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WooCommerce already comes with everything you need to bring your store online and sell digital and physical products. With the WooCommerce Conditional Product Fields at Checkout plugin, you can take control of products fields on your checkout page. It lets you display additional fields dynamically when certain conditions are met.
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Continue ReadingWooCommerce already makes it easy to bring your store online and sell digital and physical products. You wouldn’t want to offer the same shipping, fees, and product options for every region. These 5 conditional rules plugins help you build a more dynamic store:
WooCommerce Conditional Checkout Fields & Fees: allows you to display additional fields on the checkout and shipping forms and apply fees based on the conditions met. You can take into account user role, order total, cart quantity, and other factors. [click to continue…]
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Continue ReadingWooCommerce comes with everything you need to build a simple store fast. You can always write your own plugins or adopt existing extensions to take WooCommerce’s capabilities to the next level. These 15 conditional logic WooCommerce extensions turn your store smarter:
WPC Product Timer: allows you to add time-based conditions to your website. For instance, you can set products to go out of stock or become visible after, before, or within a time period. [click to continue…]
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Continue ReadingPlenty of stores offer free shipping to increase their sales and grow their customer base. By offering conditional free shipping on your own site, you may be able to encourage people to buy more. These 6 free shipping plugins help with that:
Conditional Free Shipping: this WooCommerce plugin supports a wide range of conditions under which orders qualify for free shipping. You can limit it to a subset of countries and exclude states. [click to continue…]
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Continue ReadingWooCommerce 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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