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WooCommerce → Settings → Products → Inventory → set 'Stock display format' to 'Always show quantity remaining'. Two clicks. Items with 1-3 left start converting like the limited stock they are. #WooCommerce #ecommerce #WPDev

@mahdithrni Congrats! 🎉 Holler anytime if you have questions or need support, happy to help.

@PluginDistrict hey Dan, Im also running a Plugin store this week, im interested in what you are doing. please dm to keep in touch!

Running a store on Sunday: half rest, half quietly fixing the thing nobody else will notice tomorrow. #WooCommerce

3. Default category still says 'Uncategorized.' Rename it under Settings → Writing. 4. Discussion → trackbacks/pingbacks. Spam vector. Off. 5. Permalinks. Plain ?p=123 still on too many sites. Set it to /%postname%/. Five minutes. Real fixes. #WordPress #WPDev

1. Reading → 'Discourage search engines.' Staging on, prod ships invisible. Check it on launch day. 2. General → Timezone. Defaults to UTC, throws scheduled posts and order timestamps off by hours. Set it once.

5 WordPress settings most store owners never touch — and quietly pay for. Stuff that ships on by default and stays on for years. A thread.

WP 7.0 detail worth knowing: any post with a classic add_meta_box() call disables real-time collaboration on that post. Migrate to register_post_meta() + a PluginSidebar component before May 20 if your customers want RTC. #WordPress #WPDev

Gutenberg 23.0 just dropped. Headline feature: an experimental revisions panel for templates, template parts, and patterns. Plus Site Title and Tagline fields in the Site Editor's Identity panel. Lands in WP 7.0. #WordPress #WPDev #WordPressDev

WordPress slow? Object caching with Redis or Memcached usually beats CDN and image optimization for raw admin and front-end speed. 30-50% gains before you touch a single image. Server-level. Most hosts support it. #WordPress #WPDev #WooCommerce

5. Guest checkout — forcing accounts kills first-time buyer conversion. Ten minutes of Sunday audit work. (Back up your settings before you touch them — that's exactly what we built SnapSettings for.) #WooCommerce #WPDev

1. Stock notification email — recipient is often someone who left 2. Tax calculation basis (shipping vs billing) — wrong for VAT 3. Coupon cron — stale coupons keep redeeming if it's not running 4. Cart page assignment — wipes after some migrations

5 WooCommerce settings worth checking before Monday's traffic. Stuff that breaks quietly and costs you sales — and most stores never look at them. Thread.

Week ahead in WordPress: 7.0 host testing is live, RC3 drops May 8, ships May 20. Three weeks to production. If you haven't tested the new RTC architecture against your stack yet, this is the week. #WordPress #WPDev #WordPressDev

WooCommerce, last 90 days: In: 22,474 stores from competitors Out: 29,754 to competitors Net flow: -7,280. But total stores still up 10.5% QoQ to 4.5M live. New builds pick Woo. Scaling stores leave. That's the signal. #WooCommerce #ecommerce #shopify

Open your WooCommerce status report before Monday. Look for outdated templates, failed scheduled actions, and database tables out of sync. Five minutes of cleanup beats a week of support tickets. #WooCommerce #WordPress #WPDev

Saturday: the day you swear you'll batch your product photos. Sunday: the day you don't. #WooCommerce

Each takes under 5 minutes. The HPOS switch alone cut admin load time in half on a 40k-order store I audited recently. Try them in order, retest after each. #WooCommerce #WordPress #WPDev

1) Enable HPOS: Settings → Advanced → Features 2) Disable extensions you haven't opened in 90 days 3) Trim post revisions to 5 4) Turn off WC Analytics tracking you don't read 5) Move the activity panel off dashboard

WooCommerce admin slow? It's almost always one of five things. Here's the order I check them — fastest fix first. Thread.

From the WordPress 7.0 dev notes worth knowing: The Navigation Link block now supports styling the current/active menu item directly via theme.json. No more CSS specificity workarounds for active states. Theme authors, this one's for you. #WordPress #WPDev