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Checkout: PayPal Payments Advanced

September 5th, 2013

PayPal Payments Advanced is an easy to use gateway from PayPal with many possibilities. It combines a payment gateway with your existing PayPal account. We have developed a PayPal Payments Advanced extension plugin which integrates the gateway into our WordPress Shopping Cart plugin so that you can simply fill in your PayPal Advanced or Continue Reading…

WordPress Popup Plugin

June 27th, 2013

WordPress Popup plugin documentation Description The WordPress Popup plugin gives you the ability create and display custom popups your way in your WordPress website. System Recommendations Linux and Apache server (recommended) WordPress 3.1 or higher PHP 4.2 or higher MySQL 4 or higher Installation Ensure that you have WordPress installed. Download the WordPress Popup plugin from the Continue Reading…

Checkout > Configuration > Invoices

July 25th, 2012

WordPress Shopping Cart plugin Purchase Invoice Settings You can edit the information and contact details that is sent out with your invoice. See the image below to see what fields you can change. Changing those fields will cause the information on your invoice to be changed according to the information you specify. You can choose Continue Reading…

Checkout > Configuration > General

July 24th, 2012

WordPress Shopping Cart plugin The General tab in the Configuration section is opened by default when you click “Checkout > Configuration” from the admin panel. This is where most the settings are done which affects the functionality of the plugin in general. Below is listed each section in the General tab which can be configured, view each section to Continue Reading…

FAQ Config: Themes & Custom CSS

September 6th, 2010

FAQ > Configuration > Theme & Custom CSS You can make theme folders by copying the wp-faqs/views/default/ folder and renaming it to something like wp-faqs/views/my-theme/ or similar and making changes to the template files. You can access the wp-faqs folder via FTP, or File Manager in cPanel, and navigating to public_html/wp-content/plugins/. If you renamed it Continue Reading…