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  • Caleb Burks

    (@icaleb)

    Automattic Happiness Engineer

    Could you explain the situation a little? It may be possible to avoid this need and use what is available by default – such as flat rate shipping classes: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/flat-rate-shipping/#section-3

    Otherwise, this is possible but will take some customization. You can either write some code to make this happen: https://calebburks.com/customize-woocommerce-shipping-rates/, or use an extension like https://www.woothemes.com/products/per-product-shipping/ that lets you combine shipping costs.

    Thread Starter 3XC

    (@sisintl)

    Currently I have 2 shipping classes that I’ve assigned to products. When different products are added to the cart with different classes, in the totals section, I see Shipping and Shipping 2. Is there a way to combine those into a single shipping cost rather than have them itemized? Does this make more sense?

    Same problem… Per product Shipping combine shipping cost, dont shipping methods.. The essentials would be a way to combine shipping methods for a store can have two distinct products that cannot be sent by the same method. Or any tool that make the shop manager to choose which method of shipping that product should use, at checkout uni-if the values. You couldn’t include this in a future update?

    Momentarily could be a function, in which the product is of a certain size and weight, activate shipping 1, if it is a superior measure to enable shipping 2, if both products, adding the value of both shippings. We know logic, where just not apply it hehe!

    Caleb Burks

    (@icaleb)

    Automattic Happiness Engineer

    You shouldn’t need to combine shipping classes. Use a single flat rate shipping method, and use the “shipping classes” section to list multiple costs that can be added together.

    Anything else will require customization or an extension.

    Thread Starter 3XC

    (@sisintl)

    I did that but when you select products that have different shipping classes the shipping is still listed separately. You can see this by looking here https://tinyurl.com/zogsw5g. One is the actual product that is charged $7.95 shipping and the other is a sample of that product and is shipped for free. Two classes under Flat Rate Shipping.

    Exactly in the image above, would be ideal

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