Name: WooCommerce Cart Notices v 1.13.3 | GPL-Files.com
SKU: 10568
Price: 320.00 INR
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WooCommerce Cart Notices 1.13.3

₹320.00

WooCommerce’s Cart Notices plugin shows notices on the cart page based on the products and product categories in the cart, the cart’s cost, the current date and time, and the customer’s referral. Shortcodes are allowed anywhere on your website, so add messages there. Include a button in your message to persuade your audience to do the required action.

SKU: 10568 Categories: Plugins, WordPress

WooCommerce Cart Notices

The following WooCommerce plugins that you can include on your website have been tested and are guaranteed to work with Cart Notices for WooCommerce.

For WooCommerce, use Force Sell
WooCommerce’s Minimum and Maximum Quantity
For WooCommerce, the Product of the Day
WooCommerce product recommendations
For WooCommerce, use Splash Popup
Pop-up Terms and Conditions for WooCommerce

FEATURES

✅ Notices native WYSIWYG editor

✅ Notices with a Time limit

✅ Notifications of required cart prices

✅ Notifications for items in the cart with quantities

✅ Product category notices for the shopping cart

✅ Notifications for clients with a chosen referrer

FEATURES IN VERSION 3.5

✅ Indicate the prerequisites for notice.

✅ Product categories notice requirements

✅ Conditions for Notification of Sale Price, Stock Quantity, and Product Age

✅ Products summary can be replaced with a product quantity notice limitation for each product.

✅ Notices show shortcode

✅ Notices display widget

FAQ

Does it work with every WordPress theme?

Because there are so many themes, it is impossible to make them all compatible, but BeRocket plugins are often compatible with themes that are created in accordance with WordPress and WooCommerce rules.

What should I do if my WooCommerce plugin isn’t functioning?

If something isn’t functioning properly or our plugins are giving you trouble, start by taking the following precautions:

To ensure that the error is not being caused by the theme you are currently using, test the plugin using a default WordPress theme.
Check if the issue is still there after deactivating all of your plugins.
Make sure your plugin, theme, WordPress, and WooCommerce versions are all up to current, and check to see if the issue you’re having hasn’t previously been fixed in a subsequent plugin update.

Then, file a ticket in the forum with a detailed description of your issue, the WordPress and WooCommerce versions you are using, and any other details that may help us resolve your issue as quickly as possible if none of the above stated methods helped you fix the issue. Thanks!