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How to Customize the WooCommerce Checkout Page with Elementor
The checkout page is the final step in the purchase process where customers enter their billing details, choose a shipping method, and submit payment. A well-designed WooCommerce checkout with Elementor can reduce abandonment and increase conversions. While a poorly designed one drives customers away right before they buy. The problem is that the default WooCommerce checkout page is rigid and difficult to customize. It relies on a PHP template file that loads your theme’s standard layout. Making meaningful changes to form fields, layout, or the checkout flow typically requires overriding WooCommerce template files or writing custom PHP code. But if you use Elementor as your page
Feb 23, 2026
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WordPress SMTP: The Ultimate Guide to Improving Email Deliverability
Struggling with WordPress emails landing in spam or not reaching users at all? Password resets, order notifications, and customer updates are essential, but the default WordPress email system is not built for reliable delivery. This can harm your brand reputation, frustrate customers, and reduce sales. The solution is WordPress SMTP. Using a reliable SMTP plugin ensures your emails reach inboxes every time. In this guide, we will show the best SMTP service providers, top WordPress SMTP plugins, and a step-by-step setup to improve your email deliverability. What is SMTP? SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) is the standard protocol for sending and receiving emails online. This mail delivery
Feb 20, 2026
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How to Make Your WooCommerce Checkout Like Shopify (Step-by-Step)
A WooCommerce Shopify checkout is a checkout page redesigned to match the clean, multi-step layout that Shopify stores use by default. It replaces the standard WooCommerce checkout with a streamlined flow that breaks the process into separate steps for contact information, shipping, and payment. The default WooCommerce checkout is not designed for conversions. It loads every form field on a single page, includes your full site header, footers and sidebars, and offers little control over field order or layout. But the good thing about WooCommerce is its open-source flexibility for customization. Shopify, on the other hand, powers more than 4.4 million websites with its distraction-free, user-friendly,
Feb 20, 2026
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