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To add a new column for dimensions like Feet, Inches, and mm, I suggest creating a “Dimensions_[Multilang]” column. This column will allow you to include values in multiple units of measurement (feet, inches, millimeters).

Here is an example of what the updated structure would look like:

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In WooCommerce, inches and feet typically fall under product attributes or custom fields depending on how you want to display or manage these dimensions. Here’s a detailed breakdown:

1. Product Attributes

• What it is: Product attributes are used to define characteristics of a product such as size, color, or dimensions.
• Use Case: Inches and feet can be part of a “Size” attribute.
  • Example:
    • Attribute Name: Size
    • Attribute Values: 6 ft, 12 in, 1829 mm

How to set it up:

• Go to Products > Attributes in your WordPress admin panel.
• Add a new attribute, e.g., Size or Dimensions.
• Add terms like 6 ft, 12 in, 1829 mm.
• Assign the attribute to the product.

2. Custom Product Fields

• What it is: Custom fields allow you to add additional product information beyond default WooCommerce options.
• Use Case: If you want to display detailed dimensions (like Height, Width, and Length in different units), you can use a custom field.

How to set it up:

• Use a plugin like Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) or WooCommerce-specific custom fields.
• Add fields such as:
  • Length: 6 ft
  • Width: 12 in
  • Height: 1829 mm

3. Variable Products (for Size Variations)

• What it is: WooCommerce allows you to create variable products, where customers can select dimensions as variations.
• Use Case: If the product has variations based on size (inches/feet), you can create size variations.

How to set it up:

1. Create a Variable Product.
2. Add “Attributes” for size (6 ft, 12 in, etc.).
3. Enable the “Used for Variations” option.
4. Configure variations for each size.

4. Measurement Price Calculator (for Dynamic Dimensions)

If you need users to input custom dimensions (like length in feet or inches), use a WooCommerce Measurement Price Calculator plugin.

• This works for products like:
  • Flooring (sq. ft.)
  • Fabric (linear inches/feet)
  • Custom orders (height, width, thickness)

Summary:

• Attributes: Use this for predefined dimension options like 6 ft or 12 in.
• Custom Fields: Use this for adding detailed or descriptive dimensions.
• Variable Products: Use this if you want to offer products with size variations.
• Measurement Price Calculator: Use this if customers provide custom dimensions.

Let me know which approach fits your needs best! 😊

To separate the numerical values of dimensions (feet, inches, mm) into another column, you can create a new column specifically for the numerical data. Here’s how you can structure it for WooCommerce:

Updated Structure for Dimensions

You can introduce two new columns:

1. Dimensions_Unit: To store the unit of measurement (ft, in, mm).
2. Dimensions_Value: To store the numerical value.

Why This Approach Works

1. Dimensions_Value column: Stores the numeric values only (e.g., 6, 12, 1829).
2. Dimensions_Unit column: Stores the unit type (ft, in, mm), making it cleaner for both filtering and calculations.

Integration in WooCommerce

• Use Custom Product Fields or a plugin like Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) to add these columns to your WooCommerce product data.
• When importing via CSV, map Dimensions_Value and Dimensions_Unit to custom fields in WooCommerce.

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