This article describes the easiest way to import WooCommerce products from a .csv file created for migration on another WordPress site – step-by-step, illustrated
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Elementor is the most popular and powerful theme and page builder within WordPress. However, there is still no built-in support for customizing an event plugin, similar to how e-commerce (i.e. WooCommerce) customization is enabled. In this article, I will try to give the best solution to this problem.
The way the currency code is displayed in WooCommerce is predefined. There is no natural way to change currency symbol – by entering it in a setting field, for example. The easiest way to change the currency symbol in WooCommerce is to insert a short PHP code.
In this article, I will explain how to customize a checkout page in WordPress and how to use the Elementor Checkout widget.
Customizing the cart page has always been one of the more difficult tasks WordPress developers have faced. WooCommerce has always been a bit of a hostile platform if you would like to easily change the look of its pages and components. Here I present the way Elementor Pro recently eased this problem for us.
When WooCommerce displays the first message at the top of the screen it becomes clear: global Elementor colors that you have so carefully specified in the Site Settings section are not valid at all on the WooCommerce info bar.
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Obren Markov is a WordPress developer and designer with many years of experience in this field and several dozen created websites behind him. He is an Elementor Professional and the author of Template sets, who creates sites for end-users. Also works with agencies and independent WP designers as a subcontractor on their projects.