Name Your Price v3.7.1 – Translation Cleanup & COG Field Fix
This release includes a small but important cleanup to translation files and resolves an issue affecting the Cost of Goods (COG) field when Name Your Price is enabled.
Changelog posts
This release includes a small but important cleanup to translation files and resolves an issue affecting the Cost of Goods (COG) field when Name Your Price is enabled.
This update resolves a formatting issue affecting how child items appear on the classic (non-block) Order Received page, and addresses a duplication issue impacting printed invoices.
This update focuses on improving price accuracy, keeping product option ordering consistent, and ensuring better compatibility with modern themes and tools. If you’re using per-item pricing, custom term ordering, or newer WordPress themes, this release smooths things out.
This release improves Store API ordering, adds deeper debugging support for developers, and resolves a compatibility issue affecting the Not Sold Separately mini-extension. We’ve also updated plugin naming in the admin for clearer branding consistency.
This release improves how child item pricing appears in the Cart Block and enhances compatibility with popular themes. The result is a cleaner cart display and more consistent button styling.
Free Gift Coupons 3.8.0 fixes a fatal error on the WooPayments pay-for-order page, moves the Cart and Checkout block gift checks onto WooCommerce’s Store API, and raises the minimums to PHP 7.4, WordPress 6.2 and WooCommerce 8.2.
Version 3.7.0 introduces extended Store API support for Name Your Price and resolves a WooPayments conflict affecting pay-for-order flows. This release also includes updated minimum requirements.
This release introduces a new minimalist cart display option for block-based carts, along with several important stability fixes related to stock validation, theme detection, and Store API handling.
Version 2.8.0 is a significant update focused on performance, modern compatibility, and cleaner configuration handling. This release introduces database query caching, subscription support, and new product configuration methods — along with important minimum requirement updates.
This release improves compatibility with newer WordPress theme detection functions and refines how container configuration changes are handled when editing orders or subscriptions.