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Tag: WordPress API
WooCommerce Product Search Filters and Divi Product Pages
One of the supported features of the Divi WooCommerce Products module is to render products from a specific category. This allows you to create uniquely designed category pages for each one of your shop categories. For example, let’s assume that we run an apparel shop and have created a dedicated page on Divi Builder. The…
WooCommerce Product Search and Custom Taxonomies
A common support request we get for the WooCommerce Product Search extension, is the following: I’m using a custom taxonomy on my WooCommerce shop, but when I search by its terms, I get no results. How can I achieve this? For the majority of shops out there, the core taxonomies provided by WooCommerce should be…
Tracking User Actions with Affiliates
One of the most common requests we get on our support forums is: How to track user actions and compensate affiliates? or other variations that basically ask the same thing: How to integrate Affiliates with the xyz plugin? With the free version of Affiliates plugin this is pretty easy using an API function provided exactly…
WordPress Support Session
There are several different setups and even more different use cases out there. This in turn makes it quite normal to read customers’ requests for new features on our plugins. One of them that I stumbled upon today, has to do with some extra content that needs to be rendered by the groups_user_groups shortcode of…
WordPress Core Functions
WordPress has an extended API which is documented in Developer Resources. This comes extremely handy when you are developing your new custom addon. Even though it is absolutely correct to use pure PHP for your implementation, there are several core functions you can use and save time. For example if you wish to load your…
