DTFBuild Gang Sheet Builder

DTF Sheet Builder is a professional integration for WooCommerce that allows your customers to visually build, pack, and configure their Direct-to-Film (DTF) gang sheets directly on your product pages. By integrating this plugin, you connect your store to a cloud-hosted builder application. Customers can upload designs, arrange them on a canvas matching your product variations, and generate print-ready PNG or PDF files. Watch the setup Selling fixed sheet sizes: https://youtu.be/iP5yurCQyJg Selling by length, with a price per foot or meter: https://youtu.be/-ttojn5uVMM Key Features

• Connect DTFBuild Account: Sign in, approve your exact store, and return with your Shop ID configured automatically. Switch account, disconnect, or use manual Shop ID and pairing token setup.
• Automatic Roll Length: Optional mode for a dedicated simple product, with fixed width, meter rate, minimum billed length and rounding. Uses verified 300-DPI PNG output. Fixed-size variations retain their existing pricing.
• Visual Builder: High-fidelity, drag-and-drop gang sheet builder modal.
• Auto-detect Dimensions: Automatically reads sheet sizes from WooCommerce variation titles (e.g., "22x50").
• Multi-format Output: Generate print-ready files in PNG or PDF formats.
• Shape nesting: Advanced auto-packing algorithm to save material space.
• Customer Tutorial: Add an optional tutorial link and customer-facing button label to the embedded builder.
• Sample Job Control: Hide the embedded builder's sample-job shortcut when it is not needed.
• Customer Artwork Previews: Show watermarked, low-resolution sheet previews in the cart, checkout, order confirmation and My Account order details. Production files stay merchant-only.
• Multi-language: Built-in support for English, French, German, Spanish, Hungarian, Portuguese, Polish, Slovenian and Arabic.
• Unit Support: Switch seamlessly between Inches and Centimeters.
• Product Dashboard: Select storefront products and configure each product from one central screen.
• Per-Variation Controls: Enable individual variations and assign exact width and height values in the store's default unit.
• Per-Product Button Designer: Customize button text, icon, helper text, colors, width, alignment, corner radius, typography, spacing, border, and shadow for each product.
• Update Alerts: See when a newer WordPress.org release is ready from inside the DTFBuild dashboard.

⚠️ External Service Disclosure This plugin connects your store to DTFBuild (https://dtfbuild.com), an external cloud service: the gang sheet builder itself runs there. DTFBuild terms of service: https://dtfbuild.com/terms. Privacy policy: https://dtfbuild.com/privacy. What the plugin sends to DTFBuild, when, and why:

• The builder: when a customer opens the builder, the images they upload and the sheets made from them are processed and stored by DTFBuild to make the print files. DTFBuild deletes these files about 15 days after upload.
• Connection reporting: once a Shop ID is connected, the store domain, plugin version, connection status, the products that show the builder button, and builder usage counts. Used to run the integration and show connected-store health.
• Cart checks: when a customer adds a gang sheet to the cart, the store sends the project ID, the product and size chosen, the number of copies and whether the customer is logged in, so DTFBuild can measure the job. No name or email is sent.
• Order sync: when you press Sync orders now, or ask for a sync in your DTFBuild seller dashboard, the plugin sends the orders of the last 14 days that contain a DTFBuild gang sheet: order number and status, the customer's billing name and email, the gang sheet's details and print files, the gang sheet's price, the order total and the currency. They are shown only in your own DTFBuild seller dashboard, so you can match print files to orders. Addresses, phone numbers, payment details and other products are not sent. With the Production header on, each order also carries the link to its page in your store's admin, which the QR code above each sheet opens.
• Help form: the name, email address, message and screenshots you send from the help button go to DTFBuild support.
• Your store's privacy policy: the plugin adds suggested wording for your customers under Settings → Privacy → Policy guide.
• Account connection: Automatic setup opens https://dtfbuild.com for sign-in and explicit store approval. The plugin exchanges a short-lived authorization code server-to-server and stores a private installation credential. Your DTFBuild password and login session are not sent to WordPress. The approved domain is added to your DTFBuild Store access settings. HTTPS and a same-origin WordPress admin are required; manual setup remains available.

