Introduction ↑ Back to Top
Ever wanted to create a Groupon Clone? A site where you can offer deals that only last for a certain period?
With this plugin, you can choose when a product should expire, and how long it should be open to purchase.
Not only can you control expiration of a product, but the product details can be displayed beautifully on a CSS3 banner.
Installation ↑ Back to Top
- Unzip and upload the plugin’s folder to your
/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the extension through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Visit WooCommerce > Settings > General > Limited Deals to configure your options
For more information on installing and managing plugins see here
Usage ↑ Back to Top
- Edit a product
- In the General tab, check “Limited deal”
- Enter a date start and end time
The schedule is the time the product will be available. After-which, the product cannot be purchased and will be set to out of stock.

Product Usage
Configuration ↑ Back to Top
Settings
Visit WooCommerce > Settings > General > Limited Deals to configure the global options:
CSS3 Banner
You can customize the CSS3 banner by using the fantastic tool here:
http://livetools.uiparade.com/ribbon-builder.html
- Once you’ve chosen your ribbon style, click Generate CSS
- Open LimitedDeals/assets/css/ribbon-style.css
- Replace the entire contents with the style you generated.
Note: You may need to change .ribbon to width: 100% from the width it was before (300px is the default generated by the website).
Shortcodes ↑ Back to Top

CSS Banner Example
[woocommerce_limited_deals_banner]
Valid attributes include:
- product_id=”123″
Show the CSS3 banner for a specific product
Leaving this blank shows it for the current product being viewed
[woocommerce_limited_deals_info]
Valid attributes include:
- product_id=”123″
Show the specified information for a specific product.
Leaving this blank shows it for the current product being viewed - show=”price”
Shows the regular price of the product - show=”qty”
Shows the quantity purchased in the scheduled sale time - show=”savings”
The sale savings as a percentage, eg 50% - show=”days”
The days remaining before the product expires - show=”time”
The amount of time remaining before the product expires - time_format=”%H:%I:%S”
This format would show: 09:32:12

