Remove Unused WooCommerce Widgets
Hides the classic WooCommerce widgets you do not use, such as price filter or recent reviews, from the widget screens to keep them tidy.
Snippet Library
WooCommerce snippets for WordPress
Snippets for WooCommerce stores: change the cart and checkout, add fees and minimum orders, tweak product pages, auto-complete orders and adjust emails. For store owners and developers who want small changes without another extension.
Remove WooCommerce Breadcrumbs
Hides the WooCommerce breadcrumb trail on shop, category and product pages.
Remove WooCommerce Widgets From the Dashboard
Removes WooCommerce's "Status" and "Recent reviews" boxes from the WordPress dashboard, which also skips the queries they run on every dashboard visit.
Remove the "Sale!" Badge
Hides the sale badge on product images in the shop and on product pages, while the crossed-out price still shows the discount.
Remove the Order Notes Field
Removes the "Order notes" textarea from the classic checkout page.
Remove the Result Count and Sorting Dropdown
Hides "Showing 1-12 of 40 results" and the "Default sorting" menu above the products on shop and category pages.
Remove the WooCommerce Version Meta Tag
Stops WooCommerce adding its version number to your page source, so bots scanning for outdated stores learn a little less.
Rename and Reorder Product Tabs
Changes the titles and order of the Description, Additional information and Reviews tabs on product pages.
Rename or Remove My Account Menu Items
Tidies the My Account navigation by renaming items and hiding ones you do not use, such as Downloads on a store without digital products.
Reorder the Billing and Shipping Fields
Changes the order of checkout address fields, for example country first and postcode before city, to match how addresses are written in your market.
Replace Shop "Add to Cart" With "View Product"
Swaps the Add to Cart buttons in shop listings for a "View product" button, so customers see the full details and options before buying.
Replace WooCommerce Texts Without a Translation Plugin
Swaps specific WooCommerce texts, such as "Billing details" or "Proceed to checkout", for your own wording using a simple list.
Require Latin Characters in Addresses
Asks customers to type their name and address in Latin letters, for international carriers whose labels cannot print other alphabets.
Require a House Number in the Street Address
Catches addresses typed without a house or building number, one of the most common reasons parcels come back undelivered.
Require a Reason Before Issuing a Refund
Stops staff from issuing a refund in the order screen until they have typed a reason, so every refund in your records is explained.
Require an Image, SKU and Price Before Publishing Products
Keeps a product as a draft, with a notice explaining what is missing, when someone tries to publish it without a featured image, SKU or price.
Restrict Coupon Codes to Certain Roles
Makes chosen coupon codes work only for customers with specific roles, such as staff discount codes or trade-only promotions.
Return Customers to Their Page After Logging In
After logging in on the My Account page, customers go back to the page they were browsing, such as a product or the cart, instead of the account dashboard.
Returning Customer Info on the Order Screen
Shows how many previous orders the customer has placed and their total spend on the order edit screen, so you can recognize loyal buyers.
Reverse Charge VAT for EU Business Buyers
Removes VAT for business customers in another EU country who enter a VAT number, and adds a "reverse charge" note to the order, as cross-border B2B sales require.
Scheduled Percentage Sale on a Category
Puts every product in chosen categories on sale by a percentage between two dates, with sale badges and crossed-out prices, without editing products.
Search Only Products
Makes the site search return products only, turning the regular search box into a product search.
Select the Cheapest Shipping Method by Default
Preselects the lowest-priced shipping option for new carts instead of whichever method happens to be first in the zone.
Sell a Category in Multiples (Cases)
Makes the total quantity from a category a multiple of a case size, for example 6 or 12 bottles, and explains how many more to add.