I’m trying to remove the default variation popup alert message with an inline alert instead in Woocommerce.

I want to add a feature for the variables that out of stock to disable them and add a “out of stock” suffix so that when users select the variables, they will know which variable has an existing variable and they can select only that one and the others will be disabled and that out of stock suffix as well. be shown next to the variable name.
The code I edited is as follows, but it only disables the variables and does not show the “out of stock” suffix.

I want to add a feature for the variables that out of stock to disable them and add a “out of stock” suffix so that when users select the variables, they will know which variable has an existing variable and they can select only that one and the others will be disabled and that out of stock suffix as well. be shown next to the variable name.
The code I edited is as follows, but it only disables the variables and does not show the “out of stock” suffix.

I have been trying to make it so that if a postcode does not fit into a specific area it triggers a woocommerce error message saying something like “We only deliver to X”. I have tried adding a simple on the front page but the woocommerce files override it. Therefore I thought I would try to edit the woocommerce files to display my custom error. My question is whether this is a good idea, and if so how would one do it?

“I’ve created my first custom product with its ‘variants’, meant to have divisions based on dimensions and prices. Generally, everything works fine in the admin panel, but unfortunately, when I tried to add a product, for example with ID 47156 and its variant ID 6627db9886b28, I get the following message in the browser console:

I have variable products with three attributes: size, color, and language. The product price is determined by the size; neither color nor language impacts the price.

I wrote a WooCommerce plugin to add SF Express service points to the checkout page. The selector appears correctly, but the selected option is not passed to PHP, so the order notes do not reflect the chosen service point. Below are the relevant snippets of my PHP and JS code.I’ve tried logging the POST data and it seems the selected option is not being passed to the PHP function correctly. Any insights or suggestions on what might be wrong?

I managed to create a button on checkout but I would like how to display it when local pickup is displayed, just display none .