Does anyone know how to hide the Stripe fees from the Woocommerce order page in the back end. It's displayed under the total the customer pays for an item and it just repeats the total again along with the Stripe fee. It feels quite unnecessary and I was hoping a simple css code would hide it. Here is a screenshot of the part I'm trying to hide/remove: https://prnt.sc/A4VmaJ-Pxc_u
I'm not the best with CSS so the simpler the better really, thank you very much in advance.
Haven't tried anything yet, am hoping a simple CSS code will resolve this.
You can use filters to hide. Add following filters in your functions.php
//Hides the Stripe fee
add_filter( 'wc_stripe_hide_display_order_fee','__return_false');
//Hides the net total of the transaction without the charges of Stripe.
add_filter( 'wc_stripe_hide_display_order_payout','__return_false');
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I am looking to get a programmatic way to approach this where if a member has multiple membership plans, that only the highest purchase discount applies. This needs to display on the product page as well as at checkout.
Currently, it seems to stack the purchasing discounts if a user has multiple plans. Does anyone have any idea on how to go about? I have explored the plugin and the docs and nothing mentions a clear way to achieve this. I had a look at if there might be a way to create a variant of a membership plan (parent > child) but no such luck.
The plugin I am currently using is
https://docs.woocommerce.com/documentation/plugins/woocommerce/woocommerce-extensions/woocommerce-memberships/
https://woocommerce.com/products/woocommerce-memberships/
Turns out there is a simple way of achieving what I need. All you need is to add the following filter into fubctions
add_filter( 'wc_memberships_allow_cumulative_member_discounts', '__return_false' );
so, I have coded a wordpress theme and integrated woocommerce with it. It has used only simple products for some time, and I was using a simple product to test codes, as it works fine. But I recently added a variation product and then, the add to cart button also gone ( variation select dropdown is there, but values are not bonded to drop down.
If anyone can give me a hint, showing what I have done wrong, that would be a big favor.
I just got the same issue and it solved when I manually entered a price for the variable products. Unfortunately I didn't find out yet why I have to enter it, even for the same value. But it fixed it.
Hope it helps !
Here is the issue:
http://i59.tinypic.com/ljgwp.jpg
As you can see, the cart totals doesn't look right at all. Everything else in my WooCommerce platform work perfectly. I don't know what to do or where to change it. I can't seem to find the CSS files.
How could I put the shipping and handling, the subtotal in borders so that it looks neat?
I am using WooCommerce in my project and would like to display variations in a similar style like http://www.e-rudy.com/en/products/detail/SN220724R1. They have a tab called "other colors". Is it possible to do that in WooCommerce?
Yes, it is possible, but you will have to add a custom template for that to be incorporated in the product tabs. In that template you should pull all the variations information corresponding to the main product.
If you don't do it as parent->variations products, you can still link them in the backend and show those in the template. In short, it's doable but you or someone else will have to code that part. It might also be possible to do it with wp-types views, but I have never used it so I can't comment.
Hope that helps to get you started.
Like this https://woocamp.com/product/classic-wordpress-shirt/ ?
When you click on the additional sizes, nothing visually happens. But the size is registered as a variation. Now, when you select a different color, the image actually changes and the image switches as well!
I did that using WooCommerce Variations and Swatches
So as the name suggests I would like to know if its possible to Have a coupon set up on woocommerce that when entered at the checkout it adds in a free product to the order.
Can this be done or is this something woocommerce could not handle.
If anyone knows of any plugins etc I would be extremely grateful
From your question, you are asking if there's a way for users to enter a coupon that when entered gives free products?
It is possible with Woocommerce, out of the box it has it's coupon management. You can even exclude products which is useful!
Read more about this here http://docs.woothemes.com/document/coupon-management/
It's very simple to get up and running!
I realize this question is old but figured I would point out there's a plugin available for rather cheap that can handle this. I'm not the author, nor do I use the plugin, but it should take care of this functionality:
http://codecanyon.net/item/woocommerce-free-gift/6144902