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If you are using the Subscriptions for WooCommerce Pro plugin, you can easily offer membership discounts as the plugin is compatible with the Membership For WooCommerce plugin.
You can go to Dashboard > Products > All Products > Any Variable Subscription Product > Subscriptions Settings and then offer membership discounts.
For more details, you can watch the video on Subscriptions For WoCommerce to understand the features in detail.
WCAG is divided into four principles — major things that web content must have in order to be considered accessible (see Understanding the Four Principles of Accessibility for the WCAG definitions).
Each of the links below will take you to pages that expand on these topics, providing you with practical advice on how to write your web content so that it meets the success criteria outlined in each of the WCAG 2.0 and 2.1 guidelines that further subdivide each principle.
- Perceivable: It must be perceived by users in some way, using one or more of their senses.
- Operable: Users must be able to control UI elements (for example, buttons must be clickable in some way — mouse, keyboard, voice command, and so on).
- Understandable: Users must be able to understand the content.
- Robust: The content must be created using widely accepted web standards that will work across multiple browsers now and in the future.
The database for every WordPress installation has 12 default tables. Data is contained in each database table for a different section, feature, or functionality of WordPress.
Subscriptions require that both customers and products be properly set up. The payment of the subscription using Stripe requires the customer’s selection when they are invoiced.
If your payment settings are all set, then the next part of creating a recurring payment in WooCommerce is to have at least one product using a subscription model.
Step 1- Set up a new product, or edit an existing one.
Step 2- The product will have the option of being a Simple Subscription or a Variable Subscription. In the screenshot below you will see a Simple subscription product. Make sure to add the subscription information for the product including the subscription cost and frequency of payment.
Step 3- Click on Save or Update in order to save your changes for the product.
When you have subscription products set up, you can create subscription orders that accept recurring payments. There are a few ways that subscription orders can be placed. They can be done from the storefront or they can be created manually by an administrator. For the purpose of this tutorial and to demonstrate a subscription order, we will walk through creating a manual order.
Subscriptions are records in WooCommerce that are used to manage future payments per the subscription product. Here are the steps for manually creating a subscription.
When you have subscription products set up, you can create subscription orders that accept recurring payments.
No, WordPress is not highly resistant to Brute Force Login attacks. You can protect yourself by doing the following:
1. Create a strong password.
2. Modify the default WordPress admin username.
3. Use .htaccess to restrict WordPress admin access.
2. Modify the default WordPress admin username.
5. Scan the website for hacks and use Google Safe Browsing.
6. Configure CloudFlare DNS level security
7. Create a backup of WordPress
8. Maintain all WordPress-related information.
9. Create a second WordPress admin password.
10. Modify the URL for the WordPress Admin Login.
11. Restrict WordPress login attempts from a specific IP address.I installed the pro plugin of Order Bump suggested by you. I just needed to know what happens if a customer has already added the product to the cart that I was going to show as a bump offer?
The WordPress REST API is extended by the WooCommerce API. A program can communicate with WordPress’ functionality via the PHP WordPress REST API. Data can be read, created, updated, and deleted using the WooCommerce API. Each of these actions is covered in this post so you can use them to send API calls to your WooCommerce store. Then, you may connect a third-party web app, develop your own plugin, and more using these API calls.
Integration of the WooCommerce API can provide countless chances to scale your business while it grows quickly. It makes your website borderless.
If you currently use a WordPress site for your marketing efforts or are thinking about creating your own website using the platform, here are some of the most frustrating issues you may face-
- Inconsistent Backend
- Customization
- Security Issues
- It’s Difficult to Keep Up With Updates
- Page Speed Issues
- No Built-In Backup System
- Frequent Error Messages
Yes, it is ok to have your eCommerce website designed by outsourcing it to a responsible agency. Try to get an industry expert to handle the outsourcing. This will make it easier to contact them in case of any issues or for any upcoming maintenance work.
To make the finest decisions, read community reviews as well.
No, deactivated or inactive plugins don’t make WordPress run slower. Let’s look at the inner workings of WordPress to better grasp that.
A loading process is initiated by WordPress each time a user requests a page from your WordPress website. It only loads installed plugins that are currently active on your website throughout this procedure. All inactive plugins are not even loaded or given a second glance.
The speed of your website won’t be impacted or slowed down even if you have dozens of inactive plugins installed.
The ‘Plugins’ page alone is the sole area where WordPress searches for deactivated plugins on your website. Even then, the plugins themselves are not loaded; only the plugin’s header file is searched for.
