How to disable buy button on specific product pages?

you can hide the buy button with css

Hi

add_filter('woocommerce_is_purchasable', 'ahirwp_disable_buy_button', 10, 2);
function ahirwp_disable_buy_button($purchasable, $product) {
    $disabled_product_ids = array(1, 2, 3); // Replace with the specific product IDs where you want to disable the buy button

    if (in_array($product->get_id(), $disabled_product_ids)) {
        return false; // Disable the buy button
    }

    return $purchasable;
}

In the above code, you need to modify the $disabled_product_ids array to include the specific product IDs for which you want to disable the buy button. Add the relevant product IDs inside the array.

Once you’ve made the necessary changes, save the functions.php file.

Now, when you visit the product pages with the specified product IDs, the buy button should be disabled.

Remember to test the changes by visiting the relevant product pages to ensure that the buy button is disabled as expected.

Thanks
Ahir Hemant

Hi @dave8441

I understand your concern about the issue you’re experiencing with Google’s schema requirements and the ‘Buy’ button display on your WooCommerce store.

Google’s schema requirements indeed mandate that either the “price” or “priceSpecification” be specified in the “offers” section. This is to provide users with complete information about the product, which in turn aids in better search results and user experience. However, I understand that you want to hide the ‘Buy’ button for specific products on your website.

Here’s some great news for you! You can easily accomplish this task in WooCommerce. Install a custom functions plugin such as “Code Snippets” and use the code snippet shared by @hemant-ahir above. This code snippet will allow you to hide the ‘Add to Cart’ button on any selected product.

I hope this helps! If you have any further questions or need more assistance, feel free to ask.

Hi @hemant-ahir,

Thank you for the code. But after rethinking this, it would be more practical to simply add those pages as exceptions in my Schema & Structured Data for WP & AMP plugin settings. Their plugin does not currently have an option to exclude individual pages, so I just requested it on their support site.