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Every WordPress site is superspeedy after its creation, just like an operating system. But, as it ages, it slows down gaining clutters and bugs, just like an operating system! Few things get affected by a slow-running WordPress site. These are: Number of Visitors: Google tends to rank-down slow running websites in SERP, as it loves only fast websites. The User Experience: Not just Google but the users too are not much in liking with slow website performance. To create a best first impression, you should have a super fast website. That makes it always a pleasure to come back visiting the site. (Have this in mind: Each Second Counts!) Conversions: Faster a website, better will be the conversions. A slow website will always crawl on knees with conversions. As studies say, there is a 7% loss in conversions with every extra second that a page takes to load. All these make speed optimisations for websites a serious business. Fortunately, you can surely do this by fine-tuning yo...

Homepage Theme High Flyingloop Sep 25 10 Most Common WordPress Errors and their Solutions to Fix WordPress is a sleek and inherent content management system which goes error-free most of the time. Still, something may pop up here or there to give you a headache. Like every other service, WordPress can make mistakes too. There are several WordPress errors every user will encounter at least once in their WordPress time. But with good insight and proper understanding, the solution is just a finger away from you. And lucky for us, so vast is the world of information technology that people who already faced these issues have come up with proven solutions to fix these errors. See these WordPress errors with which WordPress can bug you and the answers to these problems. Back it up! Did I miss something? Yeah! Always, always remember to make the latest backup of your WordPress site. If things go wrong while correcting errors, only the backup can save y...

This article explains the steps to add a Date Picker in WooCommerce Checkout page by correctly configuring WooCommerce Checkout Field Editor plugin. Using this plugin you can customize WooCommerce checkout fields. In this article we will focus on adding a custom Date Picker. You can learn more about the plugin and purchase it from  here . For installation of the plugin please follow  this article OnceWooCommerce Checkout Field Editor is installed, you can access plugin settings page via  WooCommerce > Checkout Form . Always click on the ‘Save Changes’ button to save your changes. Add New Date Picker Field To add a new Date Picker field, first go to one of the section(billing, shipping, additional) where you want to add the field, and then click the ‘Add Field’ button. It will open a popup form where you need to select Date Picker from the Field Type select box. Fill the name for the field and other properties in the form and click on ‘Add New Fie...

You can add/show/hide extra fields on a product page based on product variations with the help of WooCommerce Extra Product Options Pro. Video Tutorial:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVQ3rZleEoY&t=81s Product Attributes Variable products are grouped using product attributes function. Product attributes are briefly divided into two: Global Attributes Local Attributes Global Attributes Once defined, these attributes will be available to add to all the products. They will be listed in the attributes section of the product from where you can choose them from the dropdown. Please see the screenshot for more details on Global Attributes. Local Attributes While global attributes are available to select throughout all products, local attributes are those which are customly added to particular products from the attributes section inside the product details. Conditionally Display Fields Based On Product Variations For Global Attribute Let’s assume that w...

The steps in a checkout form can be arranged into divisions using the Multi-Step Checkout plugin. The checkout process has three primary sections: 1. Billing details 2. Shipping details and 3. Order Info. If a user is not logged in to the account before placing the order, the checkout form displays a  Login  section and  Coupons  section just above the billing details sections. The Order Info section is followed by a  Payment Info section. All these sections of checkout can be arranged and customised in different formats as sections using the plugin. To Navigate to the Plugin settings, hover on  WooCommerce  in the Dashboard and choose  Multi-Step Checkout . General Settings The general settings of the plugin include primary settings like adding, renaming and rearranging the steps. Add New Step Feature ‘ Add new step ’ feature is one of the key features of the plugin. It helps you to add custom steps for checking out on your checkout pag...