1. Introduction WooCommerce is a highly customisable shop/cataloguing plug-in. Details on usage are provided directly via the following references WooCommerce – managing documents WooCommerce – variable product WooCommerce – upsells and cross-sells WooCommerce – linking a project to a product The text below is an overview which may be helpful, however if in doubt, refer […]
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Modify the WooCommerce catelogue ordering to sort using your own custom field. Rather than taking the products by alphabetical order, or whatever, I wanted to be able to fine tune the ordering and be more specific. I chose to add a custom field to the WooCommerce shop products. This would then be used as my […]
A WordPress website with the popular WooCommerce plugin shows a page title, automatically generated according to the category page being viewed. For a WordPress website I was looking to remove the page title from view. Hide the Category page title using CSS or programmatically with WooCommerce filters? Often, the simple approach to hiding website content […]
By default WordPress considers all files and directories from the installed directory to be under its control. For a website I had installed WordPress in the root of the website file structure. Subsequently I wished to install another program suite within a subdirectory. I had no desire for files missing within this directory to be […]
Whilst updating plugins or the core WordPress I have encountered the message: Briefly unavailable for scheduled maintenance. Try again in a minute. WordPress is put into maintenance mode whilst certain actions are made. Don’t worry – take a look after 5 or 10 minutes. I have found that being patient can be all that’s required. […]
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Updating the Ditty News ticker, which typically scrolls across the top of the page. Log in to the site, and select the dashboard Once in this admin mode, note the left hand menu, Select News Tickers from this menu The News Tickers page shows any/all configured News Tickers for your site. If you don’t have […]
Looking at websites hosted with Heart Internet I found that they were not running the scheduled tasks. WordPress websites were failing to action the security updates and scheduled backups didn’t happen. By default a website hosted with Heart Internet needs to have scheduled tasks configured. With a new hosting package the scheduled task details aren’t […]
Do you use your WordPress blog only for public viewing? Why not use your blog to record and save details about tasks, actions and equipment? Of course care should be taken when storing sensitive information on the website. If access to the website was gained by others Take care not to record sensitive information in […]
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After configuring a scheduled publishing date for a WordPress post I found that I wanted to cancel the schedule. My preference had changed to instantly publishing the post, when I was ready. For a WordPress post, which is yet to be published, there is the option to configure a Publish on date. Whilst the scheduled […]
WordPress allows posts to be scheduled at a date and time in the future. I like to write posts and schedule the publish date, spreading the release dates in the future. Scheduling your WordPress post by editing the Publish option from the Publish section, top right within the post edit view. To change the publish […]
