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Templates in WordPress are PHP files used by themes to control page layout and structure. They decide how content, headers, footers, and sidebars display. WordPress uses a template hierarchy to automatically select the correct template. Templates help maintain consistent design across pages while allowing layout flexibility.

Templates in WordPress are PHP files used by themes to control page layout and structure. They decide how content, headers, footers, and sidebars display. WordPress uses a template hierarchy to automatically select the correct template. Templates help maintain consistent design across pages while allowing layout flexibility.

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Page templates in WordPress are predefined layout files used to control how a page looks and behaves. They are created by themes and allow different page designs without extra coding. A page template can change structure, sidebar placement, header style, or content layout. You can assign a template to any page from the WordPress editor under Page Attributes. Common examples include full-width pages, landing pages, and contact pages. Page templates help keep design consistent while offering flexibility for different page types.

Page templates in WordPress are predefined layout files used to control how a page looks and behaves. They are created by themes and allow different page designs without extra coding. A page template can change structure, sidebar placement, header style, or content layout. You can assign a template to any page from the WordPress editor under Page Attributes. Common examples include full-width pages, landing pages, and contact pages. Page templates help keep design consistent while offering flexibility for different page types.

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To add tracking to WooCommerce orders, you can use a shipment tracking plugin or enter tracking details manually. Install a WooCommerce tracking plugin, select the shipping carrier, and add the tracking number to the order. Customers then receive tracking information by email and in their account. Some shipping providers also allow API integration for automatic tracking updates. This helps customers monitor deliveries and reduces support requests.

To add tracking to WooCommerce orders, you can use a shipment tracking plugin or enter tracking details manually. Install a WooCommerce tracking plugin, select the shipping carrier, and add the tracking number to the order. Customers then receive tracking information by email and in their account. Some shipping providers also allow API integration for automatic tracking updates. This helps customers monitor deliveries and reduces support requests.

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To set up discounts in WooCommerce, go to Marketing → Coupons in your WordPress dashboard. Click Add Coupon, enter a code, and choose a discount type such as percentage or fixed amount. You can apply discounts to specific products, categories, or the entire order. Set usage limits and expiry dates if needed. Save the coupon. Customers apply the code at checkout to receive the discount.

To set up discounts in WooCommerce, go to Marketing → Coupons in your WordPress dashboard. Click Add Coupon, enter a code, and choose a discount type such as percentage or fixed amount. You can apply discounts to specific products, categories, or the entire order. Set usage limits and expiry dates if needed. Save the coupon. Customers apply the code at checkout to receive the discount.

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The WooCommerce checkout is the final step where customers complete their purchase. It collects billing details, shipping information, and payment method. After reviewing the order, the customer places it. WooCommerce then processes payment through the selected gateway, creates the order, reduces stock, and sends confirmation emails. A smooth checkout experience helps reduce cart abandonment and improves sales.

The WooCommerce checkout is the final step where customers complete their purchase. It collects billing details, shipping information, and payment method. After reviewing the order, the customer places it. WooCommerce then processes payment through the selected gateway, creates the order, reduces stock, and sends confirmation emails. A smooth checkout experience helps reduce cart abandonment and improves sales.

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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.

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.

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To change shipping charges, open WooCommerce → Settings → Shipping → Shipping Zones. Select a zone and edit the shipping method, such as Flat Rate or Local Pickup. Update the shipping cost, add conditions, or apply class-based charges. Save changes after editing. WooCommerce lets you control shipping prices by location, product type, or order value for better flexibility.

To change shipping charges, open WooCommerce → Settings → Shipping → Shipping Zones. Select a zone and edit the shipping method, such as Flat Rate or Local Pickup. Update the shipping cost, add conditions, or apply class-based charges. Save changes after editing. WooCommerce lets you control shipping prices by location, product type, or order value for better flexibility.

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To remove shipping charges in WooCommerce, go to WooCommerce → Settings → Shipping. You can disable shipping completely by unchecking Enable shipping in shipping options. If you want free shipping, create a Free Shipping method in a shipping zone and remove other methods. You can also set shipping cost to zero. This is useful for digital products or stores offering free delivery.

To remove shipping charges in WooCommerce, go to WooCommerce → Settings → Shipping. You can disable shipping completely by unchecking Enable shipping in shipping options. If you want free shipping, create a Free Shipping method in a shipping zone and remove other methods. You can also set shipping cost to zero. This is useful for digital products or stores offering free delivery.

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To customize checkout without plugins, use custom PHP and CSS in your WordPress theme or child theme. WooCommerce provides hooks and filters to modify fields, remove sections, or change labels. You can edit styles using custom CSS and override template files if needed. This method gives full control but requires coding knowledge. Always back up your site before making manual changes.

To customize checkout without plugins, use custom PHP and CSS in your WordPress theme or child theme. WooCommerce provides hooks and filters to modify fields, remove sections, or change labels. You can edit styles using custom CSS and override template files if needed. This method gives full control but requires coding knowledge. Always back up your site before making manual changes.

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You can customize the WooCommerce checkout page using plugins, page builders, or custom code. Checkout editor plugins let you add, remove, or rearrange fields easily. Page builders help redesign layout sections visually. You can also customize labels, placeholders, and styles using CSS. For advanced changes, developers use hooks and filters. Always test changes to ensure checkout flow, payments, and validation work correctly before going live.

You can customize the WooCommerce checkout page using plugins, page builders, or custom code. Checkout editor plugins let you add, remove, or rearrange fields easily. Page builders help redesign layout sections visually. You can also customize labels, placeholders, and styles using CSS. For advanced changes, developers use hooks and filters. Always test changes to ensure checkout flow, payments, and validation work correctly before going live.

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