1. Upload the plugin files to the /wp-content/plugins/dtfbuild directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly.
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' screen in WordPress.
3. Go to WooCommerce -> DTFBuild -> Settings, click Connect DTFBuild account, sign in and approve the store. Your Shop ID appears automatically. Alternatively, expand Manual setup (fallback) and enter your Shop ID and fresh pairing token. Configure your builder defaults.
4. Open the Products tab, select the storefront products that should use DTFBuild, and save.
5. Click Configure product for each selected product to configure its button, pricing mode, and sheet dimensions. Automatic roll length requires a simple product.
6. The builder button will appear on the product page when a customer selects an enabled variation.

Installation video, fixed sheet sizes: https://youtu.be/iP5yurCQyJg Installation video, automatic roll length: https://youtu.be/-ttojn5uVMM

0.4.48

• Settings → Length unit set to inches (or centimeters) now also shows the roll price per inch (or cm): in the product editor, on the product page and its price table, in the cart, order pages, emails and the Orders tab. Prices are saved as before, so what customers pay does not change.
• Customers must reach the minimum length: a new switch on each roll product, off by default. When it is on, customers cannot add a job shorter than the minimum to the cart, and the builder and the upload window ask them for a longer sheet.

0.4.47

• Settings → Length unit: sheet lengths can read in inches instead of feet (or centimeters instead of meters) in the builder, the film calculator, the cart, order pages and emails. Saved order data and prices stay the same.
• Film calculator: turn on Show the film calculator in Settings → Embed experience. Customers get a Film calculator button in the builder, and the [dtfbuild_calculator] shortcode shows "How much film do I need?" on any page, such as your home page. It is an estimate, and it says so.
• Settings tells you when a change is not saved yet: a bar stays at the bottom of the screen with Save settings and Discard, an amber dot marks each changed setting and its tab, and leaving the page asks first. Saving brings you back to Settings with "Settings saved."
• The [dtfbuild_builder] shortcode on a page that is not a product tells shop managers why the button is missing and which product shortcode to use (shoppers see nothing). Settings → Embed experience lists each product's own shortcode.

0.4.46

• Slovenian for your customers: the builder, the upload window, the product page and the cart. Choose Slovenščina under Settings → Default language, or set WordPress to Slovenian.
• Storefront translations: Export file and Import file. Fill in a whole language in a spreadsheet (CSV or JSON), import it, check the boxes, then click Save translations. A file not saved as UTF-8 is refused, with how to save it.
• The product page buttons and the upload window keep their own look on themes that style every button (TeeSpace and others), so their words stay centred.
• Each paid order keeps its print-file ZIP link in the order field dtfbuild_print_files_url, so your own email plugin can send customers their files.
• Orders tab and order screen: a gang sheet longer than 200 in gets a download button for each page of its PDF (Sheet 1 PDF part 1 of 2, part 2 of 2) instead of one PDF with two pages. Some RIPs read only a PDF's first page, or draw the second page with the first one's shape. Download ZIP gives the same page files.
• Print files download with the order number, the customer's billing name and the sheet in their names, for example order-1048_John-Smith_sheet-1-of-3_part-1-of-2.pdf, so you can tell them apart without opening them.

0.4.45

• Sizes named like 12" x 24" Gang Sheet, 12in x 24in or 30 cm x 100 cm now read as their Width and Height. Before, the Products list and the product editor said they did not match their names (12" x 24" read as 12 × 12).
• Sizes named 12 by 24, 12*24 or 22×24, in feet (22 in x 5 ft is 22 × 60 in) or in mm, and sizes from a global attribute in Products → Attributes read the same way. A unit in the name is converted to the store's unit.
• Add size and Save keep the inch marks when they write a new size name.
• Size labels keep their zeros. On a product whose sizes were never saved in DTFBuild, 22x60 showed as 22×6 and 22x120 as 22×12.

0.4.44

• New setting, Place designs by hand (Settings → Embed experience → What customers can change). When it is on, Generate asks customers Auto build or Place myself.
• Place myself lays the designs out first, then customers drag and turn them on the sheet. A layout saves only when no designs touch and all stay on the sheet; the price and print files follow it.

