WooCommerce is, without any doubt, a very powerful ecommerce plugin for WordPress. It is capable enough to set up and manage a successful ecommerce store of sizable proportions.
In my previous article, I covered How to add additional custom fields into the WooCommerce checkout page. In this tutorial, I will continue the topic and explain how you could dynamically customize additional fields such as removing the billing address, add/edit custom checkout fields and save these custom fields to the database. I will also discuss how you could add these custom fields to order emails.
Add this code snippet to the functions.php located in the theme folder of the WordPress website.
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WooCommerce is, without any doubt, a very powerful ecommerce plugin for WordPress. It is capable enough to set up and manage a successful ecommerce store of sizable proportions.
In my previous article, I covered How to add additional custom fields into the WooCommerce checkout page. In this tutorial, I will continue the topic and explain how you could dynamically customize additional fields such as removing the billing address, add/edit custom checkout fields and save these custom fields to the database. I will also discuss how you could add these custom fields to order emails.
Add this code snippet to the functions.php located in the theme folder of the WordPress website.
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