Recently I helped a friend building her site at reodora.com.
I was not in website development from when I joined Woo, mainly because I didn’t want to work close with any customer like freelancers usually do.
But I made an exception! Check how I built the site and what I used.
Continue reading Reodora.com – How I Built This Site With WooCommerce and Storefront
I’m sure that at least once you had to search something in the code, even if you are not a developer. Maybe a support technician told you that you can customize your site using WordPress actions, or you simply need to know the name of a function.
Well, searching into the code is not as easy as it seems, but I’ll try to explain here how I do it so that you can do it easily and quickly.
Coding knowledge are not required, but it would be very helpful if you can understand what you read.
Some weeks ago I started a new blog named When I Have Time where I write about anything not related to WordPress and WooCommerce.
It’s a WordPress.com blog, and I needed to boost it a bit. I thought to cross-post from that blog to this one, by creating posts here and linking them to that blog, but I didn’t want them to appear as real posts like others on this blog, more like referrals only.
I found some plugins to do this on the .org repository, but they didn’t do exactly what I wanted. So I decided to create mine.
Continue reading Cross-Post from a WordPress.com blog Automatically
At least once in your life you have seen a site that has limited time offers, or memberships that expires on a specific date.
If you noticed, they often say “Expires in X”. That’s easy to understand for a human, but how do you do it in WordPress?
Continue reading Human Readable Time Difference in WordPress
