WooCommerce – Page 24

This is all in one tutorial about WooCommerce checkout fields. We are going to edit WooCommerce checkout page by removing fields, renaming them, making them optional or required and of course, we are going to add a custom field to checkout as well.

Well, let’s get started. But first of all, let me introduce you woocommerce_checkout_fields filter hook. Most of the things we are going to do with its help.

In this tutorial, we’re going to dive into WooCommerce custom order statuses.

In the first part of the tutorial, I will show you how to add a new order status in WooCommerce; in the second part, we’ll add it to WordPress bulk actions as well, so you can change order statuses for multiple orders at the same time.

One more thing: we’re going to work with custom order statuses programmatically only because I am not a big fan of having an excessive number of WordPress plugins on a single site, especially when it is just enough to deal with a couple of lines of code.

It is also worth noting that my Order Sync and Multisite Order Sync plugins work great with any custom order statuses.

In this tutorial I would like to share with you how I figured in out the way of creating custom settings tabs on “Edit Memberships Plan” pages.

I needed to add a custom tab there for settings of my Simple Mailchimp Sync plugin.

And right now in this tutorial we are going to create a simple tab like this:

The good news is that WooCommerce Memberships plugin is customizable with hooks, actually there are two of them we need:

• wc_membership_plan_data_tabs – allows to filter an array of tabs, remove or add items into it.
• wc_membership_plan_data_panels – this hook will help us when we need to display HTML of our tab.