DOCUMENTATION
Documentation for WOOT
Documentation, features description for WOOT - WooCommerce Active Products Tables
- doc Introduction – after WOOT installation you can do next What to do after WOOT installation: first steps and the feature combinations that bring a WooCommerce shop the maximum benefit from tables. →
- doc Settings WOOT plugin settings reference for WordPress: admin bar button, Vocabulary languages, fonts and every global option of the WooCommerce product tables. →
- doc Tables The Tables tab of the WOOT admin: create product tables, find them quickly by title or thumb and manage each table's tools and shortcode. →
- doc Vocabulary The Vocabulary tab translates WOOT interface words per language set in Settings — rename any text of the tables without .po and .mo files. →
- doc Columns The Columns tab of a WOOT table: prepend or append columns, reorder them by drag and drop and set the display options of every column. →
- doc Custom CSS Per-table custom CSS in WOOT: write rules that apply only to the current products table and save them with CTRL+S right in the editor. →
- doc Filter The Filter tab builds an AJAX products filter for the current table: price, SKU, stock, taxonomies, meta fields and many more elements. →
- doc Meta The Meta tab adds meta fields to a WOOT table: a system title, the exact meta key and the data type — text, number or calendar — per column. →
- doc Options All options of the current WOOT table: products per page, pagination values, sorting, compact view, shop cart, print button and more. →
- doc Predefinition Predefinition shows prefiltered WooCommerce products by default: included taxonomies, bestsellers, newest, on-sale and in-stock rules. →
- doc Creating an extension Create your own WOOT extension: the hooks the plugin exposes (woot_extend_settings and others), with the bundled extensions as examples. →
- doc Skins Create custom skins for WOOT product tables: where the default skin CSS files live and how to register and apply your own table skin. →