Kadence Iconic WooCommerce Custom Field Variations
Adding custom data fields to your product variations allows you to display unique details like individual manufacturing times, custom care instructions, or specialized part numbers for each item variation. Setting up these structured data slots lets you expand the standard product setup and manage complex inventory specifications right inside your existing variations panel. When you provide exact, technical details for every specific option, you answer your customers’ questions upfront and reduce post-purchase returns.
This collection provides step-by-step guides to help you install, configure, and manage the Iconic WooCommerce Custom Field Variations plugin. You will learn how to create global variation fields, display custom values on the front-end product page, and export your structured field data smoothly. Use these resources to build a highly informative catalog that highlights the precise specifications of every item variation you offer.
Kadence Iconic WooCommerce Custom Field Variations articles
Learn how to install, configure, and display custom variation fields on your product pages with the following guides.
How to Add a Group of Custom Fields
Read more: How to Add a Group of Custom FieldsCustom fields can be added to the variation edit tab in groups, with a title. This is primarily for the admin experience, on the front end of your website, the field group will have no relevance. To add a group of custom fields, take the following steps: From your WordPress dashboard, go to Products > Variation…
How to Add Custom Fields to Order Emails
Read more: How to Add Custom Fields to Order EmailsBy default custom fields don’t appear in invoices that are sent to customers. If you want the custom fields to appear beneath each variation product on the invoice, you can add this code snippet to the functions.php of the child theme or Code Snippet plugin. Was this article helpful? Yes No Thank you for your…
How to Display Custom Fields on the Shop and Category Pages
Read more: How to Display Custom Fields on the Shop and Category PagesThis guide will show you how to display the custom fields created by Custom Fields for Variations on the WooCommerce shop and category pages.
How to Filter Product Variations With Variation Fields
Read more: How to Filter Product Variations With Variation FieldsLearn how to filter product variations in your WooCommerce store with Custom Fields for Variations and this guide.
How to Import Custom Data From a CSV File Using WooCommerce Default Importer
Read more: How to Import Custom Data From a CSV File Using WooCommerce Default ImporterIf you’re looking to import your custom field data via a CSV file, this guide will show you how. By using Custom Fields for Variations and the default import feature in WooCommerce, importing your custom fields is fairly simple. This is particularly useful if you are setting up your custom fields on a testing site…
How to Retrieve Post Meta From a Variation
Read more: How to Retrieve Post Meta From a VariationIf you’re looking to use the data added to your variation’s custom fields elsewhere, this doc will help you retrieve the given data. Retrieving variation meta To retrieve a variations custom meta we first need to know what field we are looking for. WooCommerce Custom Fields for Variations fields slugs are formatted like so: For example, iconic_cffv_…
How to Use Your Custom Fields
Read more: How to Use Your Custom FieldsNow that you’ve added your custom fields, you’ll want to start filling in the data for your variations. To do this, take the following steps: From your WordPress dashboard, go to Products > All Products and click to edit one of your variable products. Scroll down the page until you get to the Product data section…
Shortcodes You Can Use With Custom Fields for Variations
Read more: Shortcodes You Can Use With Custom Fields for VariationsCurrently, Custom Fields for Variations has 1 shortcode iconic-variation-fields. This shortcode will display the variation’s custom fields on your site. [iconic-variation-fields] accepts 3 parameters: id – You can explicitly mention the ID of the product for which custom fields will be displayed. If you omit the id parameter, it will attempt to inherit the ID of the current…