I’m having an issue with my WooCommerce store that I haven’t been able to solve despite multiple attempts and code adjustments.

I am trying to create a predictive search form for woocommerce that help user to get quick and exact search result, The code work fine but the problem is with the woocommerce search query (search result) it show users a wrong result: If users searches for (men clothing) they get a result that does not match what they looking for, it shows women clothing, tables and chairs instead of showing: shorts, shoes and men’s clothing…!

I am using the following snippet to add a flat rate handling fee to physical items in my cart. My company offers free books with free shipping to our employees via use of a coupon, so I need this fee to be removed if the cart total is zero. Not sure how to accomplish this.

I’m looking to edit the woocommerce low stock message. But only for product variations which are set to allow backorders.

I am trying to avoid duplication of ‘Description’ and ‘Category Description’ fields on Pagenated category pages.

Before HPOS the order save hook can be checked this way:

I have attribute “Details” and one of the values of this attribute – “Oversize”. This value have description “Please note, this model runs large. We recommend ordering a size smaller”.

I’m using this coding to restrict the users to create an order per year, and it’s working well. But, I noticed that if the date created of the last order is more than 365 days, the coding takes it as it was from this year so it doesn’t let users that have purchased with more than 365 days to buy again. Can someone please review the coding and make the necessary modifications? Thanks in advance!

When you have a native Category Page in WooCommerce the products that are out of stock will receive that indication across the product image. For reference, this is how that looks on this page of our website: Copper Creek 22 ARC
Screenshot of Native Behavior

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