Why This Is Done When offering a product directly via a single product page, WooCommerce will notify a user that a product is not in stock by hiding the add-to-cart button and triggering a warning notice. This prevents a buyer from attempting to place things into the cart that are not available to purchase at…
If you prefer not to view a product thumbnail when using the lf-review component inside any checkout, you can disable the output of the thumbnail using the global option in the LaunchFlows admin dashboard tab “Hide Product Thumbnail In LF Order Review Component”
What? Sometimes it is useful to remove the “/product” slug from the url structure of your WooCommerce products. Why? This has the benefit of offering a cleaner permalink structure, where a product could be yourdomain.com/product-name instead of yourdomain.com/product/product-name. WooCommerce does not allow this normally without custom coding. How? Simply go into the LaunchFlows global settings…
Why? If you would like to create custom sales page or alternative layouts for your single products, this is is easy to do with LaunchFlows, using Shortcodes, Gutenberg Blocks or Elementor Widgets. When? First you should decide whether you are already using a theme, plugin or page builder that accomplishes this function for you. If…
What Does It Do? This global setting for LaunchFlows provides a way to ensure that certain Themes (such as Thrive Themes) will act as the layout template for your single products instead of using LaunchFlows. This option disables the ability of LaunchFlows to modify the single product layout, add checkout pages to the single product…
What? In this video you’ll learn about the LaunchFlows Direct Checkout link feature. Why? This makes it super simple to send any product directly to the custom checkout of your choice from anywhere on the Internet, just by applying the special URL to any clickable element.
Who? This solution is for anyone who has many products and wants to simplify and streamline the checkout of each one with a global sales page and checkout per product. The side benefit is that marketing automation is easily customized to track the visits and purchase of these products on their own product pages without…
Description To sell more than one product with a single LaunchFlows Checkout Link, simply add the additional products to the end of the ?add-to-cart=xxxx url of the first product, separated with a comma. Instead of creating complicated variable or grouped products in WooCommerce, it’s far easier to make every product into a simple (one time…
Description With variable products, the syntax to send any particular variation directly to your custom checkout requires you to change the id from the main product to the variation id instead. Use Case You need to change the id of the main variation product to instead use the id of the variation you want to…
?lfcoupon= Add this string to the end of any checkout page url or add-to-cart product string to apply the relevant coupon discount. *Note change of prefix from “?” to “&” if it is not the primary url parameter. Example https://yourdomain.com/custom-checkout/?lfcoupon=xyzcoupon (For Checkout Page) https://yourdomain.com/custom-checkout/?add-to-cart=1234&lfcoupon=xyzcoupon (For Any Product Link)