Feature Requests

Add a page to WordPress to compare selected products

Add a products grid block, just like the products carousel already exists in kadence blocks.

Currently, when you disable a variation, the swatch will still appear. When you click the swatch, it becomes noticeably unavailable, and the swatch becomes disabled. It would be better if the swatch did not appear or if there was an option to hide or display disabled product variation swatches.

Add the option to show individual product variations on the category / archive pages instead of the parent product. Some sows do this – maybe to make it look like there's more products or maybe to show that there are more variations on the category pages. Please see Women's Jeans as an example: https://www.newlook.com/uk/womens/clothing/jeans/c/uk-womens-clothing-jeans The…

Currently, the variation swatches button indicates the availability of a variation by its appearance (they become grayer) if the user has clicked one of the buttons. Not before that. For better usability, it would be better if the button indicates availability without user interaction.

Currently when creating a custom layout in the Catalog Loop, the "Product: Add to Cart" widget doesn't allow for a quantity – just the "Add to Cart" button. The Single Product Template does allow for a quantity but, for some strange reason, the Catalog Loop doesn't.

I would like to see an option to set a variation markup price for custom variations. Sometimes I have products (for example: bread slicing machines), which are available in different cutting widths and different voltages. Sometimes this results in 50+ product variations for which I have to set the prices. It would be much easier…

Please could you add a simple, lightweight sequential order number feature ?

In the Kadence Theme, we can show the product category above the title, but in a Single Product Gutenberg Template from Shopkit we cannot.

There is a tabbed style interface for annual and lifetime licenses. The variations appear as a option list. This looks pretty cool. Reference: https://wpmanageninja.com/downloads/ninja-tables-pro-add-on/