| 开发者 |
cartmend
stickitsibiu |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年8月20日 01:35 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
{min_amount} and {min_qty} placeholders — write it in any language you like, it is just a text field.To the whole cart. The rule checks the cart subtotal and/or the total number of items across all products combined — it is not a per-product or per-category minimum.
Not at the moment. The only automatic exemption is for store managers and administrators (anyone with the manage_woocommerce capability), so you can always place test orders and manage the store. There is no setting to exclude individual products, categories, or other customer roles.
Yes. The error message is a plain text field you fully control, with two optional placeholders — {min_amount} and {min_qty} — that get replaced with the actual values. You can write it in any language.
It stops them. When the cart is below the minimum, WooCommerce shows your message as an error notice on the cart and checkout pages and refuses to complete the order until the cart qualifies — on both classic and block checkout.
Yes. The rule is enforced through the WooCommerce Store API, which is what the block-based Cart and Checkout run on, so the same minimum applies whether your store uses the classic shortcode checkout or the block checkout.
Yes. The plugin declares compatibility with HPOS.
The message field is plain text, so you can type it directly in whichever language your store uses. The plugin's own interface strings are translation-ready (standard WordPress text domain), so translators can localise the admin screen. There is currently no built-in way to show a different message per language automatically — if you run a multilingual plugin, you would set the message per site/language the same way you translate any other text on that page.
No. It is a single small PHP file, adds no JavaScript or CSS to the front end, and only runs its check during cart and checkout validation.