Category: woocommerce

Pootlepress Previews Upcoming Storefront Blocks Plugin for WooCommerce

Posted on by Sarah Gooding

At the end of 2017, WooCommerce published some of their “Wootenberg experiments”, one of the first previews of what e-commerce might look like in the Gutenberg era. Gutenberg’s handling of meta boxes has greatly evolved since that time and the WooCommerce Gutenberg Products Block feature plugin is now active on more than 20,000 sites. The Read more about Pootlepress Previews Upcoming Storefront Blocks Plugin for WooCommerce[…]

WooCommerce 3.3 Removed From Plugin Directory Due to Theme Conflicts

Posted on by Jeff Chandler

Earlier this week, WooCommerce 3.3 was released and among the features was increased theme compatibility. However, soon after release, users of third-party themes reported issues with categories displaying improperly. Despite it being a minor release that should be fully backwards compatible with previous releases up to 3.0, WooCommerce has removed 3.3 from the plugin directory Read more about WooCommerce 3.3 Removed From Plugin Directory Due to Theme Conflicts[…]

New Dispensary Details Plugin for WooCommerce Adds Cannabis Details to Products

Posted on by Sarah Gooding

photo credit: Blueberry Kush, Indica-3 – (license) Two years ago, WordPress developer Robert DeVore launched WP Dispensary, a free marijuana dispensary menu plugin for WordPress, and has since built an accompanying theme, additional free add-ons, and six commercial extensions. DeVore is aiming to make WP Dispensary a complete online menu software solution for dispensaries and Read more about New Dispensary Details Plugin for WooCommerce Adds Cannabis Details to Products[…]

Scott Bolinger Shares Unique Perspective of WordPress From Outside the Bubble

Posted on by Jeff Chandler

Scott Bolinger, a product developer focused on the WordPress space who has created several products, including AppPresser and Holler Box, recently attended Content and Commerce Summit 2017. This conference focuses on what’s working in eCommerce, digital media, information publishing, and subscription commerce. According to Bolinger, WordPress and WooCommerce were not topics of discussion. “It really opened Read more about Scott Bolinger Shares Unique Perspective of WordPress From Outside the Bubble[…]

WPWeekly Episode 285 – Not Every WordPress Is the Same

Posted on by Jeff Chandler

In this episode, John James Jacoby and I open the show by discussing our observations of social media lately. Our feeds are filled with anger and for me personally, Twitter is becoming less useful. We discussed the news of the week, including a lengthy conversation about Automattic opening up the WordPress.org ecosystem of plugins and Read more about WPWeekly Episode 285 – Not Every WordPress Is the Same[…]

WooCommerce 3.0 Brings Major Improvements to Product Gallery, Introduces CRUD Classes and a New CLI

Posted on by Sarah Gooding

WooCommerce 3.0 “Bionic Butterfly” was released today with significant improvements to the product gallery and developer tools. This version, which was previously going to be 2.7, is the first major release since the plugin switched to semantic versioning. It was released after more than three months in beta and an extended RC testing period that Read more about WooCommerce 3.0 Brings Major Improvements to Product Gallery, Introduces CRUD Classes and a New CLI[…]