What types of conditions can I use to fine-tune my shipping methods in WooCommerce

1. User-based Conditions:
- User Types: Set rules based on user types, such as registered customers vs. guests, or premium buyers with specific shipping terms[2].

2. Delivery Time Preferences:
- Days of the Week: Block out specific days of the week or times that you cannot or do not want to deliver[2].

3. Payment Methods:
- Payment Method: Apply specific shipping rules based on the selected payment method[2].

4. Location-specific Conditions:
- Geographical Locations: Create shipping rules that apply only to certain geographical locations, such as cities or countries[2].

5. Product-specific Conditions:
- Product Categories: Set shipping rules based on product categories or tags[2].
- Product Weight: Use product weight as a condition for shipping rates[2].

6. Cart Condition-specific Conditions:
- Cart Subtotal: Offer free shipping or discounts based on the total value of the cart[2].
- Number of Items: Apply shipping rules based on the number of items in the cart[2].

7. Shipping Class Conditions:
- Shipping Classes: Set shipping rules based on shipping classes assigned to products[1].

8. Date Conditions:
- Date of the Week: Use the day of the week as a condition for shipping rates[4].

9. Package Conditions:
- Package Surface Area: Use the surface area of the package as a condition for shipping rates[4].

10. Order Conditions:
- Order Total: Set shipping rules based on the total value of the order[4].

These conditions allow you to create complex and tailored shipping rules that cater to your business needs and customer preferences.