Title: Markup by Attribute for WooCommerce Author: Mark Tomlinson Published: 2018-03-29 Last modified: 2026-09-21 --- Szukaj wtyczek ![](https://ps.w.org/markup-by-attribute-for-woocommerce/assets/banner-772x250.png? rev=2952499) ![](https://ps.w.org/markup-by-attribute-for-woocommerce/assets/icon-256x256.png? rev=2952499) # Markup by Attribute for WooCommerce Autor: [Mark Tomlinson](https://profiles.wordpress.org/marktomlinson/) [Pobierz](https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/markup-by-attribute-for-woocommerce.4.8.0.zip) * [Szczegóły](https://pl.wordpress.org/plugins/markup-by-attribute-for-woocommerce/#description) * [Recenzje](https://pl.wordpress.org/plugins/markup-by-attribute-for-woocommerce/#reviews) * [Instalacja](https://pl.wordpress.org/plugins/markup-by-attribute-for-woocommerce/#installation) * [Rozwój](https://pl.wordpress.org/plugins/markup-by-attribute-for-woocommerce/#developers) [Wsparcie](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/markup-by-attribute-for-woocommerce/) ## Opis #### Varying Prices on Product Variations is Tedious and Error-Prone Want to add $5 to every blue product you sell? Maybe you sell jewelry with birthstones, and some stones cost more than others. If all „X-Large” products cost 7.5% more, you’d have to manually calculate and change every „X-Large” variation of every product. #### Markup by Attribute Adds 'Markup’ to Attribute Terms Markup by Attribute solves this by letting you add a markup (or markdown) to global attribute terms. If the attribute is 'Color,’ you can add „+5” to Blue while leaving Green and Yellow alone. When you set regular and sale prices, every blue product will automatically be $5.00 more. This plugin does one thing – it adds pricing control to WooCommerce’s global product attributes. If your products vary in price based on options like size, color, or material, Markup by Attribute lets you set those price differences once at the attribute level rather than manually adjusting each product variation. #### Key Features * Fixed value markups (like $5) or percentage markups (like 5%) * Positive markups for price increases, negative for decreases * Integrates with WooCommerce’s existing 'Set regular price’ and 'Set sale price’ bulk actions * Shows price differences in the dropdown options to help customers make informed decisions * Provides itemized price breakdowns in variation descriptions * Quick bulk update tools to reapply markups when values change * Support for both regular and sale prices * Option to show or hide markup details in various places #### Use Cases * Size-based pricing: Charge more for larger sizes, less for smaller sizes * Material upgrades: Add costs for premium materials * Add-on services: Pricing for monogramming, gift wrapping, etc. * Attribute-driven costs: Any situation where product options consistently affect pricing #### New in Version 4.8 * The product edit screen now warns when a global attribute set to „Any” on a variation carries markups — customers see the markup in the options drop-down, but the „ Any” variation’s price never includes it * Informational only: nothing is blocked, and a deliberate configuration is left exactly as you set it ## Zrzuty ekranu [⌊Note the addition of the “Markup (or markdown)” field on the bottom of the Add new *attribute* panel of the attribute editor.⌉⌊Note the addition of the “Markup( or markdown)” field on the bottom of the Add new *attribute* panel of the attribute editor.⌉[ Note the addition of the “Markup (or markdown)” field on the bottom of the `Add new *attribute*` panel of the attribute editor. [⌊Note the addition of the “Markup (or markdown)” field on the bottom of the Edit* attribute* screen of the attribute editor.⌉⌊Note the addition of the “Markup (or markdown)” field on the bottom of the Edit *attribute* screen of the attribute editor .⌉[ Note the addition of the “Markup (or markdown)” field on the bottom of the `Edit* attribute*` screen of the attribute editor. [⌊The regular price is $18.95. Markup-by-Attribute added $6 for a logo and $1.42 for extra large.⌉⌊The regular price is $18.95. Markup-by-Attribute added $6 for a logo and $1.42 for extra large.⌉[ The regular price is $18.95. Markup-by-Attribute added $6 for a logo and $1.42 for extra large. [⌊The customer sees the full range of sale prices available and how much each option costs, plus a clear description of the breakdown.⌉⌊The customer sees the full range of sale prices available and how much each option costs, plus a clear description of the breakdown.⌉[ The customer sees the full range of sale prices available and how much each option costs, plus a clear description of the breakdown. [⌊Markdowns (negative markups) can be used as well.⌉⌊Markdowns (negative markups) can be used as well.⌉[ Markdowns (negative markups) can be used as well. [⌊Markups are applied to sale prices just as they are with regular prices.⌉⌊Markups are applied to sale prices just as they are with regular prices.⌉[ Markups are applied to sale prices just as they are with regular prices. [⌊The settings page allows configuration of how the markup is displayed.⌉⌊The settings page allows configuration of how the markup is displayed.⌉[ The settings page allows configuration of how the markup is displayed. ## Instalacja #### In this section: * Manual Installation * Automated Installation * Using Markup-by-Attribute for WooCommerce #### Manual Installation 1. Download the Markup by Attribute for WooCommerce ZIP file. 2. Unzip the plugin files to the `/wp-content/plugins/markup-by-attribute-for-woocommerce` directory. 3. Activate the plugin through the WordPress `Plugins` page. #### Automated Installation 1. Locate the Markup by Attribute for WooCommerce plugin using the search box on the in WordPress `Plugins` ⇾ `Add New` page. 2. Install the plugin using the `[Install]` button. 