In WooCommerce, you can set different shipping rates using Shipping Classes. Go to WooCommerce → Settings → Shipping → Shipping Classes and create classes like Heavy, Light, or Fragile. Assign a shipping class to each product from the product edit page. Then open Shipping Zones, edit a shipping method such as Flat Rate, and set costs for each class. This lets you charge different shipping rates based on product type or weight.

There isn’t a separate “WooCommerce payments plugin” just for hotel bookings. You normally use a hotel booking/booking calendar plugin that creates bookable products, and then accept payments through any standard WooCommerce gateway. Popular booking options include WooCommerce Bookings (paid) or free hotel booking plugins that integrate with WooCommerce. For payments, use WooPayments, Stripe, PayPal, Square, Razorpay, or any gateway your region supports. If you need deposits or partial payments, add a deposits plugin or choose a booking plugin that supports pay-later and deposit rules. This setup keeps booking and payments flexible. Confirm refunds, cancellation fees, and tax settings match policies.

To set up Cash on Delivery in WooCommerce, log in to your WordPress dashboard first. Go to WooCommerce → Settings → Payments. Find Cash on Delivery in the payment methods list and click Enable. Then click Set up or Manage to configure options. You can limit Cash on Delivery to specific shipping methods or locations. Add a clear payment description for customers at checkout. Save changes after configuration. Cash on Delivery will now appear as a payment option during checkout. This method is useful for local deliveries and customers who prefer paying after receiving products.

To display shipping costs on the product page in WooCommerce, you can use a plugin or custom code.

Using a Plugin: Install a plugin like WooCommerce Shipping Calculator on Product Page or WooCommerce Shipping Method on Product Page. These plugins allow you to show estimated shipping costs based on the customer’s location.

Using Custom Code: You can add custom code to your theme’s functions.php file to fetch and display shipping costs. This involves using WooCommerce hooks and the shipping methods API to calculate costs dynamically and display them on the product page.

Always test on a staging site before applying changes live.

To create a WooCommerce shop page, first install and activate WooCommerce. During setup, WooCommerce usually creates core pages automatically, including Shop. If it didn’t, go to WooCommerce > Status > Tools and click “Create default WooCommerce pages.” You can also create it manually: go to Pages > Add New, name it “Shop,” publish it, then set it as the shop page in WooCommerce > Settings > Products. WooCommerce will automatically display products on that page. Next, add the Shop page to your main menu under Appearance > Menus. Finally, customize the layout using your theme options, Site Editor templates, or a page builder, and test filters, sorting, and pagination.

To disconnect WooCommerce from Facebook, follow these steps:

1. Go to your WordPress dashboard and navigate to WooCommerce > Settings.

2. Click on the Integration tab.

3. Locate the Facebook for WooCommerce option and click on Manage.

4. In the Facebook settings page, scroll down to the Remove Integration section.

5. Click on Remove to disconnect your WooCommerce store from Facebook.

This will unlink your store from Facebook, removing any sync with Facebook Catalog, Facebook Ads, and other related features. If you want to reconnect later, you can follow the same process to link again.