the WordPress > WooCommerce > Orders backend, using a SKU will give you 0 results. Which is pretty poor for a store manager.

WooCommerce: How to Add a Top Bar to Storefront Theme

Storefront is missing an important feature: the top bar. That’s a pity, because most ecommerce themes have either a dedicated widget area or somewhere you can add content in the theme options.

WooCommerce: Quick Cart Abandonment Solutions

[Fully revised] So, what’s the solution for WooCommerce merchants, and is there any way to provide an equivalent checkout experience as ShopPay or Amazon? Let’s find out. 

WooCommerce: Reorder My Account Tabs

Here are two super simple snippets to achieve just that: reorder the My Account tabs, so your customers never miss that super important My Account section. Enjoy!

WooCommerce Function of the Week: add_fee

You got it — in this issue we’ll study the add_fee WooCommerce function, which indeed gives us the power to add custom fees to orders at checkout based on any criteria you define.

WooCommerce: “Sale” Category (Automatic)

How to display all the discounted products in a custom category called “Sale”, without doing any manual work?


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Authors

  • Rodolfo Melogli

    Author, WooCommerce expert and WordCamp speaker, Rodolfo has worked as an independent WooCommerce freelancer since 2011. His goal is to help entrepreneurs and developers overcome their WooCommerce nightmares. Rodolfo loves travelling, chasing tennis & soccer balls and, of course, wood fired oven pizza.

  • David Mainayar

    Co-Founder at PeachPay and with a background in economics, David has been obsessed with WooCommerce ever since he discovered its transformational potential for the entrepreneurial underdog. His mission is to help level the playing field for small and medium-sized enterprises as well as independent retailers. David loves travelling to central Europe, reading books by N.N. Taleb, and learning about ancient Roman and Napoleonic history.

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