0.4.43

• Roll products in an inch store start from round numbers: 22 in wide, 8 in minimum, 2 in steps and 100 in per file, instead of the centimetre defaults (22.83 in and so on). Products already set up keep their values.
• Inch helpers beside centimetre settings show two decimals (≈ 0.35 in, not ≈ 0.354331 in).
• On block themes, a roll product's rules (minimum and rounding) sit on their own line under the price.

0.4.42

• Paid orders reach DTFBuild as soon as the customer's page has loaded, so the print files are ready about a minute after payment. Before, the report could wait for the next visit to the store. WordPress's scheduler still sends it as a backup.
• Orders tab: an order waiting for payment ("Files once paid") updates by itself once it is paid, with its order status.

0.4.41

• The builder and the upload window keep opening when a customer's internet provider blocks dtfbuild.com, as some Spanish providers do during football matches: they open from DTFBuild's backup address instead. Nothing to set up; customers on other networks see no difference.

0.4.40

• Upload window: customers can send a finished sheet as a one-page PDF as well as a PNG. DTFBuild reads its page size, prices it like a PNG (a roll by the page length) and prints it exactly as sent. A PDF with several pages or a password is turned away with a clear message.
• Settings → Embed experience → PDF files: on for every store. Choose PNG only if your printing software cannot open PDF files.

0.4.39

• Upload window: customers can send ready sheets up to 500 MB each (was 200 MB).
• Large sheets get more time to be checked at Add to cart.

0.4.38

• Production header (Settings → Embed experience): a strip above each sheet with the order number, the customer's name and a QR code that opens the order, then a dashed line to cut it off. It is not counted in the length customers pay for. Off until you turn it on; “See an example” shows a sample sheet and PDF. With it on, print files are made once the order is placed, and the Orders tab says “Files once paid” until then.
• After Add to cart (Settings → Embed experience): send customers straight to checkout, from the builder and the upload window.
• Upload window: customers add several ready sheets at once and choose the copies of each. The copies show in the cart and in the print file names (sheet-1_x3.png).
• Before Add to cart, customers confirm when a design will print at low resolution.
• Large designs keep their full resolution in PDF print files.

0.4.37

• Rights confirmation (Settings → General → Customer access): customers tick “I declare that I hold the necessary licenses…” before Add to cart, in the builder and the upload window. Each order line records when they did.
• The builder opens from your own builder address once it is live in DTFBuild (Custom builder domain), and falls back to dtfbuild.com if that address does not answer.
• Reword the upload window in Storefront translations → Upload window, in every language.
• Polish says “arkusz” and Portuguese “folha” instead of “gang sheet” in the upload window, the cart messages and the Build button.

0.4.36

• Print files on the WooCommerce order page: each DTFBuild item has Download ZIP and a button for each sheet, right on the order.
• Place the builder button anywhere with the [dtfbuild_builder] shortcode, for Divi, Elementor or any page builder. The automatic button then steps aside. Find it with a Copy button in Settings → Embed.
• The builder opens over the whole page inside page-builder blocks such as Divi's.
• In the cart, a click on the sheet picture opens the sheet preview instead of the product page.
• Style the Upload button per product: colours, icon, size, shape and shadow. Your theme can no longer repaint it.
• Roll products show what customers pay as one sentence you type into: “Customers pay 24.00 per 100 cm of the 58 cm roll.”
• The Orders tab shows “Files ready” by itself when DTFBuild finishes the print files.
• Search in Storefront translations now filters the list.
• The order page no longer shows the internal project reference line.

0.4.35

• Polish and Portuguese for your storefront and for these settings.
• Volume discount for roll products: a lower price per meter for longer orders, a price table on the product page, and one click to use the same breaks on all your roll products.
• Settings have a new look: buttons and picture cards instead of dropdowns, and spacing and margins with − and + buttons beside a picture of what each one does.
• Sheet margin: keep an empty border around every sheet, X on the left and right and Y at the top and bottom.
• Let customers choose Shape nesting in the builder, with a short explanation, or keep it locked to your choice.
• New orders reach your DTFBuild seller dashboard as soon as they are placed or paid, with their order number, without a sync.
• Server-rendered orders list each print file next to Download ZIP, so you can open one PDF or PNG without unzipping.
• Storefront translations: a complete translation of every builder string is saved in full; it used to stop at 400.
• Cart, checkout and order pages show the gang sheet details one per line, in the same order everywhere.
• The loading spinner shows as soon as the customer clicks, in your button colour.

