If you have identified the third-party API as the bottleneck for your WordPress website’s performance, there are several steps you can take to speed up API requests and responses: Caching: Implement caching for API responses to reduce the load on the API server and improve response times. You can use a caching mechanism on your…
Creating a WooCommerce wishlist functionality involves customizing your WooCommerce store to allow users to save products to a wishlist. Below is a step-by-step guide and an example of how to create a simple WooCommerce wishlist using custom code. This example assumes you are comfortable working with PHP and WordPress hooks. Step 1: Create a…
Creating custom WooCommerce product shortcodes for displaying recent products, popular products, and selected products is a handy way to extend the functionality of your WooCommerce store. 1. Recent Products Shortcode: This shortcode will display a specified number of recent products. function recent_products_shortcode($atts) { $args = shortcode_atts(array( ‘number’ => 5, // Number of products to display…
Creating a WooCommerce cart widget involves adding a piece of code to your WordPress theme’s files or using a custom plugin. Here’s an example of how you can create a simple WooCommerce cart widget in WordPress: Step 1: Create a custom WordPress plugin (Optional) If you prefer not to modify your theme directly, you can…
Introduction In the ever-evolving realm of PHP programming, there exist certain enchanting elements that wield incredible power, yet often remain shrouded in mystery to many developers. These mystical components are known as “magic methods.” They aren’t incantations or arcane rituals, but rather, they are a set of special methods designated by PHP, identified by their…