It is well known that to navigate multiple pages on the site for viewing usable information is quite frustrating for an end-user. Here’s the solution. Woo Custom my account page plugin.

This plugin comes with the functionality to customize my account page by inserting the additional information you need.

Woo Custom My Account Page lets you control perfectly the WooCommerce My Account page. You will be free to add and manage the most suitable information, sorting them with tabs or menus. Adding and removing sections will be a child’s play.

• Lets you fully manage the information to show to your customers on my account page.
• Supports two styles, Sidebar, and Tab.
• Customization of color scheme according to your choice.
• Change Avatar with a custom Image on My Account Page.
• Create new EndPoints, groups and Custom links.
• Edit or Hide the standard endpoints of woocommerce
• Show the endpoint only to specific user roles in the site
• Rearrange the endpoints via drag and drop facility.

To install the plugin follow the below steps:

•  Download the zip file from My Account << Downloads section of your  wbcomdesigns.com profile.
• Upload the “Woo Custom My Account Page” plugin to the “/wp-content/plugins/” directory via FTP.
• Activate the plugin through the “Plugins” menu.

As soon as the plugin will be activated, you can see a new section of Custom My account Page under WB Plugins menu. You’ll find the detailed process below.

• Go to Dashboard > WB Plugins  >Custom My Account Page
• A setting page will appear to manage all the available settings

Description

• General
  • Custom Avatar:       This option lets the users upload a custom image as a profile picture. Check this option if you want to provide this functionality to your end-users.
  • Menu Style: This plugin provides two menu styles.you can choose any of them.
    • Sidebar

• • • Tab

1. • Sidebar Position:   This option will only be visible if you choose the Sidebar menu style.
     • Left

• • • Right

1. 1. Default Endpoint: Choose the default endpoints for My Account page. This selected endpoint will be visible on front end as a default view.
   2. Save Changes: Don’t forget to click the ‘Save Changes’  button after making any changes.

• Style option: This option lets the Admin customize the color scheme. Change the colors and press ‘Save Changes’ button in order to save all the settings.

• Endpoints: This tab lets you manage the endpoints. The following settings are available on this tab.

1. • Default Endpoints: A list of default endpoints of the woo-commerce are available for admin to edit or to hide temporarily. As these endpoints are provided by woo-commerce itself, Can not be deleted permanently.
   • Add Group: This button allows the Admin to create a new group. Here group indicates that multiple sub-items or endpoints can be added under this particular group. Click on the ‘Add Group’ button and a popup will appear. Order of these sub-items or endpoints can be customized later by drag & drop.

• • • Settings available for a custom group :

• • • • • Group label: Set a group label in this field.
        • Group Icon: Assign a suitable group icon.
        • Group Class: Add additional class to this customized group container.
        • User Roles: Select user roles from the dropdown and Restrict endpoint visibility to the selected user role(s).
        • Show Open: Show the group open by default. (Please note: this option is valid only for “Sidebar” style).

1. • Add Endpoint: Admin can create a custom endpoint by using this option.
2. 
   • • Settings available for this custom EndPoint:

• • • • • EndPoint slug: Text appended to your page URLs to manage new content in account pages. It must be unique for every page.
        • Endpoint Label: Menu item for this endpoint in “My Account”.
        • Endpoint Icon: Endpoint icon for the “My Account” menu option.
        • Endpoint Class: Add additional classes to endpoint container.
        • User Roles: Select user roles from the dropdown and Restrict endpoint visibility to the selected user role(s).
        • Endpoint Content: Add Custom endpoint content. Leave it black to use the default content.
  • Add link: Create a custom link via this option.
• 
• 1. • • Settings available for this custom Link:

  

  • • • • • Link Url: Insert the link URL.
          • Link Label: Insert link label.
          • Link Icon: Insert link icon for the “My Account” menu option.
          • Link Class: Add additional classes to link container.
          • User Roles: Select user roles from the dropdown and Restrict link visibility to the selected user role(s).
          • Open link in anew tab: Check this given checkbox if you want to open this link in a new tab.
  • Save Changes: Press the ‘Save Changes’ button to save all the settings.

• Sidebar Display :

• Tab Display

Woo Open Graph is an extension to WooCommerce. On the whole, with the help of this plugin user can add well-executed and accurate Open Meta Tags to the website. The open Meta tags can be added with the title, description and WooCommerce featured image. Notably, you would require having WooCommerce installed on your website for the installation and activation of Woo Open Graph.

• Add Meta Tags: Adds open meta tags with the description, title and WooCommerce featured image.
• Override Title and Description:  In this case, if the user already has Open Graph Plugin then they can override the title and description just by editing the checkbox next to the title.
• SEO: The title and description tags are beneficial for increasing the ranking of the website.
• Social Sharing: Product page has sharing buttons on all the social networking websites like Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Google+, LinkedIn and much more.
• Admin can enable or disable any meta tag by changing the settings.

To install the plugin follow the below steps:

•  Download the zip file from My Account << Downloads section of your  wbcomdesigns.com profile.
• Upload the “Woo Open Graph” plugin to the “/wp-content/plugins/” directory via FTP.
• Activate the plugin through the “Plugins” menu.

Alternatively, you can use WordPress Plugin installer from Dashboard >> Plugins >> Add New to add this plugin.