I am converting a client’s existing site from Joomla to Wordpress. They are keeping the same content and design, just switching platforms. The majority of it is complete, except for the shopping cart.
The Joomla version is using the K2 shopping cart, but alas it’s not available for Wordpress, so I’m using Woocommerce. My experience with shopping carts is creating a PayPal button and putting the code on the site, so this alone is a new task for me. This client deals with waste disposal and the shopping cart is used to order/rent different sizes of dumpsters. The price depends on dumpster size and the delivery location.
In the existing site, a customer can enter their zip code and the price comes up for each size option. Unfortunately, I can’t find a way to do this in Woocommerce. Currently, I have it so that a user can pick from a list of zip codes and add the dumpster to the cart. When viewing the cart, they can then see the price. Originally, the lowest to highest price was shown for each option, but the client didn’t want the differences shown. Therefore, I have the prices turned off (display: none) in the CSS.
I’m already way over my time on this and am now working for free. Therefore any help would be appreciated. They also need to be able to use authorize.net and have blackout dates for holidays. These look like pricey options in Woocommerce so I am open to switching to a different cart system as well.
Thanks in advance. My development site is at devel.totaldisposal.com, see roll-off dumpsters for the cart.