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As an admin, you can enhance your customers’ experience by providing them with real-time information on the availability of bookable slots through a color-coded date picker calendar. Our latest version of the Bookings for WooCommerce plugin allows you to display this information with ease.
With this feature, GREEN indicates available slots, while RED indicates unavailable slots. This helps customers make informed decisions and avoid disappointment when booking requests can’t be fulfilled. This convenient and user-friendly feature provides an easy way for customers to view the availability of bookable slots in real-time, making the booking process smoother and more efficient.
Yes, WooCommerce is an open-source eCommerce plugin for WordPress, which means that users have the ability to customize and modify the plugin to suit their specific needs.
This can be done by using custom code, or by using a variety of WooCommerce plugins and extensions that are available to add functionality and features to the platform.
Additionally, many WordPress developers offer custom WooCommerce development services to help businesses tailor their online stores to their unique requirements.
Although there is a Quantity of Plugin which is used by a WordPress Site & it’s most likely that there are one or two plugins forcing your server to work overtime.
There are several ways to find out which WordPress plugins are slowing down your site:
- Use a plugin performance profiler such as Query Monitor or P3 (Plugin Performance Profiler) to identify slow-loading plugins and their impact on page load times.
- Use a website performance testing tool such as GTmetrix or Google PageSpeed Insights to identify slow-loading resources and determine which plugins are causing the issue.
- Deactivate all plugins and reactivate them one by one to see which plugin is causing the slowdown.
In general, it’s a good practice to keep your plugin list as small as possible and to remove any plugins that you’re not actively using. This can help reduce the number of requests your site has to make and keep your site running faster.
So whether you want to change the email address which is associated with your Store or if you are simply updating your personal contact information.
You can change your Email Address with a few Simple Steps.
1. First of all Login into your WordPress Dashboard.
2. Now hover over the WooCommerce tab on the left-hand side & click on Settings.
3. On the Setting Tab Click on General Tab.
4. In this Tab you will see Email Address Field so enter your new email address & click on save Changes.And hence by following the above steps you can change your email address.
So 301 is basically when someone visits the site by using an old link to the page that has moved, a 301 redirect will automatically take the user to the new page. In this way, the user does not see a 404 ‘page not found’ error. This provides a better user experience.
There are a number of redirection plugins available both Free & Pro Versions. Now below is the method of Installing the redirection plugin :
Log into WordPress Dashboard. Navigate to Plugins > Add New.
Type Redirection into the search bar. Click Install > Activate.
Now to create the 301 redirects in the WordPress Redirection Plugin check the below-mentioned steps :
1. Navigate to Tools > Redirection.
2. In the “Add new redirection section”, enter the old URL you want to redirect in the Source URL field.
3. Enter the new URL you want to redirect to in the Target URL field.
4. For Group, click the drop-down menu and choose a group. In our tests, we selected Redirections.
5. Click Add Redirect to save the 301 redirects.
Hope this answer will be helpful for you while working on redirection using WordPress Plugin.
Hey!
I was curious about the point-based approach that the Points and Rewards for Tutor LMS plugin follow. Are the points that the students or the tutors earn redeemable?
