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Exploring Variation Filtering and Custom Tables
Many developers and merchants are likely familiar with a gap in WooCommerce’s functionality around filtering products based on their variations. This quirk makes it difficult for customers to find what… Read more
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Adopting Standardized Labeling Principles
As the number of developers building with WooCommerce continues to grow rapidly, we’re putting an increasing amount of effort into measures that will provide an easier onboarding experience for developers… Read more
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Brexit and Changes to WooCommerce Core Code
tl;dr While there are still many unknowns for eCommerce merchants as they pass across the January 01, 2021 Brexit transition deadline, the WooCommerce Core team is taking steps to ensure… Read more
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Introducing a New Order Status: checkout-draft
tl;dr There is a new order status coming to WooCommerce. While no immediate action is necessary, developers should familiarize themselves with it now because they may need to update their… Read more
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Available for testing – a block-based WooCommerce Cart and Checkout
In 2019 we launched a number of new WooCommerce Blocks, first via the WooCommerce Blocks plugin, and then via WooCommerce itself that have replaced a large number of the old… Read more
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Alpha-Test The New Javascript-driven WooCommerce Interface: Dashboard, Activity Panel, and Reports
Today we’re excited to give you a glimpse into some javascript-powered changes on the way for WooCommerce in early 2019, including: New and improved reports Improved notification experience and improved… Read more
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WooCommerce Custom Product Tables Beta
Today, we’re pleased to announce the beta of our Custom Products Tables plugin that’s designed to improve the performance of WooCommerce stores by adding database tables that are designed for… Read more
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WooCommerce 3.4 GDPR features
Last month we blogged about the way we were approaching GDPR in WooCommerce. We’re happy to be able to say that most of these features are now ready in WordPress… Read more