3. The `[Install]` button will change to an `[Activate]` button. Use it to activate the plugin. #### Using Markup by Attribute for WooCommerce (Detailed instructions can be found at [Markup by Attribute Wiki](https://github.com/Mark-Tomlinson/markup-by-attribute-for-woocommerce/wiki).) _NOTE:_ These instructions assume you are familiar with WooCommerce global Product Attributes and with WooCommerce Product Variations. If not, you may want to review the WooCommerce documentation on [Product Attributes](https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/managing-product-taxonomies/#section-6) and [Variable Products](https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/variable-product/). #### Three Easy Steps 1. **While creating new global attribute terms or editing existing ones, add the markup.** 2. * If the option needs a markup, put the amount of the markup in the term’s Markup field on either the `Add new attribute` panel or the `Edit attribute` panel. * Examples of valid values include: ‘-5’, ‘5.95’, ‘+5.678’, ‘7.5%’, and ‘-12%’. 3. **Create product variations as you normally would.** 4. * Markup by Attribute requires variable products because it changes the price of each variation. * Using `Create variations from all attributes` is the easiest way to ensure you have all combinations. * Do not have a variation with “Any” in an attribute with a markup because WooCommerce will choose the “Any” variation regardless of others that may exist. So, if XX-Large is 5% more, you cannot have one variation for “XX-Large” and another for “Any size” to cover the rest because WooCommerce assumes “Any size” includes“ XX-Large”. 5. **Use the `Set regular price` and `Set sale price` bulk edit functions as you normally would.** 6. * The markup will be applied to the price according to the attribute terms associated with the variation. * A description of the markup will be added to the variation description. `Product Price 18.95 Add 2.00 for Logo` * _TIP_: Always set the regular price before setting a sale price. Percentage markups are calculated on the regular price, so they cannot be applied to a sale price if the regular price has not been set. * _TIP_: If you change a markup value later, you can quickly update affected products using: - The „Reapply markups” bulk action on the Products list - The refresh icon beneath the attributes of individual products in the list - The „Reapply markups to prices” option in the product’s variation bulk actions ## Najczęściej zadawane pytania ### Does Markup-by-Attribute automatically update prices when I change a markup? **No – and this is by design.** Markup-by-Attribute only applies markups when you take specific action: 1. When you use WooCommerce’s `Set regular prices` or `Set sale prices` bulk action 2. When you use one of the „Reapply markups” tools This intentional workflow gives you control over when prices change. You might want existing inventory to keep old prices while new products use updated markups. **Bottom line**: Setting a markup is step 1. Applying it to products is step 2. ### If I change the markup for an attribute, how will product prices change? After changing a markup value, you have several ways to update the affected products: 1. For new products or variations, Markup-by-Attribute is incorporated into the ` Set regular price` bulk action to set the variation price with the appropriate markup. 2. For existing products: – Use the „Reapply markups” bulk action to update multiple products at once – Click the refresh icon next to individual products to update them one at a time – In the product editor, use „Reapply markups to prices” in the variations bulk actions ### How do I bulk update prices for multiple products at once? If you change a markup value for an option, you can quickly update affected products in one of two ways. 1. There is a `Reapply markups` bulk action on the 'All Products’ product list. You can even select all items on the page, and Markup-by-Attribute will find items with markups and update the prices and descriptions. 2. There is a refresh icon beneath the attributes of individual products on the 'All Products’ product list. You can filter the list by selecting the attribute in question and then click „⟳ Reprice” on the products that you want to reapply the markup to. Additionally, a „Reapply markups to prices” option in the product’s variation bulk actions. While this only works on the product you are editing, it does provide a method that is faster than setting the prices again. ### What happens to existing markups when I change an attribute’s settings? Nothing. Products have to have their prices set again („Set regular prices” in the variation bulk actions), or you can do a bulk reapplication of the markup to many products at once (see above). Not automatically changing the variation prices is important if a shop has existing inventory they want to sell at the original markup and new products that require the new markup. You can select which products retain their old prices and which ones are repriced with the new markup. ### Can I use both percentage and fixed-amount markups together? Yes! Usually, attributes like 'Size’ will have a percentage markup, whereas attributes like stitching a logo on a shirt will be fixed in price. Combining both the size markup and the logo markup on the same product is perfectly valid. But what if you want to add a percentage and a fixed-price markup to two of the same attributes? For instance, anything that is plaid gets marked up by 5%, but anything yellow is reduced by $1. You can do this, too. Any option listed under any attribute is calculated independently of any other. Any combination of positive or negative amounts or percentages is all valid. ### How do markups work with sale prices? Fixed-amount markups are added to (or subtracted from) sales prices, just as they are for regular prices. However, percentage markups can be calculated on sale prices in one of two ways. 1. The markup is calculated on the regular price and then applied to the sales price. 