Put Postcode and City on One Row
Places the postcode and city fields side by side on the checkout, which saves space and matches how many countries write addresses.
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Places the postcode and city fields side by side on the checkout, which saves space and matches how many countries write addresses.
Adds a quantity field next to the add to cart button for simple products in shop listings, so shoppers can add several at once without opening the product.
Replaces the quantity number box with a simple dropdown (1, 2, 3...) on product and cart pages, which is faster to use on phones.
Lowers the unit price when a customer buys more of the same product, for example 5% off from 10 units, and shows a price-break table on the product page.
Increases the number of variations WooCommerce loads with the page (30 by default), so large variable products update price and stock instantly and hide unavailable combinations.
Turns on WooCommerce's built-in rate limiting for the Store API used by the block cart and checkout, slowing down bots that test stolen cards.
Adds a dropdown of saved phrases above the order notes box, such as "Dispatched with Royal Mail" or "Waiting for stock", so staff can add common notes in one click.
Shows a short list of reassurances (secure payment, free returns, fast dispatch) above the cart table to reduce cart abandonment.
Lists the customer's three latest orders with status and total on the My Account dashboard, so they see what matters without clicking through.
Remembers the products each visitor looks at and adds a [wpide_recently_viewed] shortcode that displays them as a product grid.
Adds the name of the logged-in user to the order notes every time an order status changes, so you can see who marked an order shipped or refunded.
Sends customers who create an account from the My Account page to a page of your choice, such as a welcome page or the shop.
Sends visitors who open the cart page with nothing in it straight to the shop page instead of showing an empty cart.
Sends customers to your own thank-you page after a successful order instead of the default order received page, passing the order number along.
Shows how much has been refunded on each order in the admin orders list, so partial refunds are visible without opening every order.
Makes the related products section match products by shared tags instead of shared categories, for more precise suggestions.
Lowers the password strength WooCommerce requires on registration and checkout from "strong" to "medium", which reduces abandoned sign-ups.
Adds a surcharge to the order when the shipping postcode is in a remote area you list, such as islands or highland regions that carriers charge extra for.
Hides the "(optional)" text WooCommerce adds after the labels of fields that are not required.
Hides the "You may be interested in..." product suggestions below the cart table on the classic cart page.
Removes the company and second address line fields from the classic checkout form to make it shorter.
Shows product names in the cart as plain text instead of links, which keeps shoppers on the path to checkout.
Removes the "Additional information" tab from single product pages. The reviews and description tabs can be removed the same way.
Hides the Related products section below single product pages.