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Custom fields for WooCommerce variations

In this article, we’ll look at how to add WooCommerce custom fields for variations. Custom fields can mean either:

Fields to display additional data about a variation, or
Fields to accept user input for customising the product variation

We’ll look at both options.

How to add gift wrapping to WooCommerce products in three easy steps

You’d like the option to add gift wrapping to your WooCommerce products. In this article, we’ll look at three easy steps to give your customers the option of having their products gift wrapped, including how to offer a gift message.

WooCommerce: add multiple products to the cart at once

Would you like the ability in WooCommerce to add multiple products to the cart at once? The Products Add-Ons Ultimate plugin lets you include other products as extra options to your product page meaning that your customers can add multiple products to their cart in one hit. You can use simple or variable products.

How to upload files on WooCommerce product pages

You’re running a WooCommerce store that requires customers to be able to upload images or other files on the product page. It could be a print shop, personalised gift store, stationery shop, or a million other types of WooCommerce store. But you need the ability to add a file upload to a product page.

How to add an engraving option to a WooCommerce product

If you are selling WooCommerce products that can be engraved, you’ll need to have an engraving option on your product page. This will be a field where the customer can enter the text that they want engraved and which will get attached to the order you receive.

In this article we’ll look at very clear and simple steps to add an engraving option to your WooCommerce products, some different ways to charge for it, and some further parameters like setting the number of characters allowed.

It will take you only a few minutes to get your engraving product up and running.

How to add WooCommerce custom fields to a product

In this post, I’m going to walk through the entire process of adding WooCommerce custom fields to a product. We’ll look at two types of custom fields:

Firstly, input fields (also called product add-ons) like text fields, select fields, checkboxes, and so on that allow the user to enter additional, personalised information about a product
Secondly, we’ll look at WooCommerce extra product data fields – custom fields that display additional information for your products.

We’ll also take a look at how you can use both types of custom field in combination, displaying extra product data depending on certain user choices.

WooCommerce cash on delivery fee – in 2 easy steps

You’ve got ‘cash on delivery’ as a payment option in your store but you want to add an extra charge to customers who pay using this method. In this article I’m going to show you how to set up a WooCommerce cash on delivery fee in two easy steps. It’ll take you less than five minutes.

We’ll also look at some optional extras, like setting minimum or maximum order values for when the fee applies, whether to include shipping costs, and whether to apply tax.

WooCommerce conditional product options

You’re adding extra options to your products but you only want to show them when certain conditions are met. For instance, customers can enter text to be engraved on your products – but only if they’ve selected a checkbox first. Or – some options are available only for certain product variations. This article will show you how to use the WooCommerce Product Add-Ons Ultimate plugin to create conditional product options.

WooCommerce pizza: how to create a WordPress pizza builder

What is more delicious than pizza? Especially when you get to choose exactly how you want it. In this article we’ll look at how to create a tasty WooCommerce pizza builder that lets the customer choose exactly the pizza they want.

Add custom cart item data in WooCommerce

WooCommerce lets you add your own custom cart item data. This article is your ultimate guide to two filters – woocommerce_add_cart_item_data and woocommerce_add_to_cart_validation – and how you can use them to validate custom fields then add the data to the cart and the order.