2. The markup is calculated on the sale price before being applied to the sale price. You decide which way you want the percentage markups calculated with the **Sale Price Markup** option on the Markup-by-Attribute settings page. ### It’s not working. Why? **The #1 reason**: You’ve set markups but haven’t applied them to products yet. Markup-by-Attribute requires TWO steps: 1. **Set the markup** on the attribute term (✓ You probably did this) 2. **Apply it to products** using bulk actions ( This is usually the missing step) **On the product page**: Use WooCommerce’s `Set regular prices` or `Reapply markups to prices` bulk actions on the Variations tab. **On the product list**: Use the` Reapply markups` bulk action or the refresh icon next to individual products. **Other common issues**: – Variations with „Any” attributes when those attributes have markups – Expecting automatic price updates (this plugin requires deliberate action) If none of these solve it, check the support forums. ### What if I change an attribute’s markups but do not want to change products marked up previously? Then do nothing. Prices, descriptions, and option drop-downs for products will remain at whatever value they were set to last time you ran the `Set regular price` or ` Reapply markups to prices` bulk variation actions. ### Does this support languages other than English? Yes. However, the developer only speaks American English. I can provide translations via OpenAI’s ChatGPT or Anthropic’s Claude. But I would prefer it if a native speaker translated the text. The .POT file is found in the /languages folder of the plugin. If you don’t have access to your server, you can also find it on [GitHub](https://github.com/Mark-Tomlinson/markup-by-attribute-for-woocommerce). What’s a .POT file? If you’d like to help but don’t know how to use a template file, don’t worry. A .POT file is a text file that contains all the English phrases found in Markup-by-Attribute. You can simply open it and translate what you read there. Send me the translations, and I will incorporate them in the next release. Many thanks to [Zjadlbymcos](https://github.com/Zjadlbymcos) on GitHub for his Polish translation and @silentstepsch for several variations of German. ### I’d like to donate. Thanks! The donation button assumes $5.00 USD. But please don’t hesitate to adjust that amount up or down as you feel it’s appropriate. I’m a retired guy who’s living off his savings, so every little bit helps. If you use Markup-by-Attribute and want to see me continue support for it, I encourage you to encourage me with a small donation. ## Recenzje ![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/c3a012a44d28ae71e3948a37f838a571ca8ab0345368dd61a94244bd9906bea5? s=60&d=retro&r=g) ### 󠀁[Does exactly what it says it does](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/does-exactly-what-it-says-it-does-53/)󠁿 [eragonsoftware](https://profiles.wordpress.org/eragonsoftware/) 2025-08-01 1 odpowiedź This plugin simplified my work a lot. Thanks ! ![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/e908bd9e627f9705c8c57d8bd7aa08a938c18144c1c3b2277d3e63fc3800c4e5? s=60&d=retro&r=g) ### 󠀁[Seems to work fine after initial problems](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/reapply-markups-not-working/)󠁿 [chasman123](https://profiles.wordpress.org/chasman123/) 2024-12-13 Initially when using the 'Reapply Markups' bulk action it inadvertently changed many of the base prices of the products and I had to go through and manually change each one back. The more I used it on each different category, the better it worked. Seems to be working fine now. Mark has been great with technical support. ![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/2b3182c780aeff72178ae7ff132e6297796dea4084c0ffc38a6641b54c9eb510? s=60&d=retro&r=g) ### 󠀁[Doesn’t work](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/doesnt-work-3157/)󠁿 [graceo123](https://profiles.wordpress.org/graceo123/) 2024-10-12 1 odpowiedź It won't apply a price mark up to my color attribute and I'm not sure why. ![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/a23cff0b19ee03de925c04f9c83e9b64bcc40dbae0bb4d5d9439f7c7ce8a1187? s=60&d=retro&r=g) ### 󠀁[Variable properties are not automatically priced](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/variable-properties-are-not-automatically-priced/)󠁿 [Ryan](https://profiles.wordpress.org/youxnet/) 2024-08-24 6 odpowiedzi Variable properties are not automatically priced ![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/9e8c5432de87ca4f41d924c6275e7c3fdf613866a398fa75e83a20b1347d7660? s=60&d=retro&r=g) ### 󠀁[Desperately needed plugin, works great!](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/desperately-needed-plugin-works-great/)󠁿 [spdctrl](https://profiles.wordpress.org/spdctrl/) 2023-11-01 1 odpowiedź If you have more than a few variations, this plugin will greatly simplify your life! ![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/2419b4142aaa3121f939f8a1a7dc45fe03da1065e391e28b8d386b9d3f39a101? s=60&d=retro&r=g) ### 󠀁[doesn’t work on store front view](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/not-work-in-front-panel/)󠁿 [adriangrzybek](https://profiles.wordpress.org/adriangrzybek/) 2023-10-19 1 odpowiedź Hi, I created some attributes in admin panel, it looks fine, but in front view when I change attributes, product price is not going to change, why? [ Przeczytaj 28 recenzji ](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/markup-by-attribute-for-woocommerce/reviews/) ## Kontrybutorzy i deweloperzy „Markup by Attribute for WooCommerce” jest oprogramowaniem open source. Poniższe osoby miały wkład w rozwój wtyczki. Zaangażowani * [ Mark Tomlinson ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/marktomlinson/) Wtyczka „Markup by Attribute for WooCommerce” została przetłumaczona na 2 języki. Podziękuj [tłumaczom](https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/markup-by-attribute-for-woocommerce/contributors) za ich wkład. [Przetłumacz wtyczkę “Markup by Attribute for WooCommerce” na swój język.](https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/markup-by-attribute-for-woocommerce) ### Interesuje cię rozwój wtyczki? 