Remove the Order Notes Field
Removes the "Order notes" textarea from the classic checkout page.
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Removes the "Order notes" textarea from the classic checkout page.
Changes the titles and order of the Description, Additional information and Reviews tabs on product pages.
Puts the admin menu items you use most at the top, in the order you choose. Everything else keeps its place below.
Changes the order of checkout address fields, for example country first and postcode before city, to match how addresses are written in your market.
Sets a different Reply-To address depending on the email's subject, so replies to order, support or form emails reach the right team automatically.
Adds a "wp missing-alt" command that lists every image in the Media Library without alt text, with the post it is attached to, so you can fix accessibility gaps in order of importance.
Stops staff from issuing a refund in the order screen until they have typed a reason, so every refund in your records is explained.
Shows how many previous orders the customer has placed and their total spend on the order edit screen, so you can recognize loyal 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.
Flips the stacking order of a Columns block with the class "wpide-reverse-mobile" on phones, so an image placed on the right appears above its text instead of below.
Corrects common right-to-left layout problems in post content, such as list indents, blockquote borders, table alignment and image floats, using logical CSS properties.
Queues emails sent by WordPress and plugins and sends them a few seconds later through WP-Cron, so form submissions, orders and registrations no longer wait for the mail server.
Adds an extra recipient to the "New order" email when the order contains products from a category, so suppliers or warehouse teams only get the orders they fulfil.
Adds another recipient, such as a warehouse or fulfillment partner, to the WooCommerce "New order" email.
Gives each paid order its own gap-free invoice number, such as INV-2026-0001, and shows it on the order screen, in emails and in the customer's order details.
Shows the chosen shipping method of each order in the admin orders list, so you can spot express and pickup orders before packing.
Lets customers reorder from orders that are still processing, not only completed ones, using the "Order again" button in My Account.
Adds the order details you choose, such as a delivery date or gift message saved by another plugin, to WooCommerce's order emails with friendly labels.
Lists matching pages first in search results, then blog posts, then other content, so key pages like pricing or contact are not buried under older posts.
Prints each product's SKU under its name in the cart, checkout and order details, which trade buyers and phone orders often need.
Styles each sidebar widget as a card with a border, rounded corners, an underlined title and tidy list dividers.
Hides and stops requiring the street address fields on the classic checkout when the customer picks Local Pickup, since you will not deliver the order.
Removes the billing address fields from the classic checkout when everything in the cart is virtual or downloadable, keeping only name and email.
Stops WooCommerce from sending customers the "Your order is being processed" email, for stores that only want to send the completed email.