0.4.34

• Fixed: on stores with a page cache (LiteSpeed, WP Rocket and similar), the builder could say "Could not verify store access" until the cache was cleared, because the cached product page kept security tokens that had expired. The page now renews them by itself and carries on, for opening the builder and for adding to the cart.

0.4.33

• A fixed-size gang sheet is now measured by DTFBuild when the customer adds it to the cart. The number of sheets and each sheet's size are read from the print files, and the cart quantity comes from that rather than from the customer's browser. Requires the matching DTFBuild server release.
• Each order line shows the check on the order screen: checked, larger than the size paid for, or not verified. When DTFBuild cannot be reached the order still goes through, marked not verified, so the print shop checks it before printing.
• The print files are copied where the customer cannot change them after checkout.
• Orders tab: each gang sheet shows its price and each order its total, sheets the customer uploaded ready to print are marked "Uploaded sheet", and sheet previews open full size on the page, with Zoom for long roll sheets. Order sync now also sends the gang sheet price and order total, so your DTFBuild seller dashboard shows them.
• The help button's Contact us and Report an issue forms now send through DTFBuild, so they work on hosts where WordPress cannot send email.
• Output quality no longer offers 600 DPI: DTF film prints at 300, and 600 made files four times larger and long sheets too big to render. A store set to 600 now uses 300.
• Privacy: the readme now lists everything the plugin sends to DTFBuild, including the customer's billing name and email in order sync, and the plugin adds suggested wording for your store's privacy policy.
• Dashboard: Setup folds into one line once everything is done, and has a third step, Place a test order. The Jump to and Stuck on something cards were redrawn, and the help button now types a short hint beside it each time the dashboard opens.
• Server-side print rendering is now on for every store, including stores that left it off during the beta: customers add to cart in seconds, on any phone, while DTFBuild makes the print files after checkout. You can still switch it off in Settings; the plugin first explains what customers lose. The setting is reported to DTFBuild with the plugin's regular connection report.

0.4.32

• The Products list now flags a product whose sizes cannot print as named: a red badge for a size bigger than the builder prints, an amber one for a size whose Width and Height do not match its name, a line saying which sizes and what to do, and a Fix sizes button that opens the product at the first one.
• The product editor shows the largest sheet the builder prints, 160 cm wide and 1000 cm (10 m) long, in your store's unit. A size above it is marked in red and the product cannot be saved until it is smaller or deleted, because an order for it would fail. Add a size refuses one too. A size whose Width and Height disagree with its name is explained right above the list.
• Changing the store's unit between inches and centimetres now asks first, lists the sizes that will be renamed and explains what happens. Every size keeps its real print size, and a size named after its size is renamed to match in WooCommerce (22X24 becomes 55.88X60.96), so names, the editor and the builder agree. If your sizes were typed in the other unit by mistake, set their Width and Height to the numbers you meant.
• Fixed: with "Require customer login" on, "Upload a ready gang sheet" never reached the cart and ended with "DTFBuild did not answer", even for a logged-in customer. It now uploads for any logged-in customer, and a customer who is not logged in is told to log in straight away.
• "Let customers upload a ready gang sheet" is now at the top of the product's Sheet type tab. Turning it on opens a short explanation for that product: what the customer sees, how the sheet is priced, and what to check first, such as the sizes it will be matched to.
• On a roll product, an uploaded sheet narrower than the film is now taken and prints as it is, billed on its length; a wider one is still refused. The sheet is measured at 300 DPI, the resolution it prints at. Requires the matching DTFBuild server release.
• The Orders tab and the order screen now warn when a print file came out below your DPI setting because the customer's browser could not make it at full quality, and suggest Server-side print rendering, which always makes the full DPI. Requires the matching DTFBuild server release; earlier orders are not marked.

