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WooCommerce makes it so easy to bring your store online and sell digital and physical products. With the WooCommerce Conditional Checkout Fields & Fees plugin, you can make your checkout page smarter. It lets admins create additional checkout fields and fees that will be active when certain rules are met.
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Continue ReadingShowing the same widgets, menus, form items, and content to every visitor may not be wise. The good news is there are plenty of conditional logic plugins that let you load WordPress components when certain conditions are met. Here are 15 conditional plugins you don’t want to miss:
WPBakery Conditional Logic: allows you to use WPBakery’s page builder to restrict your content by conditions. It works with all elements. Lets you combine conditions for maximum flexibility. [click to continue…]
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Continue ReadingDisqus is a wonderful comment management system used on top websites. It could cause some slowness, especially if you get lots of comments regularly. Here are 2 ways to conditionally load Disqus comments:
Disqus Conditional Load: lazy loads Disqus comments to improve your site’s performance. Your visitors can see the comments by clicking on a button or scrolling. [click to continue…]
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Continue ReadingThere are plenty of cool mega menu and advanced menu plugins available for WordPress. You can always style your menu items with custom CSS code, but have you ever wanted to show/hide menu items from certain users or on specific pages? If Menu for WordPress has you covered.
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