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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 numbers. They were compared as text, which put 10 ahead of 8 — noticeable on an attribute with many terms, such as a year or size range * The Markup column and the term’s markup field now show every value in the same notation. Markups saved by older releases kept the leading plus sign and trailing zeros they were typed with, so +1.00 and 1 sat side by side meaning the same thing. Stored values are not altered; only what is displayed * Applying „Reapply markups” on the product list with only simple products selected no longer repeats the previous run. Nothing was reported and nothing appeared to happen, but the products from the run before were quietly repriced again, using whatever markups were in place at that moment. A selection containing no variable products now says so and changes nothing * Text you add to an attribute term’s description is no longer left with a blank line or a stray indent where the markup annotation used to sit. The annotation is rewritten to the bottom of the description on every save, and lifting it out of its old position left the surrounding spacing behind. Only descriptions with text above or beside the annotation were affected _The following shipped in 4.7.0 but were left out of that release’s changelog._ * Markup values are now read correctly in stores that use a comma as the decimal separator, or a space or period for thousands. A value such as 1 000,50 could previously be misread when markups were applied from the product list * A markup containing stray characters, such as 5abc, is now rejected rather than quietly stored as 5 * A markup typed with a space before the percent sign, such as 5 %, is no longer flagged as invalid in the browser. WooCommerce itself accepts that form, so the field now does too **Maintenance** * The bulk actions are named in sentence case throughout, the way WordPress and WooCommerce name their own. „Reapply Markups” on the product list now reads „Reapply markups”. Only the label changed * One syntax dialect throughout the shipping code: short array syntax, lowercase true/false/null, and the quote style needing fewer escapes. No change in behavior — pinned by the test suite * Docblock boilerplate trimmed without losing documentation: @since no longer appears on private or protected members, and the identical singleton scaffolding is described in one line instead of seven #### 4.7.0 _Release Date: August 2026_ **Changed** * Markup annotations now follow the markup _type_ wherever they appear. Percentages read as words — (Add 5%) and (Subtract 5%) — and currency amounts read as signed values — (+$5.00) and (-$5.00). Previously the options drop-down and the attribute term name could describe the same markup two different ways on a single product. **Bug Fixes** * „Reapply markups to prices” no longer vanishes from the variations[ Bulk actions] menu after clicking [Save attributes]. WooCommerce rebuilds that whole panel, which discarded the menu entry until the page was reloaded. This bug was present in every prior release * A failed markup reapplication on the product edit page now reports the failure instead of silently doing nothing. The error message existed and had been translated for years, but nothing could ever display it * Markup meta is now written only for the attribute terms a product actually uses, instead of for every term in the attribute. Existing excess entries clear themselves on the next reprice — no action needed * Bulk reapply from the product list no longer re-runs when the page is refreshed, bookmarked, or revisited with the back button* A failed row refresh on the product list no longer leaves the reapply icon stuck, requiring a page reload before that row could be repriced again * Attribute options no longer save under the wrong taxonomy when an attribute’s slug differs from its label * Products with no variations no longer produce a malformed database query during markup processing * The invalid-markup error notice now appears when _adding_ a term, not only when editing one * The database upgrade runner now orders by version number rather than filename, which would have misordered at double-digit versions* Deleting a term while its markup was being saved no longer triggers a PHP error **Maintenance** * Confirmed compatibility with WordPress 7.1, WooCommerce 11.0.1, and PHP 8.4 * Substantial internal cleanup: retired a global, unified the price- handler API, extracted shared bulk meta read/write, and split the term-save handler into single-purpose methods. No change in behavior — pinned by the test suite * License is now consistently GPL-3.0-or-later across the plugin header, class docblocks, and readme * Markup column sorting is now applied only on the attribute term admin screen * Normalized all line endings to LF #### 4.6.3 _Release Date: June 2026_ **Security** * Added capability