Tickets table and cart modifications
you want to modify how the tickets table and cart look — adding columns, descriptions, custom-form data, event labels, sortability — and need the index of available recipes.
What’s in this section
The tickets table is the main UI buyers see on the event page — name, description, price, quantity, buy button. The cart is what they see during checkout. The recipes below customize both. Each is a small snippet or a free add-on plugin you can install one-off.
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- Content management for purchased-tickets table — control what shows in the order-completion table and emails.
- Number of tickets left — “Only 12 left!” counter as a scarcity cue.
- Add ticket description column — short blurb next to each ticket type.
- Add event name column — useful for multi-event tables.
- Show event name before ticket type title — alternative to a separate column.
Print & download UX
- Print tickets without downloading — direct-print from browser, kiosk-friendly.
- Bulk download of all tickets from a single order — one PDF for the whole group order.
Visual / layout tweaks
- Remove hyperlink from event name — plain text instead of a link.
- Change WooCommerce’s Return to Shop button — point it where you want.
- Add event title and date to cart page
- Add event title and date to purchased-items table
Custom form data on the ticket
- Show Custom Forms data in order details — surface attendee responses on order screens.
- Attendee info in additional QR code — second QR with attendee-specific data.
Building your own
If you need a tickets-table or cart modification that’s not in the list, the same hooks and filters system the recipes use is available to you — write a small custom plugin or child-theme snippet.
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