The WooCommerce Settings and Payments Gateway Set Up Tutorial 2023 - Stripe and PayPal Step by Step

[@TheDesiMarketer]

Thank you Imran!

[@pixelgap]

Thank you Imran. Check the ending of the video.

[@websquadron]

The next bits come tomorrow :)

[@paulsmith1768]

Heck yeah, thank you. But that outro music is missing!

[@paulsmith1768]

I regret my critiques. Please bring it back.

[@websquadron]

For these chunks from the big video I just left them out as it was quicker to render :) but that music will return :)

[@paulsmith1768]

@@websquadron Thank you. And thanks for those Q/A sessions. They're invaluable. Hope you still do them when you have millions of subscribers.

[@SilverFOXO]

Thanks for this imran. But man the ending was so abrupt and sudden😅. I have been trying to search for a tutorial of integrating my printify store with my woocommerce. Haven't found any good one yet. But this video atleast helped me learn a bit more about woocommerce ❤

[@websquadron]

Don’t worry these are just chunks taken from the 7 hour video

[@SilverFOXO]

@@websquadron can't wait for more of those chunky parts of the tutorial!!

[@marketingscarborough]

Great tutorial once again Imran - do you know if its possible to add 2 emails for order notification please

[@websquadron]

Yes, in WooCommerce > Settings > Emails > New > Then add your emails separated by comma

[@NeilSnapePhotography]

WooCommerce is an absoultely incredible powerful suite of plugins. How many other plug-ins have this much programming and precision that are free? I did add a second Stripe account though as I have a different business site than the original Stripe account. Is that a bad idea to have independant accounts going to the same bank account?

[@websquadron]

No it should be fine

[@user-zw9en2ly1s]

When it's mentioned thatgetting the right URL when applying for Woocommerce Payments is important (17 mins), did you mean the staging site it is currently on or the final destination URL should be the one to use?

[@websquadron]

The final destination site as it uses that to connect

[@ArcticxFox]

Stupid question, but is there a difference between the Stripe Plugin and the Woopayments one? They both include the stripe option.

[@websquadron]

Well... the Woo is a sneaky one as it just uses the Stripe set up but is more tedious to sort out. Whereas the alternative Stripe Plugin from WebToffee is much easier and quicker,.

[@ArcticxFox]

@@websquadron Ah, thank you for your answer!

[@katherinew5041]

Accidentally forgot to uncheck the JetPack recently on and install, yikes it is insidious. I had to go and look for a code to remove the ad that won't go away even after deleting the plugin.

[@websquadron]

Oh yes the dreaded Jetpack! Hope the Woo steps help you :)

[@vlada.bijanic]

Mate, what about variable products?

[@websquadron]

See this 04:02:05 Timestamped here kzbin.info/www/bejne/faHLhq2Mp8-gadk

[@vlada.bijanic]

@@websquadron Sorry, mate.. I meant.. How to set up variable products for Paypal payment? Is there also options to choose color, size, etc.. if you use Paypal payment only?

[@vlada.bijanic]

Any ideas?

[@gabrielk5497]

Thanks Imran for all your exquisite content. I have one question for you regarding Woocommerce Payments. By default, the Google and Apple Pay buttons on the checkout page appear before the customer details. Do you find any solution on how to move them to the bottom? I've reached Woocommerce support but they don't have a solution. Maybe a magical Code Snippet code? :)

[@websquadron]

Best way to solve this, is to use SiteOrigins CSS and then click on it to add top margin to rearrange it.