checks (edit_products / manage_product_terms) to all AJAX handlers and attribute option writes, alongside existing nonce checks * Escaped all admin-facing output to close a stored-XSS vector via malicious or compromised translation files * Escaped literal underscores in meta-key LIKE queries so cleanup matches only intended keys * Prefixed all global PHP constants with MT2MBA_ to avoid collisions with other plugins **Bug Fixes** * Markup reapplication is now truly atomic — fixed nested-transaction handling so a mid-run failure rolls back every price change instead of leaving partial updates * Invalidate variation caches after bulk price edits so a stale cache can’t revert changes when the product is saved * Stopped the Markup term column from wiping content other plugins add to the attribute term list * Fixed a possible regular- expression error when stripping markup annotations under certain translations * Fixed the term-save recursion guard so batch term updates process every term, not just the first **Performance** * Product list no longer loads product data for columns belonging to other plugins * Attribute filter uses an EXISTS clause and runs only on the main admin query * Removed a redundant taxonomy-ID lookup on the storefront product page **Maintenance** * Versioned and gated admin script/style enqueues (cache-busting, and loaded only where needed) * Confirmed compatibility with WooCommerce 10.8.1 and PHP 8.4 #### 4.6.2 _Release Date: April 2026_ **Cosmetic** * Added Donate link to plugin action links on the Plugins page * Moved donation prompt to a dedicated section at the bottom of the Settings page * Fixed broken donation link on the Settings page #### 4.6.1 _Release Date: April 2026_ **Maintenance** * Updated compatibility to confirm support for WordPress 7.0 and WooCommerce 10.6.2. * No functional code changes. #### 4.6.0 _Release Date: March 2026_ **Setting Removed** * Removed the „Preserve Zero Prices” setting — markups now always apply to zero-priced variations * Added dismissible admin notice for users who had the setting enabled, with link to wiki remediation steps **Code Improvements** * Simplified `isBlankOrZeroPrice()` into focused `removeVariationPrices()` method * Extracted `fetchVariationData()` helper for cleaner variation data retrieval* Added price floor — variation prices can never go below zero * Removed unused class properties * Extracted database upgrade logic into versioned modules with admin- only execution and failure cooldown * Split `Term` class — extracted attribute-level form handlers into new `Attribute` class **Maintenance** * Updated compatibility to confirm support for WordPress 6.9.4 and WooCommerce 10.6.1 #### 4.5.0 _Release Date: February 2026_ **Security Improvements (3 fixes)** * Replaced raw HTML AJAX response with JSON data for base price updates (XSS prevention) * Replaced per-row inline scripts with data attributes and delegated event handling * Added input sanitization to product list column sort parameter **Performance Improvements (2 fixes)** * Replaced per-variation database queries with bulk operations when clearing markup descriptions * Replaced per-variation WooCommerce object loading with bulk meta queries for price calculations **Code Quality Improvements (6 fixes)** * Added explicit visibility modifiers to all class methods * Added PHP 7.4-compatible type hints with documented union type limitations * Replaced legacy `<>` operators with standard `!=` * Standardized all method names to camelCase convention * Removed unused `use` statement * Fixed inconsistent version comparison to use `version_compare()` **Bug Fixes** * Sale base price field now always visible on the General tab **Maintenance** * Added PHP union type compatibility note for PHP 7.4 support #### 4.4.0 _Release Date: November 2025_ **Security Improvements (6 issues fixed)** * Enhanced input validation and sanitization across all user-facing forms * Improved nonce verification for AJAX handlers * Strengthened capability checks for administrative functions * Enhanced XSS protection in markup display output * Improved SQL injection prevention in database queries * Added CSRF protection to bulk action handlers **Performance Improvements (1 issue fixed)** * Optimized database queries for markup retrieval and application **Code Quality Improvements (6 issues fixed)** * Added PHP 7.4+ return type declarations to 31 functions across 7 files for improved type safety * Enhanced code reliability with explicit return types (void, string, int, float, bool, array, self) * Improved IDE support and error detection with comprehensive type hints * Maintained backward compatibility with PHP 7.4 (avoided PHP 8.0+ only features like constructor return types) * Verified proper European decimal handling with wc_format_decimal() before is_numeric() checks * Enhanced code maintainability with consistent type declarations across all backend classes **Maintenance** * Updated compatibility to confirm support for WordPress 6.9, WooCommerce 10.3.5, PHP 8.4.11, and MySQL 8.4.7 * Updated minimum requirements: WordPress 5.7, WooCommerce 5.0.0, PHP 7.4.3 #### 4.3.9 _Release Date: August 2025_ **Bug Fixes** * Fixed markup saving when adding new terms with a markup * Ensured backward compatibility with PHP 7.4.3, WordPress 5.4, and WooCommerce 3.9 #### 4.3.8 _Release Date: August 2025_ **Bug Fixes** * Fixed European decimal notation handling in markup validation and price processing functions to support comma decimal separators properly (e.g., „ 5,50” instead of „5.50”) * Fixed sale price description handling to maintain consistent regular price markup display **Code Quality & Documentation Improvements** * Enhanced code readability with comprehensive PHPDoc standardization across all files * Added