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To create a login/logout link in WordPress you can use a snippet of php code using the wp_logout_url function, you can also set the logout URL to be an external site to your own. <?php if (is_user_logged_in()) : ?> <a…

You can add a WooCommerce products’ long or short description to the actual product on the main shop page in WooCommerce via the woocommerce_after_shop_loop_item_title action hook, this hook places content immediately after the product title. Adding the Long Description to…

WooCommerce displays by default 4 columns and 10 products per page in the shop or archive page – the products per page is based off the amount of post set to display in the WP Admin Dashboard > Reading – Blog…

You can remove the Additional Information and Order Notes fields in WooCommerce checkout page with 2 filters that you add to your themes functions.php fileThe first filter woocommerce_enable_order_notes_field is returning false and will not display the ‘Additional Information’ heading and also the…

WooCommerce has the ability to remove the address fields in the checkout form of the billing and shipping forms, this is great if you do not require the address fields as you may have a virtual/download only products that don’t…

wp_nav_menu_filter allows you add items at the end of a menu in WordPress but what about adding an item at the start of a menu or in a specific place. add_filter( ‘wp_nav_menu_items’, ‘prefix_add_menu_item’, 10, 2 ); /** * Add Menu…

Here is a jQuery solution for a WooCommerce accordion style menu for the product category menu that can be assigned with a WooCommerce widget, the menu works best when all product categories are assigned to a parent category. The Accordion…

Building on from 2 previous posts on overly flyout content and animating hamburger icons – I did one more code example with a more minimal approach. The initial same approach is required with 2 x rows of content, one static…

There is a comprehensive animating Menu toggle CSS set of rules created by Jonathan Suh, it’s got more animation options than you can poke a stick at. The basic mark up in HTML is… <button class=”hamburger hamburger–collapse” type=”button”> <span class=”hamburger-box”><…