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Add a cart icon to the buttons on your WooCommerce products
There are lots of reasons why you might want to modify your product’s Add to Cart buttons. You can modify the text or add a cart icon to make the buttons more prominent and visible to potential customers on your WooCommerce store. Depending on how you’re using WooCommerce you might want the button to say…
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Sponsoring the first WordCamp Canada (and our first time sponsoring an event)
The Kestrel team attended the inaugural WordCamp Canada last month in Ottawa. Canada wasn’t the biggest WordCamp we’ve been to recently, it’s the biggest one we’ve attended as sponsors (so far!) WordCamps are always a ton of fun, but WordCamp Canada was particularly exciting for me personally, as I’ve never seen all these WordPress people…
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How to share WooCommerce variation inventory and details
You can share WooCommerce variation details without creating a unique variation for every possible product choice — learn more in this article.
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Account Funds now supports the WooCommerce Checkout Block
Our team has been hard at work learning everything there is to know about the plugins we acquired earlier this year. One priority we’ve settled on as a group is to make sure our plugins all play nicely with the new blocks the WooCommerce team is rolling out.
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CheckoutWC joins Kestrel
We’re so thrilled to welcome CheckoutWC to the Kestrel flock — the best way to improve the WooCommerce checkout has a new nest.
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Create a guest WooCommerce order tracking page
Customers want to know where their order is at all times — creating a WooCommerce order tracking page that any customer can use helps you build trust.
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Managing WooCommerce inventory reservations with checkout blocks
The new WooCommerce block checkout includes a neat concept: WooCommerce inventory reservations. You can remove or modify these the improve conversions!
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Safely add custom code to WooCommerce stores
WooCommerce lets you sell your way: you can add custom code to WooCommerce to change anything, but there’s a “right” way to add custom code to WooCommerce.
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Our WCEU 2024 recap (and our first Kestrel team meetup recap, too)
The small (but mighty) Kestrel team went to WordCamp Europe in Torino this year as attendees. Despite being seasoned WooCommerce professionals, there are some projects in Woo and WordPress we haven’t used day-to-day as of late (like Product blocks). We wanted to swoop back in with both feet, and there’s no better way to completely…
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WooCommerce ZIP code fees: add charges per location
Add WooCommerce zip code fees to your products, letting you charge location based shipping and product fees.