PHP type hints to all method parameters and return types for better IDE support and error prevention* Extracted magic numbers into meaningful named constants for improved maintainability* Added detailed inline comments explaining complex validation logic, security measures, and WordPress integration patterns * Improved input validation with centralized constants for markup limits and formatting * Implemented logical code organization with //region tags across all backend classes for improved developer navigation * Structured core backend files (Product, ProductList, Settings, Term) with consistent functional groupings (Properties, Instance Management, AJAX Handlers, etc.) * Consolidated utility methods into dedicated regions, separating helper functions from main business logic * Enhanced code organization without any functional changes to existing features #### 4.3.7 _Release Date: July 2025_ **Maintenance** * Updated compatibility to confirm support for WordPress 6.8.2, WooCommerce 10.0.5, and PHP 8.4.5. * Incremented plugin version number. * No functional code changes included in this update. #### 4.3.6 _Release Date: April 2025_ **Maintenance** * Updated compatibility to confirm support for WordPress 6.8, WooCommerce 9.8.1, and PHP 8.3.11. * Incremented plugin version number. * No functional code changes included in this update. #### 4.3.5 _Release Date: March 2025_ **Maintenance** * Updated to show compatibility up to WordPress 6.7.1, WooCommerce 9.7.1, PHP 8.3.11, and MySQL 8.0.41 * No code changes #### 4.3.4 _Release Date: January 2025_ **Bug Fixes** * Fixed a misnamed function in abstract class priceUpdateHandler * Corrected for a WP issue regarding update_post_meta() #### 4.3.3 _Release Date: January 2025_ **Bug Fixes** * Reworked option autoload logic to selectively set autoloading * Reworked attribute option logic to delete the option from the database when not needed #### 4.3.2 _Release Date: January 2025_ **Features** * Added Spanish translation files. The plugin now supports German, French, Italian, Polish, Swedish, and Spanish translations. **Bug Fixes** * Corrected the way Markup-by-Attribute handles translation files. Many thanks to Knut Sparhell (@knutsp) on WordPress.org. * Corrected incorrect error message when displaying non-taxonomy attributes * Set all Markup-by-Attribute options to NOT autoload #### 4.3.1 _Release Date: January 2025_ **Bug Fixes** * Corrected logic for stripping the markup out of the option dropdown #### 4.3 _Release Date: January 2025_ **Features** * Added Base Price column to Products ⇾ All Products page * Added Base Price to General tab of variable products * Added setting to prevent options dropdown from overwriting theme or other plugins * Added option to put markups in attribute option’s description **Maintenance** * Restructured code for better performance and maintainability * Updated compatibility with WooCommerce 9.5.1 **Bug Fixes** * Changed version checking on startup to reduce false positives * Corrected to differentiate between setting the price to NULL (no price) versus zero #### 4.2 _Build 202447.07_ **MAINTENANCE**: Converted spaces into tabs for compactness. _Build 202449.02_ **FEATURE**: Added the option to add the attribute label to the Add/Subtract text in the description. – Choose either „_Add $1.50 for Blue_” or „ _Add $1.50 for Color: Blue_„. – Choose either „_Subtract $3.97 for XXX-Small_” or„ _Subtract $3.97 for Size: XXX-Small”_. – Use „Reapply Markups,” introduced in version 4.0, to update all descriptions quickly. **FEATURE**: Added the option to allow items priced at zero. – When set OFF, markup calculations proceed normally even when the base price is zero. – When set ON, variations with zero prices remain at zero, ignoring any markups. **FEATURE**: If markup/markdown calculations yield negative prices, Markup-by-Attribute will remove the price of a variation. WooCommerce will not display unpriced items to the customer, and the admin console will call out unpriced items. **MAINTENANCE**: Ensured compatibility with current versions of WordPress, WooCommerce, MySQL, and PHP _Build 202449.03_ **MAINTENANCE**: Added translations for new features **FIX**: Removed the `Show Attributes List` setting because that’s what WordPress `Screen Options` are for **FIX**: Cleared WooCommerce product variation cache when using `Reapply Markups` or `⟳ Reprice` on the All Products page #### 4.0.2 _Build 202447.05_ **ENHANCEMENT**: Addition of Markup Reapplication Workflow: – No longer need to manually reset prices to reapply changed markups – Added „Reapply markups to prices” to variable product variation bulk actions for single-product updates – Added quick-action icon on Products list for individual products – Added„ Reapply Markups” bulk action on Products list for updating multiple products – Visual feedback during all operations with 'success’/’error’ indicators – Progress tracking for bulk operations **MAINTENANCE**: Added full Italian and French translations ** MAINTENANCE**: Realigned all translations with current text **MAINTENANCE**: Consolidated and improved admin CSS styling **MAINTENANCE**: Optimized JavaScript for better performance and user feedback **MAINTENANCE**: Ensured compatibility with current versions of WordPress, WooCommerce, MySQL, and PHP #### 3.14.2 Build 202440.03 **FIX**: Corrected error with plugin links that caused critical error in the admin console. **MAINTENANCE**: Cleaned up many translations. #### 3.14 Build 202440.01 **FEATURE**: Optimized code; should run faster. **FEATURE**: Added some Italian translations (customer-facing). Added more French, Swedish, and German translations. **MAINTENANCE**: Converted to use namespaces. **MAINTENANCE**: Ensured compatibility with the newest versions of