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Add Custom Field to Checkout Woocomerce

If you are doing online business, you already know about the significance of a checkout page. Sometimes you might need to do customization on your eCommerce website due to specific requirements. In this tutorial, we will show you how to customize WooCommerce checkout page and add extra fields to it. Before jumping to the tutorial, let's find out what a checkout page is. What is checkout page? A checkout page is an eCommerce term that refers to a page shown to a customer during the step-by-step checkout process. Generally, it is the most important page for both seller and customer. Customers have to provide important pieces of information like addresses, billing details, payment method on this page. And if somehow this page produces an error, no customer will be able to make any purchase! So we can imagine how important this page is to the sellers. When you are using WordPress for powering your website and WooCommerce as your eCommerce solution, you also get your ow...
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What is hreflang? and how it is useful for SEO?

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What is the Hreflang Attribute? Hreflang is an HTML <link> or <link> tag attribute that helps search engines to find the relationship between pages in different languages on your website. To serve the correct regional or language  Google uses the attribute  URLs in its search results based on the searcher’s country and language preferences. Concerning the SEO of an international website, hreflang is a need-to-know attribute. Where does it go? Google support tells us that the tag can be implemented in one of three ways (you only need to choose one).  > As a link in the HTML > In the HTTP header  > On the sitemap 1. As a link in the <head> of the page The hreflang attribute looks like rel="alternate" href=”(url here)” hreflang="x" ...with “x” being where you would place the language and country codes that dictate which webpage to show. Rel=”alternate” (similar to the rel=”canonical” tag) is a tag that tell...
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How to Setup Joomla In Your Local System

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Installing Joomla on a PC In this tutorial we will learn how to install Joomla on a local server. This tutorial covering installing joomla via WAMP. WAMP stands for "Windows, Apache, MySQL, PHP" which are the different elements that allow you to run Joomla on your computer. Here's how you do it: Step 1: Install WAMP in your local computer WAMP ServerDownload WAMP to your computer. Run through the WAMP installation process. In your taskbar, down the by the date in the bottom-right hand corner of your screen, look for the WAMP icon. Click on that icon. You should see a popup. Click "Start All Services" and then click "Localhost." Hopefully you'll see a white screen with the Wampserver logo in the top-left corner. Step 2: Download Joomla Joomla DownloadGo to Joomla.org and click on the black button saying "Download Joomla. Get the Latest Version". Find the line saying ".... Full Package" and cl...
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