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To output WooCommerce product attributes as an unordered list (), you can use the following code snippet in your theme's functions.php file or a custom plugin: add_action( 'woocommerce_single_product_summary', 'display_product_attributes_as_list', 25 ); function display_product_attributes_as_list() { global $product; $attributes = $product->get_attributes(); if ( .
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To add feed ads in WooCommerce, you can utilize an online advertising platform such as Google Ads or Facebook Ads. These platforms allow you to create feed ads based on the products available in your WooCommerce store. To do this, you first need to create a product feed that includes all the necessary information about your products, such as title, description, price, and image URL.
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Code splitting in webpack allows you to split your code into smaller chunks that can be loaded on demand. This can help reduce the initial bundle size of your application and improve loading times.To set up code splitting in webpack, you first need to install the webpack SplitChunksPlugin. This plugin allows you to split your code into separate chunks based on specified criteria such as size or dependencies.
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To change the currency symbol in WooCommerce, you can go to the WooCommerce settings in your WordPress dashboard. From there, navigate to the General tab and find the Currency options. Here, you can select the currency you want to use and customize the currency symbol. Once you have made your changes, be sure to save your settings. This will update the currency symbol displayed on your WooCommerce store.
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To integrate Webpack with Babel, you first need to install Babel and its related plugins and presets using npm. Once Babel is installed, you can create a Babel configuration file in your project directory and specify the presets and plugins you want to use.Next, you need to install the Babel loader for Webpack using npm. This loader allows Webpack to process files through Babel before bundling them.
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To show only the WooCommerce SKU number on your product pages, you can customize the WooCommerce template file for product pages. You would need to locate the product template file in your theme's directory (usually under /wp-content/themes/your-theme-name/woocommerce/single-product/) and open it in a code editor.Look for the section of code that displays the product SKU, which is usually located near the product price.
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To search for a customer by billing phone in WooCommerce, you can use the search functionality within the Customers section of your WooCommerce admin dashboard. Simply go to the Customers tab and use the search bar to enter the billing phone number of the customer you are looking for. WooCommerce will then display any customers that match the phone number you entered. This can be helpful for quickly finding and viewing details about a specific customer based on their billing phone information.
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When working with webpack, handling external dependencies can be done using the "externals" configuration option. This option allows you to specify which dependencies should not be bundled by webpack but instead be provided by an external source, such as a CDN or another script file.
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To create a custom WooCommerce category template, you will need to first create a new PHP file in your theme folder. You can name this file something like "category-custom.php" or any other relevant name.You can then copy the code from the default WooCommerce category template file (category.php) and paste it into your new custom template file. You can make any desired customizations to the layout, styling, or functionality of the category template in this new file.
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Debugging webpack configurations can be a challenging task, but with the right approach, it can become easier. One common technique is to start by using the --display flag with webpack commands, which can provide more detailed information about the build process. Additionally, using the --verbose flag can also help in providing more insight into what webpack is doing.Another helpful approach is to break down the configuration file into smaller parts and test each section independently.