This would be a great test case.
Why don’t you try it?

All you need to do is set the type to product or whatever is your default woocommerce product cpt type, and tell us how it goes. 🙂

Marcus

You sure can! I’ve done it a couple times now. You can also add additional settings pages if you’d like. 🙂

Hi Marcus!

WooCommerce works from a template system. Within the plugin there are templates in the templates/ directory. Simply copy the contents to your theme as /theme-name/woocommerce/. From that point on, it will retrieve your templates rather than what’s in the plugin.

From there, add the extra settings as you would any other menu and meta-boxes as you would any other post type. You then go through the somewhat tedious process of modifying the templates to reflect what you want. While doing this, just use the get_post_meta and get_option functions to retrieve the meta as you would any other time.

As a side note, the WooCommerce product has a “custom fields” meta-box, but it’s very simple. It’s not a bad idea to remove this via remove_meta_box and adding your own (better) meta-boxes. There’s nothing fancy to this meta-box, as it simply stores the key as-is in the database (no wc_ prefix or anything).

Hope this helps!

Hi @tomthomsen!

Can you please provide some more information? Have you tried disabling Piklist and it works? Are you getting an error? I use Piklist on woocommerce sites regularly without issue.