One of the most common problems for WooCommerce stores that have multiple environments (such as a staging and live version of the site) is how to move data back and forth between these versions of the site. For example, what if you use an eCommerce-friendly host like SiteGround or Kinsta who has a one-click staging environment you can use?
When we discussed how to get all WooCommerce orders with a refund, we talked about why the “refunded” status isn’t a great way of tracking orders with a refund, as a partially-refunded order will not have that status.
We put together a helper function to directly query refunds and return the associated order IDs for them.
When viewing the “Orders” list in WooCommerce, you’ll see a set of columns that will show you details about orders in your store. While you can remove columns easily using the “Screen options” tab, adding columns requires some custom code to determine what the column data should be.
Let’s take a look at adding some custom WooCommerce Orders list columns today.
As usage of the Members Area in WooCommerce Memberships, we’ve seen some interesting customizations of how this members-only information is shown to customers and members.
One of the most common customizations we’ve seen people do or ask for guidance on is the ability to sort or adjust what’s shown under My Content,