WordPress, WooCommerce, and PHP. #### 3.13.2 Build 202428.02 **FEATURE**: Added a column for the attributes to the 'All Products’ page. Can also filter on the individual attributes. This will make finding products whose markups have changed much easier. The column can be added or removed on the WooCommerce>>Settings>>Markup-by-Attribute page. #### 3.13.1 Build 202428.01 **FEATURE**: Added a column for the attributes to the 'All Products’ page. Can also filter on the individual attributes. This will make finding products whose markups have changed much easier. **MAINTENANCE**: Ensured compatibility with current versions of WordPress, WooCommerce, and PHP. New versions of WooCommerce and PHP. #### 3.12.2 Build 202425.01 **FIX**: Correct code to eliminate „creation of dynamic property” depreciation notices. **FIX**: Hid WooCommerce [Add price] button because it is redundant with the 'Set regular prices’ function and does not hook into this plugin.** MAINTENANCE**: Ensured compatibility with current versions of WordPress, WooCommerce, and PHP. #### 3.12.1 Build 202414.01 **FIX**: Add code to handle manually added attributes for GitHub issue #28. (https://github.com/Mark-Tomlinson/markup-by-attribute-for-woocommerce/ issues/28) Thanks to g-alfieri for suggesting a fix. #### 3.12 Build 202414.01 **MAINTENANCE**: Extensive revisions to /src/product.php for readability and performance. **MAINTENANCE**: Smaller revisions throughout code for readability and performance. **MAINTENANCE**: Ensured compatibility with current versions of WordPress, WooCommerce, and PHP. #### 3.11.3 Build 202343.01 **MAINTENANCE**: Ensured compatibility with current versions of WordPress, WooCommerce, and PHP. **FIX**: Added compatibility to WooCommerce HPOS( High-Performance Order Storage). No changes to operation; just added a compatibility declaration and admin message. #### 3.11.2 Build 202332.01 **MAINTENANCE**: Ensured compatibility with current versions of WordPress, WooCommerce, and PHP. **FIX**: Corrected a minor formatting error in the variation descriptions. #### 3.11.1 Build 202308.01 **MAINTENANCE**: Ensured compatibility with current versions of WordPress, WooCommerce, and PHP. Build 202308.02 **MAINTENANCE**: Ensured compatibility with current versions of WordPress, WooCommerce, and PHP. #### 3.11.0 Build 202245.01 **MAINTENANCE**: Ensured compatibility with current versions of WordPress, WooCommerce, and PHP. **MAINTENANCE**: Resolved a PHP 'deprecation’ warning.** FIX**: Fixed a bug where Markup-by-Attribute would get confused about the decimal separator because the server and WooCommerce localization settings conflict. Build 202245.02 **MAINTENANCE**: Changed the default on `Sale Price Markup` to 'yes’. #### 3.10.5 Build 202208.01 **FIX**: Correct doubled currency symbol. **MAINTENANCE**: Tested with PHP 8.0.16 and updated `PHP tested up to:` information. **MAINTENANCE**: Tested with WordPress 5.9.1 and updated `Tested up to:` information. **MAINTENANCE**: Tested with WooCommerce 6.2.1 and updated `WC tested up to:` information. **MAINTENANCE**: Added `Apache tested up to:` 2.4.41 information. **MAINTENANCE**: Added `MySQL tested up to:` 8.0.28 information. Build 202208.02 **MAINTENANCE**: Corrected versioning information. #### 3.10.4 Build 202207.01 **FIX**: Correct floating-point conversion error for percentage markups over four digits long (< -1,000, > +1,000). #### 3.10.3 Build 202205.01 **MAINTENANCE**: Extensive clean-up. **MAINTENANCE**: Used wc-price() function instead of DIY formatting for better compatibility. **MAINTENANCE**: Tested with PHP 8.0.15 and updated `PHP tested up to:` information. **MAINTENANCE**: Tested with WordPress 5.9 and updated `Tested up to:` information. **MAINTENANCE**: Tested with WooCommerce 6.1.1 and updated `WC tested up to:` information. #### 3.10.1 Build 202152.01 **FIX**: Commented out unneeded module testing because it prevents Markup-by-Attribute from working on some sites. Will re-include after I determine why it did not work. #### 3.10 Build 202152.01 **FEATURE**: Allows you to calculate percentage markups on sale prices instead of always using the regular price calculation. **FEATURE**: Adds a sortable Markup column to the attribute list view and eliminates the markup notation from the description. **MAINTENANCE**: Added test to not load unneeded modules. ** MAINTENANCE**: Minor code and comment cleanup. **MAINTENANCE**: Tested with PHP 8.0.14 and updated `PHP tested up to:` information. **MAINTENANCE**: Tested with WordPress 5.8.2 and updated `Tested up to:` information. **MAINTENANCE**: Tested with WooCommerce 6.0.0 and updated `WC tested up to:` information. #### 3.9.6 Build 202113.02 **FIX**: Empty and non-zero evaluations are no longer the same in PHP 8. Corrected to check each individually. **MAINTENANCE**: Tested with PHP 8.0.3 and updated `PHP tested up to:` information. Build 202113.03 **MAINTENANCE**: Add customer-facing Swedish translations. **MAINTENANCE**: Tested with PHP 8.0.8, WordPress 5.7.2, and WooCommerce 5.4.1. #### 3.9.5 **MAINTENANCE**: Tested with WordPress 5.7 and include new `Tested up to:` information. ** MAINTENANCE**: Tested with WooCommerce 5.1.0 and include new `WC tested up to:` information. #### 3.9.4 **FIX**: Consolidate constants. #### 3.9.3 **FIX**: Corrected issue with ATTRB_MARKUP_DESC_END vs. ATTRB_MARKUP_END. #### 3.9.2 **MAINTENANCE**: Tested with WooCommerce 4.3.0 and include new `Tested to:` information. #### 3.9.1 **FIX**: Corrected issue when website directory path contains mixed case. #### 3.9 **FIX**: Corrected issue where Markup-by-Attribute might overwrite another plugin or theme’s option selection. **FEATURE**: Add option to overwrite the term name to include the markup. **MAINTENANCE**: General clean up and