Add the Brand to Product Structured Data
Includes the product brand in the product schema WooCommerce outputs, which Google uses for rich results and Merchant listings.
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Includes the product brand in the product schema WooCommerce outputs, which Google uses for rich results and Merchant listings.
Adds simple products to the cart in the background from the product page, updating the mini cart and showing a confirmation instead of reloading the page.
Adds a required "I confirm I am 18 or older" checkbox to the classic checkout and records the confirmation on the order.
Stops logged-in customers from buying the same product twice, for example a course, a membership or a limited item, and tells them they already own it.
Blocks REST API routes for logged-out visitors except the namespaces you list (for example oEmbed, contact forms and the WooCommerce Store API), shrinking the public attack surface without breaking front-end features.
Replaces the cart contents whenever a new product is added, so each order contains a single product. Useful for services, bookings and memberships.
Makes screen readers announce when a product is added to the cart with AJAX on shop and category pages, which otherwise happens silently.
Tells screen reader users when the cart has been updated after they change a quantity, remove a product or apply a coupon on the classic cart page, which otherwise happens silently.
Adds an existing coupon to the cart as soon as the subtotal reaches an amount, and removes it again if the cart drops below, so shoppers never need to type a code.
Lets you share links like yoursite.com/?coupon=SUMMER10 that apply the coupon automatically when the shopper adds to cart or visits the cart.
Shows a quick "Remove this item?" confirmation when a shopper clicks the remove (×) link in the cart, preventing accidental removals on phones.
Attaches a file, such as your terms and conditions, a user guide or a returns form, to the WooCommerce "Order completed" email.
Adds a field to each product for a file from the media library, such as a manual or warranty card, and attaches it to the customer's completed order email.
Marks paid orders as Completed instead of Processing when every item is virtual, such as services, memberships or event tickets.
Takes a percentage off the first order of new customers, checked against their account or billing email, to win first-time buyers without coupon codes.
Warns customers in the cart and at checkout which of their items are on backorder and roughly when they will ship, so nobody is surprised by a delay.
Sends you a hidden copy (BCC) of chosen customer emails, such as processing and completed order emails, so you can see exactly what customers receive.
Stops orders from customers on your block list, such as repeat chargeback offenders, matched by email address, email domain or phone number.
Refuses orders placed with throwaway email services, so order confirmations, downloads and receipts reach a real inbox.
Rejects checkout when the shipping address is a PO Box or post office locker, for couriers that cannot deliver there.
Adds bulk actions to the Products list that put selected products on sale at a set percentage, or clear their sale prices, including all variations.
Gives an automatic percentage discount when the cart contains enough items, for example 10% off 5 or more items, shown as a line in the totals.
Gives a discount when a set of products is in the cart together, and suggests the missing items with an add-to-cart link when only part of the bundle is there.
Runs a "buy X, get one free" deal automatically: for every set of items in the cart, the cheapest one is discounted to zero, shown as a line in the totals.