WooCommerce is the most popular eCommerce platform for WordPress, and it offers a powerful set of features that can help you build an online store quickly and easily. It supports a wide range of payment gateways, shipping methods, taxes, currencies, and languages. Plus, there are thousands of plugins that add even more features to your […]
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September 19, 2022 — 0
How to display Google reviews on your WordPress website
Without customer feedback and ratings, how can you know if a business is any good? Showing potential customers what other people think about your company goes a long way toward making them feel more confident about choosing your business. The Google Places API allows you to do just that by pulling in reviews from Google […]
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Enable WordPress maintenance mode
WordPress maintenance mode is a feature built into WordPress, enabled automatically when installing core/plugin updates. When maintenance mode is active, WordPress returns a 503 HTTP response and displays a “Briefly unavailable for scheduled maintenance. Check back in a minute” message. Maintenance mode can be useful for developers too. Allowing you to hide your site from […]
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Judging at GradEX22
As a judge at the 2022 graduate exhibition, I saw some truly amazing projects. Here’s my experience of being a part of that process. Judging at GradEX22
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WordPress theme development – how we utilise CSS utility classes
We recently came across the need to add a CSS class to the subcategory images output by WooCommerce. As there currently isn’t a suitable filter, in this technical how-to post, we’ll share our solution. WordPress theme development – how we utilise CSS utility classes
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