Add the following shortcode under the line item in your template:

[document_item_product data="aou_addons"]

Next, you’ll need to add this snippet: https://gist.github.com/plugin-republic/b6c4fae7799531f6897bd37d4fde0cbd.

Here’s how to add a snippet.

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Here’s how to insert the snippet.

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To enable this, go to WooCommerce > Settings > Product Add-Ons and check the ‘Display groups as post type’ option.

This is a solution to improve page speed and performance if you see an issue on the global add-ons page.

When changing this setting, it’s always worth taking a back-up of your site first – particularly if you have a large number of global groups and fields.

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To do this, you’ll need to use this snippet. Replace the list of group IDs in line 14 with your own list of group IDs. These will be displayed above any other groups, whether they’re global or product-level.

This is how to add a snippet to your site.

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• Go to WooCommerce > Settings > Product Add-Ons
• Check the ‘Enable editing’ option

When this option is enabled, a link to ‘Edit Options’ will appear after the product name in the cart. The user can click the link to return to the product page with their chosen options selected. If the user makes any changes to their options, they can click the ‘Update Product’ button.

You can filter the ‘Edit Options’ text using this snippet:

Here’s how to add a snippet.

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Here’s how to add a snippet.

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By default, they’re positioned before the add to cart button. However, you can move them to below the add to cart button using this snippet:

You can find out how to add a snippet here.

Moving the fields elsewhere on the page

The add-on fields are part of the WooCommerce cart form on the product page. These means that the data from the fields can be passed to WooCommerce when the user adds the product to the cart.

For this reason, it’s not easily possible to move the fields elsewhere on the product page.

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You can see how to add this snippet here.

You can also see how to hide field types in order data here.

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Note that you’ll need to update the code, changing your_param_name to the name of your custom parameter.

You can see how to add a custom snippet to your code here.

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