0.4.31

• New setup videos, re-recorded against this release: one for a product with fixed sheet sizes and one for a product priced by automatic roll length. Both play in the plugin's own setup guide.
• Fixed: clicking a Nesting card in Settings now moves the tick to it. The setting itself always saved what you clicked; only the ring stayed on the other card.
• Connect DTFBuild account now works on a site that runs inside a browser sandbox, such as WordPress Playground. Those sites rewrite the redirect to DTFBuild, so the approval landed on a "Page not found"; the plugin now hands you a link that opens the approval in a new tab and keeps your site running in this one, and prints the address to copy if your browser will not open that tab.

0.4.30

• Customers can send a gang sheet they already have. A second button appears under the builder: the customer picks their finished PNG, DTFBuild reads how big it really prints, offers the size it fits with its price, and adds it to the cart like any built sheet.
• You turn it on per product, in one place: the product's Sheet type tab, right under its sizes. The wording there says what it means for that product — a fixed-size product matches the sheet to one of your sizes, a roll product bills it by length and needs the file at exactly the film width. The Products list marks every product that takes ready sheets, and the upload button's own text is on the product's Storefront buttons tab.
• A file that cannot be printed is turned away before it is bought: anything that is not a PNG, and a sheet bigger than every size you sell. A roll product is measured and billed by the length it uses, exactly as a built sheet is.
• Uploaded sheets are marked as such on the cart line and on the order, so whoever prints it knows to print it as supplied. Customers can leave a note with the sheet, and it travels to your order.

0.4.29

• DTFBuild sits in the toolbar at the top of every screen, beside New, in the admin and on your shop. Its menu opens the Dashboard, Orders, Products and Settings, or your DTFBuild account, and it carries the count of orders waiting.
• Settings showed the same picture on both nesting cards, and neither card looked chosen once Shape nesting was on. Shape nesting now shows its shorter sheet, and the card you are using is ticked. The setting itself always worked.

0.4.28

• A Dashboard tab: setup progress, your last orders, sheets and film ordered, how customers buy and which product sells most. The setup checklist disappears once every step is done.
• Choose how designs are packed with two pictures instead of a "Crazy packing" tick box: Standard nesting fits rectangles, Shape nesting follows the outline of each design and fits more on a sheet.
• Decide what customers can change in the builder: the gap between designs, and whether they can turn rotation off. Both stay on unless you turn them off.
• Sizes keep selling when out of stock. Gang sheets are printed to order, so a size that hit zero stock no longer stops selling; the product editor says which sizes were at risk.

0.4.27

• Add a size from the product editor: type a width, a height and a price, and the size is created on the product as a new variation, ticked and ready to sell. It is named like the product's other sizes, a size it already has is refused, and it never shows out of stock.
• Edit a size in place: change its width, height or price in the product editor and save. A size named after its dimensions, like 30X200, is renamed to match on the product page; other names are left alone, and a shared global Size value is never renamed for other products.
• Delete a size from the product editor: it is marked until you save, with Undo, and the last size always stays. Its value leaves the product's Size list; a shared global Size value is only unlinked, never deleted.
• Settings and the product editor now use clear tabs, easy to tell apart from the choices under them.
• The product editor keeps its title, tabs and Save button in view; only the sizes and settings scroll.
• The PNG + PDF output choice is gone. Stores that had it now get a PDF; PNG only and PDF only stay as they were.

0.4.26

• A gang sheet's cart image no longer stretches the cart row down the page: it shows as a small square with the whole sheet inside, in the classic cart, the Cart and Checkout blocks and the mini cart. View artwork still opens every sheet full size.

0.4.25

• A product on automatic roll length no longer shows the "Sheet width in inches" box, which it never used; it says where its width is set instead, in centimetres and inches.
• On fixed-size products the inches box shows its centimetre equivalent as you type, so a width entered in the wrong unit is easy to spot.
• Saving a roll product keeps the width set while it used fixed sizes, instead of resetting it to 22 inches.

