توضیحات
This plugin adds product variation markup by attribute to WooCommerce and adjusts product variation regular and sale prices accordingly.
تغییرات این نسخه
4.8.0
Release Date: September 2026
Added
* A “Reapply attribute settings” bulk action on the attribute term list. Turning “Add Markup to Name?” or “Add Markup to Description?” on or off used to affect a term only the next time that term was saved, so changing your mind meant opening every term in the attribute and saving it one at a time. Select the terms and apply the action instead. Names and descriptions are all it rewrites — prices are untouched until you reprice or reapply markups
* The attribute term list now warns when its terms no longer match the attribute’s settings, saying how many are affected and which setting they disagree with. The name and the description are reported separately, because they can disagree in opposite directions at the same time. The warning clears itself once the terms are back in line
* The product edit screen now warns when a global attribute carrying markups is left as “Any” on a variation. WooCommerce offers every one of that attribute’s options in the drop-down, markup and all, but prices the “Any” variation — so the markup is shown to the customer and never applied. Where the markup is negative, the customer is charged more than the drop-down promised. The notice lists the affected attributes and sits above the variations [Bulk actions] menu. It is informational only: nothing is blocked, and a deliberate configuration is left exactly as you set it
Bug Fixes
* Sorting the attribute list by the Markup column now orders the values as
Release Date: September 2026
Added
* A “Reapply attribute settings” bulk action on the attribute term list. Turning “Add Markup to Name?” or “Add Markup to Description?” on or off used to affect a term only the next time that term was saved, so changing your mind meant opening every term in the attribute and saving it one at a time. Select the terms and apply the action instead. Names and descriptions are all it rewrites — prices are untouched until you reprice or reapply markups
* The attribute term list now warns when its terms no longer match the attribute’s settings, saying how many are affected and which setting they disagree with. The name and the description are reported separately, because they can disagree in opposite directions at the same time. The warning clears itself once the terms are back in line
* The product edit screen now warns when a global attribute carrying markups is left as “Any” on a variation. WooCommerce offers every one of that attribute’s options in the drop-down, markup and all, but prices the “Any” variation — so the markup is shown to the customer and never applied. Where the markup is negative, the customer is charged more than the drop-down promised. The notice lists the affected attributes and sits above the variations [Bulk actions] menu. It is informational only: nothing is blocked, and a deliberate configuration is left exactly as you set it
Bug Fixes
* Sorting the attribute list by the Markup column now orders the values as