commenting. #### 3.8 * Translation: Further corrections to language files and created versions for German variations. (Thanks to silentstepsch.) **MAINTENANCE**: Include new `Tested to:` information. #### 3.7 * Translation: Corrected German language files — thanks to Roland Pohl. #### 3.6 **FEATURE**: Add option to hide base price in the product description. * Translation: Add German translation #### 3.5 **FIX**: Correct 'hide’ option of option drop-down box. **FIX**: Remove non-functioning or incorrectly implemented options. **FIX**: Corrected the way the markup was saved to metadata (stopped rounding). **MAINTENANCE**: Include new `Tested to:` information. #### 3.4 **FIX**: Show hidden attribute terms to correct the error where WordPress/WooCommerce wrongly considers the term as unused. **MAINTENANCE**: Updated instructions. ** MAINTENANCE**: Removed v2.4 upgrade message. #### 3.3. **FEATURE**: For compatibility with plugins that remove the options drop-down box, the `Include the Increase (Decrease) in the Term Name` option allows markups to show when the drop-down box is not available. **FEATURE**: For compatibility with plugins that remove the options drop-down box, the `Do NOT show the markup in the options drop-down box` option now doesn’t load the MT2MBA_FRONTEND_OPTIONS class.** FIX**: Fixed bug where adding and removing a sales price would leave the markup as the new sales price. #### 3.2 **FEATURE**: Add option to calculate percentage markups from sale prices rather than regular prices. **FIX**: Option 'Do NOT show the markup in the options drop- down box’ showed slug in drop-down box instead of term name. Corrected to always show name for global attributes. **MAINTENANCE**: Renamed Attrb.php to Term.php, since it actually affects the terms and not the general attribute. **MAINTENANCE**: Added donation language to Settings page. #### 3.1 **FEATURE**: Added ability to round percentage markups, so prices will retain digits below the decimal. For shops that want to end all prices with .00, .95, .99, or whatever. Requested feature from shop where all prices end in .00. **FEATURE**: Fully tested with Gutenberg. **FEATURE**: Added Polish language files. #### 3.0 **FEATURE**: Now supports internationalization and translation. **MAINTENANCE**: Simplified usage directions in readme.txt. **MAINTENANCE**: Restructured libraries and renamed files and classes for better organization. **MAINTENANCE**: Rebuilt admin notice class for supportability and improved performance. **MAINTENANCE**: Reorganized main module for understandability. **MAINTENANCE**: General code clean- up and redundancy removal. #### 2.5 **FIX**: Corrected “Requires PHP” version number in readme.txt. **FIX**: Updated“ WC tested up to” version number in readme.txt. **FIX**: Eliminated unused “Docs” folder #### 2.4 **FEATURE**: Use the WooCommerce currency formatting settings. **FIX**: Re-ensure documentation is clear that this works on “global” attributes. #### 2.3 **FEATURE**: Add option to not display markup in the options drop-down box. **FIX**: Add missing 'Author:’ tag. **FIX**: Ensure documentation is clear that this works on “global” attributes. **FIX**: Version 2.3 exposes a problem in an earlier version’s database conversion where percentage markups show incorrectly in the options drop- down (for instance, a 10% markup on $40 shows as $10 instead of $4). To patch around it, version 2.3 will put the percentage in the drop-down instead of the actual markup. These items will need to have their regular prices reset to have the actual markup appear. #### 2.2 **FIX**: Plugin name and description. **FIX**: Markup calculation on sale prices when using a percentage markup (percent of the regular price, not sale price). ** FIX**: Clear Markup-by-Attribute metadata from the database on variation deletion. #### 2.1 **FEATURE**: Organize the `Settings` page with subheadings. **FEATURE**: Provide a link to the wiki from the `Settings` page. **FEATURE**: Expand wiki to include help with settings. **FIX**: Improve readme.txt readability. #### 2.0 **FEATURE**: The new Settings page allows for increasing the number of variations that can be created at a time (override WooCommerce’s limit of 50). **FEATURE**: The new Settings page allows for modifying the way pricing markup is added to the variation descriptions (overwrite, append, or ignore). **FEATURE**: The new settings page allows configuration of the way the markup is displayed, including the number of decimals and the currency symbol. **FEATURE**: Markup description now enclosed in tags and can be modified with CSS (#mbainfo {}). **FEATURE**: Markup description added to the attribute term description and can be seen in the attribute term list.** FEATURE**: Markup is now saved as a floating-point number and not limited to only two digits below the decimal point. **FEATURE**: Database and code change to enhance supportability. **FIX**: Corrected issue where Increase/Decrease Regular/Sale Price functions calculated based on variation price rather than base price, yielding incorrect prices when percentages were used. **FIX**: Corrected issue where Increase/Decrease Regular/Sale Price functions did not update variation descriptions. **FIX**: Corrected issue where markup in the options drop-down was calculated from the sale price. #### 1.3.2 FIX: Eliminate bug where default variation options were not being selected and ` Choose an Option` was always shown. #### 1.3.1 FIX: Remove the error_log() statement accidentally left in. #### 1.3 **FEATURE**: Added class backend-pointers for inline instructions. **FEATURE**: Added instructions link to Plugins page. **FIX**: Use only regular price markup in the attribute drop-down on the frontend. 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