WDOnline Toolkit for WooCommerce is a modular collection of practical features designed to improve everyday WooCommerce store management and the customer experience.
The plugin brings several commonly requested enhancements together in one lightweight toolkit. It improves product presentation in checkout and order details, adds useful checkout controls, provides flexible stock quantity visibility, expands WooCommerce with additional product identifiers such as MPN and supplier SKU, adds practical cost price and profit management, supports clearly presented product pre-orders, and provides storefront design controls.
Each feature can be configured individually from a tabbed settings page under WD Online → WDOnline Toolkit for WooCommerce.

Main features

Product images and links in checkout

Make products easier for customers to recognize and revisit during checkout.
The plugin can:

• Display product images in the classic WooCommerce checkout.
• Link product images to their product pages.
• Turn product names into clickable product links.
• Use the selected variation image when available.
• Fall back to the parent product image when a variation does not have its own image.
• Avoid creating links when a product is no longer publicly available.
• Control the displayed image size.

WooCommerce Checkout Blocks already provide their own product image presentation. The plugin therefore leaves the native block output unchanged and applies these enhancements to the classic checkout.

Editable quantities in checkout

Allow customers to adjust their order without returning to the cart.
Customers can:

• Change a product’s quantity directly in the classic checkout.
• Use optional plus and minus buttons.
• Remove a product directly from checkout.
• See the checkout refresh automatically after a change.

The plugin respects WooCommerce product restrictions, including minimum and maximum purchase quantities, individually sold products, stock availability, and other cart validation rules.
Each checkout control can be enabled or disabled independently.

Customizable remove button

The checkout remove button can be adjusted to match the design of the store.
Available styling options include:

• Custom button text.
• Text color.
• Background color.
• Hover text color.
• Hover background color.
• Border color.
• Border radius.
• Vertical padding.
• Horizontal padding.

The button remains visible instead of depending on theme-specific hover behavior.
An integrated live preview updates immediately while the settings are changed. The preview includes the custom button text, normal and hover colors, border, corner radius, and vertical and horizontal padding.

Order email improvements

The plugin improves the way products are presented in WooCommerce order emails.
Available options include:

• Display product images in customer order emails.
• Link email product images to their product pages.
• Link product names in HTML emails.
• Optionally include product images in administrator emails.
• Set a separate image size for emails.
• Keep plain-text emails free from HTML formatting.

Product images are rendered with their original proportions. This helps prevent wide or tall product images from being cropped into square thumbnails by email templates or email clients.
The email layout is designed to work more reliably across common email applications while preserving WooCommerce’s normal email content.

Order confirmation and My Account improvements

Product information can also be enhanced after an order has been placed.
The plugin can:

• Display product images on the order received page.
• Display product images in My Account order details.
• Link order detail images to the product page.
• Ensure product names link to the product page.
• Use variation images with fallback to the parent product image.
• Avoid broken links when a product has been deleted or unpublished.

Selective stock quantity display

WooCommerce normally applies one stock display rule to the entire store. WDOnline Toolkit for WooCommerce adds more precise control.
Exact stock quantities can be shown according to:

• Selected product categories.
• Child categories.
• Individual product settings.
• WooCommerce’s global stock display format.

Each product receives a Stock quantity display setting under Product data → Inventory with three choices:

• Use category setting.
• Always show quantity.
• Always hide quantity.

The individual product setting takes priority over the category rules.
The module only displays an exact quantity when WooCommerce stock management is enabled for the product, the product is in stock, and a valid stock quantity is available.
Variable products use the selected variation’s current stock quantity while category and display rules are inherited from the parent product.

Custom stock text

The stock quantity message can be customized using the {quantity} placeholder.
Example:
In stock – {quantity}
If the available stock is 12, the customer will see:
In stock – 12
The text can be translated or adapted to match the terminology used by the store.

Product identifiers

The product identifiers module expands WooCommerce with additional product information and flexible frontend display controls.
Supported identifiers include:

• WooCommerce SKU.
• GTIN.
• EAN.
• UPC.
• ISBN.
• MPN.
• Supplier SKU.

WooCommerce SKU

The plugin uses WooCommerce’s existing SKU field.
On single-product pages, WooCommerce remains responsible for displaying its native SKU line. This prevents the same SKU from appearing twice.
Toolkit can additionally display the SKU in:

• The cart.
• Checkout.
• Order emails.
• The order received page.
• My Account order details.

If WooCommerce’s native SKU display is disabled, Toolkit can display the SKU in its own product identifier section.

GTIN, EAN, UPC and ISBN

The plugin uses WooCommerce’s native Global Unique ID field.
The label can be customized to match the identifier type used by the store, for example:

• GTIN
• EAN
• UPC
• ISBN
• GTIN / EAN

Simple products display their saved Global Unique ID directly.
For variable products, the displayed identifier updates automatically when the customer selects a variation. If the selected variation does not have its own value, the plugin can use the value from the parent product.

