Often, we’ll have product prices that are a round number and don’t need decimal places. In this article, we take a look at how to configure WooCommerce to remove decimals from round numbers when formatting the price.

Sometimes, you may need to display a string differently depending on whether a variable is singular or plural. i.e; “1 product in stock” compared to “2 products in stock”. We could of course use an if() statement or even a switch() if there were multiple possibilities here, but for simple use cases, WordPress provides us […]

When building websites, I often use a combination of a custom theme, several custom plugins, and various third party plugins. I didn’t always do it this way but in doing so, I now think of a WordPress powered site relative to the entire installation and approach it as a system — WordPress gives us an […]

When working with WooCommerce in combination with other plugins that also have account-style areas on a site, it can make sense to choose one as the primary account area and link between them. Here’s a snippet demonstrating how you can add custom links to a WooCommerce account menu and control the URL so the link […]

If you are using WooCommerce and need to redirect users to a custom thank you page after they register to your WooCommerce site, you can use the woocommerce_registration_redirect filter to do exactly that:

Learn how to use the Gravity Forms Advanced Post Creation Add-on to save data to custom database tables.

A nice little side effect of the development of WordPress’ Gutenberg block editor is that we now have a range of WordPress-oriented NPM packages available to us. One such package that I’ve been using in recent development for the ACF Custom Database Tables plugin is the @wordpress/api-fetch package which, as its name implies, is all […]

Let’s take a look at the easiest way I know to set up custom REST API routes in a hurry.

ACF-powered front end forms are quite powerful as you can use a single ACF field group in both the WordPress admin & a front end form. Here are three ways to control which fields render on the front end.