How to add store address to emails?

Hi @jpnl,

Is there an easy way to add this address to the bottom of the emails that are being sent by WooCommerce?

At the moment there isn’t an “easy way” to add the store address in email templates, meaning there’s no default option for that in WooCommerce settings, and customizing that would require a bit of additional coding. We don’t provide support for customizations but I found the following link that may interest you:

https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/319346/woocommerce-get-physical-store-address

If you do require more help with the actual coding, we’d recommend hiring a developer or one of the customization experts listed at https://woocommerce.com/customizations/.

Cheers.

Hi there,

@linux4me2 is actually right. You can manually enter the store address in the footer text of the email template.

Link to image: https://snipboard.io/RhgZL9.jpg

If you update the store address in the settings this will not be reflected in the email template though and the footer will still show the old address. In that case, you’d need to act programmatically or manually change the address.

Best.

Hello,

I understand what you are saying.

In case you would like to post your ideas please visit: Ideas Board, which is where developers go to look for future plugin features and improvements.

Also, if you would like more customization to your email templates, you can use a plugin like this:
https://woocommerce.com/products/woocommerce-email-customizer/

I hope this helps.

Hi @jpnl,

I couldn’t leave this alone. 🙂

Here is a code snippet you can put in your child theme’s functions.php to add the store address placeholders (or others) to the footer text in WooCommerce > Settings > Emails:

add_action( 'woocommerce_email_footer_text', 'addWCFooterPlaceholders', 10, 1 );
function addWCFooterPlaceholders($footer_text){
    /*
        This function adds the following placeholders to the WooCommerce
        footer text:
        * {store_address}
        * {store_address_2} 
        * {store_city} 
        * {store_postcode} 
        * {store_country} 
        * {store_state}
    */
    // The main address pieces:
    $store_address     = get_option('woocommerce_store_address');
    $store_address_2   = get_option('woocommerce_store_address_2');
    $store_city        = get_option('woocommerce_store_city');
    $store_postcode    = get_option('woocommerce_store_postcode');
    
    // The country/state
    $store_raw_country = get_option('woocommerce_default_country');
    
    // Split the country/state
    $split_country = explode(":", $store_raw_country);
    
    // Country and state separated:
    $store_country = $split_country[0];
    $store_state   = $split_country[1];
    
    $search = array(
        '{store_address}', 
        '{store_address_2}', 
        '{store_city}', 
        '{store_postcode}', 
        '{store_country}', 
        '{store_state}'
    );
    $replace = array(
        $store_address, 
        $store_address_2, 
        $store_city, 
        $store_postcode, 
        $store_country, 
        $store_state
    );
    
    $footer_text = str_replace($search, $replace, $footer_text);

    return $footer_text;
}

It won’t add the available placeholders to the tooltip for the footer text, so I put them in as a comment in the code snippet.

Once you’ve added the code snippet to your child theme’s functions.php, all you have to do is add the placeholders you want to use to the footer text box on the WooCommerce Email Settings page. I’ve tested it in WP 5.9.2 and WooCommerce 6.3.1, and it works with no errors.