How to Let Customers Cancel Their Own WooCommerce Orders
WooCommerce already lets customers cancel unpaid orders. Here is what it does, why it stops short of processing orders, and how to cover the rest.
WooCommerce already lets customers cancel unpaid orders. Here is what it does, why it stops short of processing orders, and how to cover the rest.
A WooCommerce order status is one word. A timeline is a story with dates. Here is how to build one — and the storage problem nobody warns you about.
Two completely different product categories share this search term. Most people searching it want design, and should buy design.
Three ways to change this page, ranked by how likely they are to break. Template overrides are the popular choice and the fragile one.
The woocommerce_my_account_my_orders_actions filter, with the nonce handling, the server-side check, and the HPOS rule that breaks migrated stores.
WooCommerce already has a reorder feature. It is limited to completed orders, logged-in customers, and it empties the cart. Here is how to fix each.
Seven things Amazon puts on an order. WooCommerce ships two of them. Here is which of the gap is worth closing and which is not.
If you sell consumables, the order history is the highest-intent page on your site. Most stores treat it as an archive.