MPN

The plugin adds an MPN field under Product data → Inventory.
MPN stands for Manufacturer Part Number and identifies the product number assigned by the manufacturer.
An MPN can be entered for:

• Simple products.
• Variable parent products.
• Individual variations.

A variation-specific MPN takes priority. If the variation does not have its own value, the parent product’s MPN can be used as a fallback.

Supplier SKU

The plugin also adds a Supplier SKU field under Product data → Inventory.
This can be used to store the product number used by a wholesaler, distributor, or other supplier when it differs from the webshop’s own SKU.
Supplier SKU can be entered for:

• Simple products.
• Variable parent products.
• Individual variations.

Supplier SKU display is disabled by default, helping prevent internal supplier references from being published unintentionally. Store administrators can enable it for selected frontend locations when needed.
Supplier SKU can also be displayed as a separate column in the WordPress product list, making it easier for store administrators to identify products by the supplier’s own reference number.

Flexible identifier display

Each identifier type can be enabled or disabled separately.
Identifiers can be displayed in any combination of the following locations:

• Single-product pages.
• Cart.
• Checkout.
• Customer order emails.
• Administrator order emails.
• Order received page.
• My Account order details.

Labels for SKU, GTIN, MPN, and supplier SKU can all be customized.
Empty identifiers are automatically omitted, so customers only see information that is available for the relevant product or variation.

Cost price and profit

The Cost & profit module adds straightforward product cost and profit management without the complexity of a complete accounting system.

Cost prices excluding tax

A Cost price (excl. tax) field is added under Product data → General.
Cost prices can be entered for:

• Simple products.
• Variable parent products.
• Individual product variations.

All cost prices are entered and stored excluding tax.
An individual variation can have its own cost price. If the variation cost is left empty, the plugin uses the cost price from the parent product as a fallback.

Automatic profit calculation

The plugin calculates profit from the product’s current WooCommerce price excluding tax. If an active sale price is available, the sale price is used automatically.
The calculation is:

• Profit amount: Current price excluding tax minus cost price.
• Profit percentage: Profit amount divided by cost price, multiplied by 100.

Example:

• Current price excluding tax: 47.20
• Cost price excluding tax: 40.00
• Calculated profit: 7.20
• Calculated profit percentage: 18.00%

The calculated amount and percentage are displayed in the product editor below the cost price field.

Positive and negative profit colors

Positive and negative profit values can use separate colors, making unprofitable products easier to identify.
The default colors are:

• Green for a positive profit.
• Red for a negative profit.
• The normal administrator text color when the profit is exactly zero or a variable product contains both positive and negative variation values.

Both colors can be customized from the Cost & profit settings tab.
The selected colors are used for the calculated profit in the product editor and in the product list.

Cost and profit columns

The WordPress product list can display separate Cost and Profit columns.
The Profit column displays both:

• The profit amount in the store currency.
• The calculated profit percentage.

For variable products, the columns display a range when the variations have different cost or profit values.
Both columns are sortable. Clicking a column heading switches between ascending and descending order. Variable products are sorted by the lowest value in their displayed range, while products without a cost price remain available in the product list.
The Cost and Profit columns can be enabled or disabled independently from the plugin settings.

WooCommerce CSV export

Cost prices can be included in WooCommerce’s standard product CSV export.
The exporter provides a separate column named:
Cost price (excl. tax)
The export supports simple products and individual variations. When a variation does not have its own cost price, the effective parent product cost is exported.

Product pre-orders

The Pre-orders module makes it possible to sell selected products before they are available without introducing a separate payment system.
Pre-orders continue through the normal WooCommerce cart, checkout, payment, and order flow.

Product and variation controls

Pre-order status can be enabled for:

• Simple products.
• Variable parent products.
• Individual product variations.

Products configured for pre-order can be purchased even when WooCommerce reports that they are out of stock. A parent product can apply pre-order behavior to all its variations, while individual variations can also be configured separately.

Each pre-order product can have:

• An optional expected availability date and time.
• Product-specific add to cart button text.
• A product-specific availability message.
• Inherited values from the parent product when a variation does not have its own date or message.

Clear customer-facing presentation

Customers receive a prominent visual indication that the product is a pre-order rather than a normally stocked item.
The plugin can display:

• A customizable pre-order badge.
• A prominent availability notice on the single-product page.
• A compact pre-order notice on shop and category pages.
• An expected availability date and optional time.
• A customizable message when no availability date is known.
• A dedicated pre-order button label.
• A separate label for variable products that require customers to select an option.

The notice background, text, border, badge background, and badge text colors can all be customized.

Cart, checkout, orders, and emails

Pre-order information follows the selected product through WooCommerce and is displayed in:

• The cart.
• Checkout.
• WooCommerce order line items.
• Customer and administrator order emails.
• Order details and My Account.

