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How to Override WooCommerce Widgets December 01 2012
While it’s not technically possible to override a WordPress widget (and remember WooCommerce widgets are nothing more than WordPress widgets), WooCommerce is just so extendable and pluggable and flexible, that some widget functionality can be nearly completely overridden just using the standard WooCommerce template files and/or template functions. For the widgets that aren’t as pluggable, or if you need greater control, you have the option to un-register a core WooCommerce Keep Reading…
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How to Add Dimension Units to WooCommerce November 08 2012
This post was prompted by a recent question on the blog regarding how best to add custom units to the WooCommerce dimensions or weight options. While not a difficult thing to do, adding units is not trivial either if you don’t have much experience with PHP, WordPress or WooCommerce. This would be useful for adding, for instance, the foot as a dimension measurement to WooCommerce, which seems to be the Keep Reading…
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Writing a Plugin That Can Be Localized by WPML August 10 2012
Writing a custom plugin that can be translated by WPML (WordPress Multilingual) using .mo files is actually quite simple once you figure out how to generate the .mo file. My first attempt to internationalize my plugin with WPML however was less than successful, WPML would not localize my plugins text strings. I knew my .mo file was correct, and could be loaded by WordPress because when I set WPLANG to Keep Reading…
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