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Add a Custom Tab to the WooCommerce My Account Page
Registers a brand new endpoint (in this example, "Premium Support") and adds it as its own tab in the My Account menu, complete with its own content area — the standard pattern for extending My Account with anything WooCommerce doesn't ship by default.
View snippetShortcode: Show a Customer’s Purchase History as a Product Grid
Registers a `[my_products]` shortcode that looks up everything the logged-in customer has ever bought (completed or processing orders) and renders it as a normal WooCommerce product loop — useful for a "buy again" section on the My Account page.
View snippetCustom Notice on the WooCommerce Login/Registration Form
Drops a custom message above the login and registration form on the My Account page — handy for a promo note, a heads-up about registration requirements, or just a friendlier welcome.
View snippetHide Specific Tabs on the WooCommerce Product Page
Removes the Description, Reviews, and Additional Information tabs from a product page — common when a product's details are already covered elsewhere on the page and the default tabs just add clutter.
View snippetAdd $X More for Free Shipping” Cart Notice
Checks the customer's cart against your lowest configured free-shipping threshold across all shipping zones, and shows a notice on the cart page telling them exactly how much more they need to spend to unlock it. Tested against WooCommerce 3.0.5.
View snippetOverride How a Currency Symbol Displays in WooCommerce
Some currencies don't have a widely-recognized symbol, so WooCommerce falls back to something unclear. This swaps in a custom symbol for a specific currency code instead — the example below covers Bulgarian Lev (BGN).
View snippetHide the WordPress Version Number
Strips the WordPress version string out of your site's <head>, so it's not sitting in plain sight for anyone scanning your site for a known vulnerability tied to a specific version.
View snippetLock Down the Theme & Plugin File Editor
Turns off the built-in code editor under Appearance/Plugins in wp-admin, so nobody can edit theme or plugin files straight from the dashboard — a common target once an account gets compromised.
View snippetWordPress Pretty Permalinks .htaccess Rules
The standard rewrite block WordPress relies on for "pretty" permalinks — it routes any request that isn't a real file or folder through index.php so WordPress can handle the URL itself.
View snippetA Baseline robots.txt Setup for WordPress
A starting-point robots.txt for a typical WordPress site — it keeps your uploads crawlable, keeps search engines out of the folders and pages that don't need indexing, and points crawlers to your sitemaps.
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