Kathy is Awesome
Creating e-commerce solutions using WordPress and WooCommerce
to help your business grow and make your life easier.
Awesome Plugins
We write finely crafted code with an eye towards usability and back it up with awesome 5 star ★★★★★ customer support. (Our customers’ words – seriously! Check our reviews!).
See a featured selection of our work below, or view all plugins here.
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WooCommerce Free Gift CouponsReward your customers with a bonus item or encourage higher spending by offering a free gift with a custom coupon code.
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WooCommerce Mix and MatchHelp customers buy more of your products by building mix-and-match bulk packs of the products they love (without the ones they don’t need).
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WooCommerce Name Your PriceDrive sales, collect donations, take bill payment online, or democratize access to your products by allowing customers to name their own price – within your parameters.
More About Kathy
Why’s Kathy awesome? She’s a WooCommerce specialist and a USA Women’s National Team Handball athlete who competes internationally. She builds premium plugins and delivers awesome customer support while globetrotting, working out, and cooking/eating as much delicious food as possible.
Awesome News
Leverage block hooks to insert content
Recently I saw a question asking how to customize the Product Collection block display… specifically how to insert a visual flash badge. Something that in the pre-block era would have been relatively straightforward by hooking into woocommerce_before_shop_loop_item_title. I believe we could actually make a block (And this is not the tutorial for how to make
Add a meta field to the Block Editor sidebar
Here’s what we’re making This post assumes that you have some basics about getting set up in a block-building environment. So we are going to use following to scaffold an example plugin with block scripts all ready to start: After that’s installed you will want to start watching the files by navigating to that new
Extending WooCommerce Product REST API Responses
WooCommerce supports many core properties when fetching a product via the REST API. In this tutorial, we’ll explore three code snippets that extend WooCommerce product responses, allowing for the retrieval and updating of custom fields and metadata. 1. Adding Custom Fields to Product Schema The first snippet focuses on modifying the product schema, defining additional
