Intermediate
Intermediate tutorials may include code modifications, or use of tools like FTP. If you’re not a full-on developer, but you’re also not scared of getting your hands dirty, these tutorials are good for you :)
I’ve had some clients in the past who wanted to set up a free download in their WooCommerce store, as an email list building strategy.
In reality it can be a little cumbersome to do a free download in exchange for an email address within a store context because it takes several more clicks on the part of the user, than it would for a typical opt-in form. The steps I provide here will significantly streamline the process. I wouldn’t recommend it as your only opt-in process, but if you really want/need to use your WooCommerce store for this, the method in this tutorial will certainly ease the main pain points.
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Recently I had a client that needed to display a grid of images in a sidebar widget, each one of which would link to a different page. Previously they had…
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Creating a child theme is generally the best practice for modifying or customizing an existing theme. However in a couple of cases there may be another, easier way, especially for…
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Just recently I've worked on two sites that needed a way to display testimonials and a way to collect them from clients via the website itself. With WordPress there are…
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I had a client recently who needed to create private, password-protected sections on her WordPress site. She wanted each of her clients to have a private page with information related…
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LAST UPDATED: August 2016 Have you had one of these fights with the WordPress post editor? Have you tried creating neatly aligned rows and columns of images? Or perhaps attempted…
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