Order Status History for WooCommerce vs ReOrder Posts within Categories

Order Status History for WooCommerce (OSHWOO) speeds up your daily analysis and processing of orders. Unobtrusive visual cues in all the orders screens show when someone has ordered from your shop before, your (most) repeating customers, and spurts of unusual activity (like customers with due payments and cancellations). Main features A graphical add-on for WooCommerce. Simply install and you’re ready to go For each Order in the Orders table, get additional data displayed, like: has a customer ordered before, repeatedness, and unusual behavior (e.g. due payments and cancellations) The newly added Order history column is also sortable. The Shop Manager now can easily discern their most repeating customers, or those with the most issues, for example Shows Order history statuses as color swatches in 3 different places: the Orders page, the Edit Order page, and the Users page Status colors are fully customizable, including the default WooCommerce statuses. Many color themes also available, inspired from major shopping carts Can work in conjunction with, or replace altogether, the default WooCommerce status swatches Fully supports Guest, registered Customer, and mixed Guest / Customer Orders Detailed reports of past Orders, purchased Products, and all notes sent to Customer or private, for any registered or Guest Customer CSV export of Orders, Products, and Notes reports Support of composite products within Reports Multi-currency support, with some extra usability features Translation-ready Completely free, with no limitations. Donations welcome.

Due to a bug in WordPress core, archive taxonomy queries are not being ranked properly on the front end. If your posts are not being ranked on your front-end site please read this thread for more information. v2.3 is now multi-post taxonomy enabled. A taxonomy registered with multiple post types can has its term’s posts in each type ranked manually and separately. UPGRADE NOTE if you are upgrading from v1.x, your old ranking data remains unaffected in the custom table used by the v1.x plugin. However, in v2.x all the ranking is now stored as post meta. While upgrading, some users have complained of missing posts/lost rankings. If this is the case, you can reset your order for given term using the reset checkbox/button provided in the admin page (see screenshot #4). It will reload the ranking from the v1.x custom table. Please read FAQ #17 for more information on how to migrate your data. If your term was not sorted in the v1.x table or you are upgrading from v2.0.x or v2.1.x, then the reset button will reload the post order as per the default WP post table listing, which can be changed using the filtrs provided (see FAQ #7). ReOrder Post Within Categories is used to sort posts (and custom post type) in any custom order by drag & drop interface. It works with a selected category, each category can have different order of same post. New enhanced version 2.0 with grid-layout and multi-drag interface to ease sorting of large list of posts. Makes use of SortableJS plugin. If you are using this plugin for a commercial website, please consider making a donation to the authors of the SortableJS plugin to continue its development. Thanks to Nikita Spivak for the Russian translation. Tor-Bjorn Fjellner for the swedish translation and i18n clean-up. alekseo for support for the plugin. Andrei Negrea for post delete bug fix. maddogprod for helping resolve custom taxonomy front-end ordering. menard1965 for helping resolve get_adjacent_post prev/next ranked posts. alexjamesbishop for helping fix the ‘orderby’ bug. pondermatic for fixing the min-range bug. andreicnegrea for fixing the offset warnings. isinica for fixing the disappearing ranked post when editing them. sarahjsouris from playimports.com.au for sponsoring WooCommerce plugin upgrade. howdy_mcgee – helping fix array orderby directives for WooCommerce. pavelkovar – helping fix html escaping issues on admin pages.