
Changelog:
= 1.0.5 =
* Narrow content areas: the table now follows the width of its own column, not the width of the screen. In a sidebar layout, a column block or any narrow content area on a computer, it switches to one card per product (or keeps the table with a side scroll, when the table is set to scroll), so every quantity box, option, checkbox and Add to cart button stays visible and usable. Phones keep working as before.
* The table no longer widens a theme's flex or grid column past its share, so a theme that hides overflow can no longer cut off the right side of the table.
* Side scroll: the scroll box keeps all its content inside (hidden labels could widen the page), shadows show there is more to see, a short line says to scroll sideways, and the box can be scrolled with the keyboard. On wide screens the buy column stays in view at the right edge while the other columns scroll.
* Cards: the sortable column titles show as a row of sort buttons above the cards (they were hidden on phones), and in very narrow columns the buy controls take the full width and the button text can wrap.
* Product images keep their size in a crowded table (some themes shrank them to nothing).
= 1.0.4 =
* WooCommerce variations: the quantity limits of each variation now come from the same filters as WooCommerce's quantity box (woocommerce_quantity_input_min, woocommerce_quantity_input_max, woocommerce_quantity_input_step, then woocommerce_quantity_input_args), with the variation as the product, so quantity rules set by other plugins in any of these ways apply in the table. A change made through woocommerce_available_variation (min_qty, max_qty, step) is applied on top of them.
* A variable product's row starts with the product's own limits (the same filters), and gets them back when the chosen variation is cleared.
= 1.0.3 =
* Choosing a variation in a row now sets the quantity field to that variation's own minimum, maximum and step: the browser counts the steps from the variation's minimum (minimum 3, step 3: 3, 6, 9…), so every allowed quantity can be added with the mouse or the keyboard, in the three ways of adding (row buttons, checkboxes, or both). On order forms (checkboxes only) a quantity of 0 still unticks the product. Clearing the choice brings back the product's own limits.
* The stock column follows the chosen variation: in stock (with the count when the store counts it), on backorder (WooCommerce) or out of stock, and shows the product's own stock again when the choice is cleared. WooCommerce and FluentCart.
* When products are added, the quantity of each row added is checked against its limits first, and the browser says which one to fix; a row that is not added never stops the others. A quantity typed between two steps is moved to the next allowed one when the variation changes.
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- Last update Updated today
- Compatibility WordPress 7.1 tested · PHP 8.3 tested, one version behind · WooCommerce 11 tested
- Releases 5 releases in the 2 days since listing
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- Compatibility 20 points
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- Current version 100%
- One version behind 75%
- Two versions behind 50%
- Three versions behind 25%
- Older or not listed 0%
- Releases 15 points
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- Developer activity 15 points
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- Support 15 points
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- Docs and demo 5 points
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- Time since update 35 points
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