The plugin does a good job of managing attribute-based stock, which has simplified inventory tracking for my store. However, I noticed a couple of issues that could be improved. One feature I thought it had (allowing stock sync across multiple stores) turned out to be missing.
Quick answer: WooCommerce has no built-in setting to cap how many units a customer can buy below your stock level. You can add a maximum quantity per product for free with two short pieces of PHP: one that caps the quantity input using the woocommerce_quantity_input_args filter, and one that enforces the cap at the cart […]
As the eCommerce business flourishes in the digital space, store owners look for better ways to keep their clients captivated. Many companies lose out on potential sales as they fail to provide a good experience during the last stages of the shopping process. If a customer encounters an unreliable payment gateway or faces difficulties while […]
