I want to add shop to a site. But, before using the tools I need to know if I'm using the right ones
The site is already built in a form of a blog with different articles. In this stage I want to add a shop and I decided to use Woocommerce as a plugin.
The point is that i don't know how to continue. Should i build a child-theme for the shop to take the same style of the website that is already build?
Many of you might suggest shopiffy but at this point I want to have an idea more about the woocommerce.
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First a line about me: I have skills in html & css but no skills in php. I am new to wordpress, but I learned already to build a wordpress theme for my own from scratch. If I had a problem, I always found a solution on the internet. Now I have a problem and after searching for hours, I haven’t found any helpful tips.
I want to make a website with a little webshop inside, only one product for now. I did choose WooCommerce because it is popular and i thought maybe it works like wordpress. Now I have the problem that I have no idea how to design my site. I am sitting in front of countless files with code i do not understand. I want something similar to thie website below. Right half with an image and left half with product title, description and “add to cart” button. No category, no filters, no shop overview. Just a front page with one product.
Is it possible to do the same like designing a wordpress theme like <h2><insert title code></h2> then <p><insert product description code></p> or does WooCommerce works completely different? All tutorials I found were not helpful for me.
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There is a lot of question here then I will answer to one of these and I think it's better to create a new discussion for each other question.
If you to have only a product, you can start to put a shortcode to display the product details with button "add to cart" :
https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/woocommerce-shortcodes/#section-12
The next step is to customise the display and for that, the first question is to know if the theme can be updated. If yes, you have to start with a child theme :
https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/advanced-topics/child-themes/
I am building an online store with wordpress+wocommerce. What I want to do is , once I am done with the all customization and publish the site, I no longer need the word press tools. The owner of the site is only interested in the data presented by wocommerce such as daily sales, visits etc. But the wordpress administration page is complex and complicated. So the question is, is it possible to remove all other stuff and just keep wocommerce for the client?
WooCommerce is a Wordpress plugin, so no, you can't run it without Wordpress. If your goal is to make the backoffice simple to your client, you can strip all the unnecessary menu items from the sidebar, so he only sees the WooCommerce options. Take a look at this reference.
For example, to remove the Plugins item, in the theme's functions.php add:
add_action("admin_menu", "remove_items");
function remove_items() {
remove_menu_page("plugins.php");
}
I'm making a portfolio page for a photographer. The photographer should be able to add new projects via wordpress. I am not really familiar with how wordpress uses the inputs for an "post" or "project" to create a new portfolio project.
Currently I have an intermediate knowledge of HTML and CSS. How would I be able to assign my own styles to content that is yet to be created? I figure this requires knowledge of PHP?
I understand this is a pretty general question and I apologise for my question is too vague. Searching for solutions has yet only given me plugin solutions.
In order to create a custom WordPress template not only requires some basic PHP knowledge, but also WordPress template knowledge. You can read all about them here.
I would suggest to use a theme instead. There are countless (the link is just an example) amazing portfolio themes, lots of them free and all of them responsive. If you want to go along with your current theme and use just a plugin to create those portfolio items, I suggest a plugin like Advanced Custom Fields.
Hi I want to replace my existing eCommerce website which is in PHP with Woocommerce WordPress. I have got my theme, Dokan Plugin and many others but I dont know where do I get start? i have good experience on both but I want to keep my current site live while replacing WordPress with it and also I want to keep the URL structure same and replace my data such as products, vendors with WordPress. I have searched on google but did not find any tutorial to get me started I am looking forward to hear from you guys
I'm currently developing a one page website using Wordpress and a custom theme and I'm struggling to understand how I can integrate WooCommerce checkout (and WooCommerce Booking plugin) on my index page, which contains everything rather than using /shop/ etc.
Is that even doable?
The website can be seen here: http://a-maze-in.com but the booking section is empty for now (it's live)
Any insight deeply appreciated.
Cheers.
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To be more specific, my question would be: How can I handle every step of the shop and checkout process on a single page? (that would be my index)
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Turns out that my main problem was wp_footer(); missing from the footer.php page on my Custom theme. That little thing wasn't trigging the WooCommerce functionalities (and more specifically the functionnalities linked to the Bookings Plugin)
I've amended that and now it's working on my page. I still have a lot to figure out (like how can I do the checkout on that same page) but now I can work with that.