Store owners often need to communicate important details to customers during checkout. By showing custom messages next to product prices in the WooCommerce order review table, you can highlight special handling, shipping notes, or other important instructions for each item.

For instance, if a customer orders one unit of a fragile product, the store may display a...

Many online stores offer optional services during checkout, such as express delivery, special packaging, or installation support. These services usually add an extra charge to the order.

For instance, a customer may choose between standard shipping and express shipping. When the customer selects a different option, the checkout total should update immediately so the...

In some WooCommerce stores, products from different categories may be fulfilled by different suppliers or manufacturers. This is quite common in dropshipping stores, where each category may be handled by a different dropshipping supplier

By default, WooCommerce displays all available product variations to every customer, regardless of their user role. While this setup works well for regular online stores, it often becomes restrictive for B2B, distributor-based, or dealer-driven businesses.

In many real-world WooCommerce setups, there can also be cases where specific variations should be hidden only ...