In the final blog post in our Features series about the Order Tracking WordPress plugin, we’re going to look at how to help keep orders better organized by using the customers and sales reps features. We’ll start by looking at customers. The customers feature was created so that users with many orders could view the…
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In this blog post about our Order Tracking WordPress plugin, which is part of our Features series, we’re going to be looking at custom fields. Custom fields can be created for orders, customers and sales reps, but we’ll be concentrating on custom fields for orders in this post. Custom fields for customers and sales reps… READ POST
Once a customer has placed an order, there’s nothing that they appreciate more than information on the status of their order. One of the easiest ways to give them that information is by providing updates via email, using our Order Tracking WordPress plugin. To get started, head to the Emails tab of the settings page… READ POST
Most customers would appreciate updates about their WooCommerce orders as your process them. Our WordPress Order Tracking plugin offers a simple solution to do just that! The first thing you’ll need is a premium license. If you don’t already have a page set up where customers can check the status of their orders, create a… READ POST
We’re taking a look at the styling options available in the Ultimate Product Catalog WordPress plugin this week in our plugin features series. We’ll start with the options available to anyone using the plugin, either the free or premium version, found in the “Catalog Page Display” section of the “Basic” settings. From here, you can… READ POST
In our previous post, we covered how to use custom fields within custom-created product tabs in the Ultimate Product Catalog WordPress plugin. This week we’re looking at an even more powerful way to use custom fields in your catalogue: as custom filters for attributes like size, colour, brand and more. To get started, you’ll need… READ POST
A popular feature of our WordPress Product Catalog plugin is the ability to customize your product pages. There are a few ways to do that, from creating or editing your product page templates, to using the custom product page builder, to using the many premium styling options that are included in the plugin. The one… READ POST
In this latest post from our plugin features series, we’ll be going over the styling options available to you in the Ultimate FAQs plugin. We’ll start with an option available to anyone using the plugin, either the free or premium version, the “Custom CSS” styling box in the “Basic” options tab. This setting can be… READ POST
For many businesses, responding to enquiries from potential customers can consume a significant amount of their employees’ time. While answering legitimate questions quickly and informatively is important, much of the information that customers email about is already available on a business’ website. If you’re using WPForms for your contact form, our Ultimate FAQ plugin for… READ POST
This is the first post in a series covering the key features that make our plugins so useful. Today, we’re going to cover the FAQ search feature of the Ultimate FAQ WordPress plugin. The FAQ search shortcode is exactly what it sounds like. Instead of your users clicking through your entire FAQ section to find… READ POST