0.4.24

• A View artwork button on every gang sheet line: one click opens the sheets full size, with arrow keys and Esc, in the cart, at checkout, on the order confirmation and in My Account.
• The button says how many sheets the job has and opens every one of them, including the ones a narrow cart column cannot show.
• The Cart and Checkout blocks strip images from item details, so they showed a row of bare "Sheet 1, Sheet 2" links; they now show the button instead.

0.4.23

• A Storefront translations tab: change the words customers read inside the gang sheet builder, in any of the six languages, without touching DTFBuild.
• Each string shows the wording it replaces and the English alongside; an empty box keeps DTFBuild's own translation.
• The list of strings comes from the builder itself, so a new one appears without waiting for a plugin update.

0.4.22

• The Orders table shows the customer, every gang sheet on the order and its status at a glance, instead of one crowded row of links.
• A View button opens the full order details: sheet size, sheets, copies, quantity, project ID, every sheet preview full size, and the print file downloads.
• Each order carries a single file status, so an order whose files are still rendering or missing stands out.

0.4.21

• Products open on a Sheet type tab: choose Fixed sheet sizes or Automatic roll length on illustrated cards, with the matching settings right below.
• Gang sheet quantities are locked in the cart and checkout, including the Cart and Checkout blocks, so customers cannot pay for fewer sheets or copies than they built. Removing the item still works.
• A help button on every tab: contact DTFBuild or report an issue, with screenshots. A What's new tab lists recent changes.
• The Installation guide shows which setup steps your store has finished and opens the right tab for the next one.
• Admin pages load faster: the menu badge is cached and the order sync runs in the background.

0.4.20

• Order references sit below the WooCommerce order number, making every project easier to scan.
• The dashboard uses the DTFBuild color system and a cleaner, more compact table hierarchy.

0.4.19

• Fixed a connection failure that reported "DTFBuild approved the connection, but WordPress could not save its private credential" on a credential that had saved correctly. A store whose saved credential was still bound to another DTFBuild environment read that environment's entry instead, so the check after the write never matched. Connecting now binds the credential to the environment it was approved on and repairs a store already in that state.
• The connection area no longer stacks the previous attempt's error under the current one, and the stored service error reads as a complete sentence.
• Production ZIP downloads on the order screens are now named with the order number, sheet count, total sheet size and date, instead of the internal project ID.

0.4.18

• The plugin interface and the storefront strings customers see are now translated into Arabic, French, German, Hungarian and Spanish, and fall back to English for any string a locale has not translated yet.
• Translations load from the bundled language files, so a site running one of those locales needs no extra setup.

0.4.17

• Customers now see their own watermarked sheet artwork in the cart, at checkout, on the order confirmation, and in My Account order details, including multi-sheet and automatic roll-length orders. The cart line image shows the customer's first sheet instead of the catalog photo.
• Merchants see the same artwork on the WooCommerce order screens, listing every sheet. Clicking a sheet opens it full size, with arrow-key and Esc navigation.
• Cart and Checkout blocks show the customer's first sheet as the line image, and each sheet as a link. These blocks remove images from item details, so thumbnails there appear on the line image instead.
• Long jobs show the first four sheets and a remaining count, so order totals stay visible in narrow cart and checkout columns.
• Sheet thumbnails size themselves even where no stylesheet loads, such as order emails.
• Preview images are low-resolution and watermarked. Production files and their links remain merchant-only, as before.
• Fixed: automatic roll-length orders showed "Files unavailable" in the DTFBuild Orders tab and offered no download. The complete print ZIP is now always available whenever the order has a manifest.
• Removed the "Download file" button, which only ever downloaded the first sheet of a job. Orders without a manifest keep it as their single download.
• The Orders tab now shows the time alongside the date, using the store's own date and time formats.
• Requires the matching DTFBuild builder release; without it, orders are stored and priced exactly as in 0.4.15 but show no preview images.

0.4.15

• Fixed: switching Builder origin between production and development no longer overwrites and permanently loses the other environment's connection credential. Each environment's Shop ID and private credential are now preserved and restored on switch.

