How to work with dynamic fields in Elementor
One of Elementor’s strong features is dynamic fields, which we can use to create dynamic pages and templates.
How to add new values to the WooCommerce registration form
While developing an e-shop for a client, I came across a specific requirement. As this is a B2B shop, the client requested that only logged-in users should be allowed to sell.
Dynamic values in Elementor form
When using dynamic fields and templates in Elementor, we may encounter a requirement where we need to separate individual emails that come from an Elementor form based on some dynamic field or input from a site visitor.
How to display fixed width text in Elementor Slider
While using the Elementor Slider, I came across one small, but all the worse bug. When the Slider is displayed full-width, it is not possible to set the text of each slider to maintain a fixed width of the main container content.
Displaying the name of the logged-in user in Elementor
If our website has user login, it is a good idea to make a distinction between logged-in and non-logged-in users.
Transparent header in Elementor
Transparent (or “Naked”) header is a relatively frequently requested element on a web page. One would expect such a banal and desirable thing to be somehow embedded in Elementor, but the opposite is true.
Confirmation of terms and conditions and GDPR at order confirmation
Woocommerce does not include in its core the ability to insert checkboxes where you would require your clients to agree to terms and conditions and consent to the processing of personal data. To clarify, Woocommerce provides a checkbox for Terms and Conditions, provided you have created them as a page and set them as a
Variable symbol in the notification email
When a customer purchases goods on your e-shop and pays by bank transfer, his order enters the “awaiting payment” status and he receives a notification email.
Custom fields and custom post types – view
In the last article, we set up our own post types and custom fields that we stuck to those posts. Today we will view them.
How to view stock status in WooCommerce product list
It is great for users if they can see the stock status already in the product list, i.e. in the product category or in the “Shop” subpage. They can save themselves the disappointment of choosing a product when they can see directly whether or not it is in stock.