Joshua Michaels - Customizing WooCommerce the Right Way Using Action and Filter Hooks

We've all done it: copy the WooCommerce template files into our theme to customize them for a client. While this is the way WooCommerce recommends to customize WooCommerce, it isn't ideal. As WooCommerce updates their views, your theme files become out-of-date and you have to update them more than you would like. There is a better way: updating WooCommerce templates via Actions and Filters! This presentation will show you how easy it is to customize WooCommerce templates using built-in WooCommerce action and filter hooks. Using the methods shown, your WooCommerce customizations will never be out-of-date and will be much easier to maintain. What's more, the possibilities are endless giving you total control over your product and store pages. We'll go over some of the major and not-so-major included hooks, list the advantages and pitfalls of using these methods, as well as provide resources for you to dive in further.
Speaker Bio
Joshua Michaels aka Iz is a developer, designer, dj, music producer, traveler and coffee lover from Chicago. He has been involved with the web in some form since 1992 and a WordPress developer for 12+ years. He runs a design and development agency called studio.bio (studio.bio) which is focused on web and app development for clients large and small including United Way of Metro Chicago, Jockey International, Monica + Andy, Chicago Commons, Piano Power, and many more.
This is a Zoom recording of the Chicago WordPress Meetup on 8/5/20

[@yotubecreators47]

people like this guy convince me the world can and will become a better place, thank you Joshua and rest of the team and the organizer and the uploader for sharing your knowledge and time for free, this is a great session

[@NotAshamedOfficial]

So much clearer than 99% of the other stuff I've watched thank you so much for making this

[@AlexandarIvanov-uz2sl]

The only tutorial that helped me to get it! I don't know why hooks are such trouble to be explained properly. Thank you very much!

[@user-qk5mr8ez6y]

Quite a in depth hooks tutorial. Thanks Joshua!

[@majgajsek7818]

Thank you for sharing condensed information. It benefited me a lot Joshua Michaels is a good speaker.😀

[@robertoromagnoli1352]

...this presentation was so well made. Thank You

[@peterbachmann8943]

Thank you! The explanations are very clear good examaples, it helped mit a lot!

[@user-og1zv8us7j]

Thanks for sharing the knowledge, it was very helpful for me!

[@maysaaal-binni1112]

Thank you that was extremely helpful

[@theman7050]

Thank you sooo much Joshua. Do more sessions with woo add filters plz.

[@extremewordpresswebdesignt9330]

Best explanation ever!

[@infolovers1621]

Thank you so much, Great explanation :)
Respect and Regards

[@alffonti8227]

Really good job Joshua!

[@humoragie6286]

this is a good video and i love the course thank you sir

[@etiena]

Thanks a lot, it was very interesting

[@rayediaz]

Great content! Thank yuuuu

[@ahmedchouihi]

Thanks Joshua Michaels

[@johnny2598]

Amazing !

[@BAS-64]

Thank you !!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@kavirajmanampadi939]

Thank you

[@delisandor5337]

good tutorial

[@asgerkrogh5671]

Great video, thank you. One question that comes mind, or rather a clarification I suppose, is if I need to use the Theme Customizations plugin if I'm writing my own theme from scratch, or can I just put it in that themes functions.php? I'm guessing I can

[@ilkbaharkunduzu1]

Can we add a div wrapper ( like free shipment image) if the price is =>100$ lets say? In this case we should able to get the price in our function but how? How can I get that number for the product as a variable? Any idea?

[@pinehurstcoinsdude]

Do you have anything similar to that git repo that contains all of the wp-admin hooks/filters/actions?

[@HaifengZhu-pn3uq]

how much does this cost?