chris2201

@aamiribsf updated it yesterday and it is working perfectly. Thank you.

Unfortunately this is not possible out of the box. You can’t combine those commands.
Here’s a snippet to limit shipping costs:

add_filter('woocommerce_package_rates', 'cap_shipping_costs', 10, 2);
function cap_shipping_costs($rates, $package) {
    $max_shipping_cost = 4; // Set the maximum shipping cost in euros

    foreach ($rates as $rate_id => $rate) {
        if ($rate->cost > $max_shipping_cost) {
            $rates[$rate_id]->cost = $max_shipping_cost;
        }

        // Adjust taxes if any, based on the new capped shipping cost
        if (isset($rates[$rate_id]->taxes) && is_array($rates[$rate_id]->taxes)) {
            foreach ($rates[$rate_id]->taxes as $tax_id => $tax) {
                $tax_rate = $tax / $rate->cost;
                $rates[$rate_id]->taxes[$tax_id] = $tax_rate * $max_shipping_cost;
            }
        }
    }

    return $rates;
}

• This reply was modified 1 week, 3 days ago by chris2201.

try setting php max_input_time to 240.

Yes. But you have do define “free shipping” manually.
E.g. Create a shipping option “free shipping”, amount 0,-
Than you create a class, e.g. “nonfree”. You’ll find “nonfree” now under the “free shipping” option.
Set an amount for this class and assign it to the product.

Generate a shippin class and assign it to the product.

You can realize this with css.
https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr_mediaquery.php

Check the “woocommerce_catalog_orderby” documentation.
E.G.

add_filter('woocommerce_catalog_orderby','remove_unwanted_orderby_options'); function remove_unwanted_orderby_options($sortby){unset($sortby['popularity']);
return $sortby; }

This should be possible with a lot of custom work.
Setting up two payment gateways and routing “normal” and “donation” products should do the trick.
But as mentioned above, this is a lot of custom work.

Right. But this is not what you want.
Some maths:
which base amount (x) + 20% (x*0.2) equals 10?
x + x*0.2= 10
1.2x=10
x=10/1.2
x=8.33333

Calculating taxes is always: price without tax + price without tax multiplied with taxrate equals price including taxes. pwt + pwt*tr/100 = pit
Your product is 8,- without taxes. Taxrate is 20% (10/100 = 0.2) from 8.-. This is 1.6 So your price incl. tax is 9.6
Or: 8*1.2

https://theworkingmumsclub.co.uk/basket/?add-to-cart=2250&quantity=2

You need to use “cart” instead of “basket”

• This reply was modified 2 weeks, 6 days ago by chris2201.

Just use the cart description and set a significant font color.

You are calculating wrong.
10 / 1.20 = 8.333 period.
So taxes from 20 are 1.66 period, rounded 1.67

• This reply was modified 2 weeks, 6 days ago by chris2201.

Take a look at “Conditional Shipping for WooCommerce” Plugin.

PS: cooles Projekt. Aber die Beschreibung ist fehlerhaft. Da fehlt mindestens ein Wort. ??

“?Lifimu Cycle“ ist ein sozialer Onlineshop, das hei?t, die Preise sind Empf?ngerinnen und Empf?nger von Bürgergeld, Wohngeld und Grundsicherung reduziert.”

Hey, versuch mal die Startseite mit Blocks aufzubauen. “Handverlesene Produkte”.
Dann sollte es mit den Informationen klappen.