Hi @jennifersharman,
Shipping rates in WooCommerce are calculated at the end of order workflow as lots of things can impact the shipping rates including, but not limited to:
- Number of items in the order
- Weight and dimensions of all the products in the order
- Where the order is being shipped to
- Whether they opt for regular or express shipping
As such this isn’t something you’d be able to pull off unless you’re offering flat rates for shipping i.e. the shipping cost for each location is the same regardless of the weight, size, dimensions, and/or number of items in the order.
If that’s the case, you can set up a simple page and populate it with a table so that the customer can find their location and see the pricing.
Otherwise, you’re going to want to hire a developer to build what you’re looking for here.
If you don’t have a go-to developer, we highly recommend contacting one of the services on our customizations page: https://woocommerce.com/customizations/.
Yeah, I currently have a table on the page, which is rather long and ugly, and is even worse on mobile, hence the reason I wanted a dropdown list of destinations, just to clean it up a bit.
Weight is the only determining factor in this case.
Each destination has 3 different shipping rates, and I wanted to also include free shipping thresholds. So, for example, if someone selects Belgium, they see how much it’ll cost to ship < 2kg, < 5kg, < 10kg, and that they get free shipping from €50.
Is this not something I can do myself with the right plugin?
Perhaps you could use an accordion type block in Gutenberg or another page builder?
Thanks for your message!
Just had a look at those accordion blocks, definitely would tidy up my page nicely, going to have a go at it this weekend 😀
Thank you 🙏🏻
