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At the bookable product template we can set up like it should, because the extra day fees is doing good and calculating and picking a start and end date we use the build-in option. But we cannot adjust the quantity at the product page. How we can add-on an quantity option at the product page.

Are you using the Bookings extension to add the bookable product type? Or is this a different plugin?

I’m thinking you could use the Persons feature that is included in that plugin, to add a quantity selector for the product.

If Bookings is indeed the plugin you are using, and you keep having trouble setting this up, remember that an active license to that extension gives you access to support from WooCommerce’s team of Happiness Engineer. You can open a chat window to get support by logging in to WooCommerce.com and heading to Support.

Otherwise, if the plugin you are using is a different one, I’d recommend reaching out to the team behind that plugin for support.

in my product pages extra tabs are added to the tab titles.

From the screenshots you shared, I’d guess this is something that’s added by your theme. Can you test by temporarily switching the theme of your site to Storefront? Are the tabs still displayed like that with the new theme?

With the latest update variations colour and size were added to the listing page and also the ability to add a product directly to the cart.

I’m unsure of what you mean by this. Can you link us to a page where we can see this behavior?

I’ve set up a local shipping zone defined by a collection of zip codes, under which I have two shipping classes for the different item types both set at 0. I have a second national shipping zone under which I have a shipping class for large items set at N/A and a shipping class for normal items with a flat rate of 0.

I’m a bit confused by your description of the shipping setup. However, it sounds like you are trying to limit certain products to only be shipped to certain zones.

For something like this, I’d recommend using the Advanced Shipping Packages extension. This will allow you to configure different packages to ship your products. You can determine which products go into which package, and then you are also able to enable/disable shipping methods for specific packages.

For example: you can have Product A and Product B delivered in Package 1. And then configure Product C to be delivered in Package 2. With the packages configured, you can set it so that Package 1 can be delivered to Zone X and Y; while Package 2 is only delivered to Zone Y.

WooCommerce.com is running a sale over the weekend. It will be active until Monday, so this is a great chance to get the plugin at a discounted price. Additionally, there’s a 30-day refund policy. So, you can test it out and if it ends up not working for you, you can request a refund within that timeframe.

if you order one “jamón serrano 7.5-8kg” and “entero” that costs 61€, the reduced tax that is 10%, takes the value of 5,55€ instead of 6,1€…

I think there is confusion here about how are taxes calculated, and what settings to configure.

I’m assuming that you have selected to enter prices inclusive of tax, and configured a tax rate of 10%. For those settings, if you entered the price inclusive of tax as 61.00, 5.55 would indeed correspond to a 10% tax of the price exclusive of tax.

55.55 * .10 = 5.55
55.55 + 5.55 = 61.00

In the above example, 55.55 is the price exclusive of tax, and the 10% of that is 5.55. When added together, the total is 61.00

If you want tax to be 6.10 on top of the price of 61.00, then in the tax settings you’ll have to select the option to enter prices exclusive of tax. With that setting you would charge customers 61.00 for the product, plus 6.10 tax, for a total of 67.10.

I hope this makes sense. Let me know if you have any questions!

Hi Daniel,

I’m not sure why are you seeing the behavior described above. I know you are asking for advice on how to get that customisation right, but I thought I’d drop this here in case you want to consider using a plugin to make that change instead:

You can use an extension like Checkout Field Editor to create new checkout fields on your site, as well as edit existing ones.

I’ll leave these thread open for now, in case any other users have additional suggestions on how to fix the custom code you implemented.

Please send an email to support@woocommerce.com, directly from the email address that you used to register at WooCommerce.com.

The WooCommerce Happiness Engineers will help you look into the issue of why is the verification email not being received.

If you don’t plan to use the shop page, you can “retire” it by removing any mention or link to this page on your website. That would be a workaround that can potentially sort things out here.

As for why the is breaking, I’m not sure. The shop page and home page can be independent of each other, so changing one shouldn’t affect the other. Can you share with us a copy of your system status report? You can find it under WooCommerce > Status > Get report > Copy for support.