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Learn how to effectively display custom text in WooCommerce based on product categories. Get step-by-step code instructions for cart, checkout, thank you page, and email notifications.
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How to Display Custom Text Based on Product Category in WooCommerce

If you're running an e-commerce store using WooCommerce, you might want to enhance the customer experience by displaying personalized messages related to the products they have in their cart. Specifically, you may want to show a custom text based on the product categories present in their cart. This can help guide customers, highlight offers, or emphasize important details about their selected items.

In this guide, we will share a customized solution to display specific text on four key pages: the cart page, the checkout page, the order received (thank you) page, and in email notifications sent after the purchase.

Understanding the Problem

When customers add items to their WooCommerce cart, you may want to showcase relevant information based on the categories of those items. For example, if a customer adds accessories, you might want to display a message encouraging them to check out matching items or reminding them of a related promotion. This personalized touch can improve customer engagement and potentially increase sales.

Step-by-Step Solution

To implement this feature, you'll be adding a code snippet to your theme's functions.php file or creating a custom plugin. Here’s how to set it up:

1. Define Product Categories and Custom Texts

First, you need to set the product categories alongside their corresponding custom messages:

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2. Check Cart or Order Items for Categories

This function will look at the items in the cart (or the order) and identify which categories they belong to:

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3. Display Custom Texts

You can use this utility function to print a structured message based on found categories:

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4. Integration with WooCommerce Hooks

Here’s how you can use WooCommerce hooks to display the custom text in various locations across your store:

On the Cart and Checkout Pages:

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On the Order Received Page:

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In Email Notifications:

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Conclusion

By following this guide, you can easily customize the shopping experience for your customers in WooCommerce by displaying helpful texts based on product categories during critical interactions, such as viewing their cart, completing a purchase, and receiving email notifications.

Not only does this feature personalize the shopping experience, but it can also drive engagement and sales with targeted messaging.

Make sure to test the functionality after implementation to ensure that everything is running smoothly. Happy coding!