The module does not delay, authorize, reserve, or capture payments separately. Payment timing remains controlled by WooCommerce and the active payment gateway.

Storefront design

The Design module provides focused styling controls for the most visible WooCommerce product elements without requiring theme template changes or custom CSS.

Shop and product category pages

Product grids on shop, product category, and related-product sections can be customized with separate controls for:

• Product title font size.
• Product title color.
• Price font size.
• Price color.
• Add to cart button font size.
• Button text color.
• Button background color.
• Hover text color.
• Hover background color.
• Border color.
• Rounded or square corners.
• Corner radius from 0 to 50 pixels.

The same button styling also applies to WooCommerce loop actions such as Read more, Select options, and the customized pre-order button.

Single-product pages

Single-product pages have their own independent controls for:

• Price font size and color.
• Add to cart button font size.
• Button text and background colors.
• Hover text and background colors.
• Border color.
• Rounded or square corners.
• Corner radius from 0 to 50 pixels.

Live button previews

The Design tab includes separate live previews for product overview buttons and single-product add to cart buttons.
Changes are shown immediately while editing, including normal colors, hover colors, font size, border color, and corner radius. Settings only need to be saved when the final design is ready to be used on the storefront.

Custom currency symbol

WooCommerce’s displayed currency symbol can optionally be replaced with a clearer custom label, such as:

• DKK instead of kr. for Danish kroner.
• SEK instead of kr. for Swedish kronor.

This can help customers and compatible payment interfaces distinguish between currencies that normally use the same symbol.
Only the displayed symbol is changed. The underlying ISO currency code used by WooCommerce, orders, exports, and payment gateways remains unchanged.

Variable product support

The plugin supports simple products and variable products throughout its main features.
For variations, it can:

• Use the variation product image.
• Fall back to the parent product image.
• Display the variation’s stock quantity.
• Display the variation’s SKU.
• Display the variation’s Global Unique ID.
• Display the variation’s MPN.
• Display the variation’s supplier SKU.
• Store an individual cost price excluding tax for each variation.
• Fall back to the parent product cost when a variation-specific cost is unavailable.
• Calculate variation-specific profit amounts and percentages.
• Enable pre-order behavior for individual variations.
• Store a variation-specific expected availability date.
• Display variation-specific pre-order messages and button labels.
• Fall back to parent product identifiers when a variation-specific value is unavailable.
• Update displayed identifiers automatically when another variation is selected.

Organized settings

The plugin settings are divided into clear tabs:

Checkout

Controls product images, product links, editable quantities, plus and minus buttons, product removal, image size, remove button styling, and the live remove button preview.

Emails & orders

Controls product images and links in order emails, on the order received page, and in My Account order details.

Stock quantity

Controls category-based stock display, child categories, individual product overrides, WooCommerce stock display behavior, and custom stock text.

Product identifiers

Controls SKU, GTIN, MPN, supplier SKU, display locations, and frontend labels.

Cost & profit

Controls the cost and profit module, the Cost and Profit product-list columns, and the colors used for positive and negative profit values.

Design

Controls the optional custom currency symbol, product title and price styling, archive and single-product buttons, rounded corners, hover states, and live button previews.

Pre-orders

Controls global pre-order text, expected availability presentation, button labels, badges, notice colors, and whether availability times are displayed.
All settings are saved using the standard WordPress settings interface.

Translation support

WDOnline Toolkit for WooCommerce is translation-ready and compatible with tools such as Loco Translate.
The plugin uses the text domain:
wdonline-toolkit-for-woocommerce
All fixed user-facing text can be translated. Administrator-defined labels and messages can be edited directly from the plugin settings.

Privacy

The plugin does not send customer, order, product, or diagnostic information to WD Online or any other external service.
It does not include:

• External telemetry.
• Automatic diagnostic uploads.
• Customer tracking.
• Advertising scripts.
• Remote product synchronization.

All plugin settings, product identifiers, cost prices, pre-order data, and calculated sorting values are stored locally in the WordPress database.

Compatibility

WDOnline Toolkit for WooCommerce is designed to work with:

• WooCommerce.
• Simple products.
• Variable products.
• Shop and product category pages.
• Product pre-orders.
• Classic WooCommerce checkout.
• WooCommerce HTML emails.
• WooCommerce plain-text emails.
• Order received pages.
• My Account order details.
• WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage workflows.
• WooCommerce’s standard product CSV exporter.

The plugin uses WooCommerce hooks and filters instead of replacing WooCommerce template files. This reduces theme conflicts and makes future WooCommerce updates easier to support.

Independent and modular

No shared WD Online core plugin is required.
WDOnline Toolkit for WooCommerce works independently, and its main features can be enabled or disabled according to the needs of each store.
The goal is simple: provide useful WooCommerce improvements that many store owners otherwise need custom code or several small plugins to achieve.