By default, WooCommerce sends notifications to the default website administrator email address every time a user changes their password from the My Account area of
By default, if any of your products are marked as downloadable, WooCommerce will display a ‘Downloads’ My Account endpoint. This happens even if a user
If image governance is not performed, users can upload massive image sizes, which has many adverse effects (e.g., poor user experience, server performance degradation, and
This snippet helps you reduce the number of WooCommerce endpoints within the MyListing dashboard. Instead of three separate endpoints for Account, Payment Methods, and Address,
By default, WooCommerce redirects users to their Dashboard (i.e., My Account), which may not be desirable for website owners. Adjust the website URL on Line
The question, “Why are all my orders stuck with processing status?” comes up quite often. In some cases, it’s fine to leave MyListing orders with
This snippet will add a 5% surcharge to the customer’s cart, but you can change the 0.05 value on Line 8 as desired.
By default, WordPress doesn’t provide a Registration Date column, let alone make it sortable. This snippet makes it possible to remove plugins like Admin Columns
This code snippet allows for greater flexibility within a MyListing website by exposing this otherwise private post type. One example is the ability to target
In the example, we set the default role to Subscriber, but you can set your desired role by changing “subscriber” on line 4 to the
When You Only Need to Target One Product In the example here, when someone purchases the product with a product ID of 999, we remove
By default, MyListing does not use the Featured Image portion of the Listing, so Listing owners cannot add their own Featured Image from the front
Let’s say you have several listings assigned to a particular listing type and for whatever reason you want to assign them to a different listing
This code snippet adds a Select Role dropdown to the WooCommerce orders table.
This guide is helpful for a number of situations. The code snippets available in this guide check the billing email field of the WooCommerce checkout
By default, WordPress allows you to categorize Posts, but not Pages. After adding this code snippet to your website, you’ll be able to assign a
By default, WooCommerce redirects all users to the MyListing Dashboard (i.e., My Account), which may not be desirable for website owners. Customization Notes By default,
By default, WooCommerce will attempt to display your Terms & Conditions inline (i.e., on your Checkout page). Some site owners prefer to open their terms
By default, MyListing uses a listing’s logo social share image, and this code snippet tells MyListing to pull the first gallery image instead.
This snippet will duplicate a Post, Page, Listing, etc., set the status to ‘Draft, and drop you right into editing mode.
By default, WordPress allows you to add Tags to Posts, but not Pages. After adding this code snippet to your website, you’ll be able to
This code snippet adds a Select Coupon dropdown to the WooCommerce orders table so you can easily see which coupons were applied to which orders.