0.4.14

• Roll settings now show live inch/foot equivalents and converted per-foot/per-inch rates. Corrected the simple-product unit guidance.
• Added optional automatic roll-length pricing for simple products. The matching DTFBuild backend verifies PNG dimensions and preserves immutable production files. Minimum and rounding apply to total job length; quantity buys whole-job copies. First version: 300-DPI PNG, up to 20 print files / 256 MB per job.
• Added an optional store-account login requirement before opening the builder and uploading artwork. Requires the matching DTFBuild server release and a connected store.
• Show a live inch equivalent beneath the centimeter spacing input.
• Preserve zero spacing in storefront configuration and use defaults only for missing or invalid values. The matching shared builder update is required for zero-gap generation.

0.4.13

• Added an optional merchant tutorial link and configurable button label to the embedded builder. YouTube links play in an in-builder video modal.
• Added a setting to hide the embedded builder's “Try a sample job” shortcut.
• Organized settings into General and Embed experience panels.
• Prepared embedded customers to upload PDF artwork through the shared DTFBuild builder.

0.4.12

• Fixed add-to-cart failures for WooCommerce variations configured with an "Any" attribute value.
• Send the customer’s actual selected product option and validate it against the parent product before adding the generated sheet.

0.4.11

• Persist private account-connection state outside the transient cache so cache eviction cannot lose an approval in progress.
• Keep the last connection result visible after redirects and refreshes, including the service HTTP error when available.
• Verify that the Shop ID and credential were saved before reporting success; retain retry proof when a local write fails.
• Skip background integration requests during the account callback and preserve disabled builder options when saving the connection.

0.4.10

• Added automatic DTFBuild account connection with explicit store approval and a displayed Shop ID.
• Added Switch account, Disconnect, and safe retry for an interrupted connection exchange.
• Kept manual Shop ID and pairing token setup as a fallback.
• Protected account callbacks with admin capability, session binding, short-lived approval codes and a private PKCE verifier.

0.4.9

• Added direct vendor-dashboard and product-page links to the plugin dashboard.
• Kept secure internal project IDs while showing merchants and customers a short five-character reference.
• Added safe fallback order sync controls with duplicate detection, expiry checks, and a 50-project limit.
• Added automatic processing for vendor-requested WooCommerce order recovery.
• Improved Shop ID changes with fresh pairing validation and clear connection errors.
• Repositioned update controls so third-party WordPress notices cannot split the dashboard header.

0.4.8

• Require a short-lived one-time pairing token before the first store connection.
• Preserve signed production-file access links when creating ZIP downloads.
• Report the published product pages where the merchant enabled the DTFBuild button.

0.4.7

• Added a complete per-product storefront button designer with live preview.
• Added controls for button width, alignment, corner radius, font size and weight, padding, border, and shadow.
• Added optional icon placement and customizable helper text below the button.
• Split variation sizing and storefront button design into focused tabs inside the product editor.
• Removed the old 520px storefront width limit so full-width buttons follow the merchant's selected width.

0.4.6

• Added a safe Remove action for individual DTF projects in the merchant dashboard.
• Kept the original WooCommerce order and production files unchanged when a project is removed from DTFBuild.
• Excluded hidden projects from the dashboard count and order list.

0.4.5

• Added a direct WordPress.org version check when the normal WordPress update cache has no result.
• Added a manual Check for updates button to the DTFBuild dashboard.
• Reduced failed-check caching so newly published releases are detected sooner.
• Displayed update alerts to shop managers while limiting installation actions to plugin administrators.

0.4.4

• Added a live dimension preview to every product variation while the merchant types.
• Added green matching and red mismatch validation against the dimensions in the WooCommerce variation.
• Displayed the expected variation dimensions when configured values do not match.

0.4.3

• Added clear variation attributes, configured dimensions, variation IDs, SKUs, and prices to the product configuration editor.

0.4.2

• Made the global default unit the single unit setting for every product variation and the embedded builder.
• Sent sheet width, height, order metadata, and manifest dimensions in the configured store unit.
• Preserved physical sheet dimensions when switching the global unit and migrated legacy per-variation units automatically.
• Locked the embedded builder display to the print shop's configured unit.
• Displayed imperial roll length in feet.

0.4.1

• Fixed automatic product sizes so they honor the configured default unit.
• Displayed metric width and height values in centimeters and metric roll length in meters.
• Kept production asset URLs private while preserving merchant downloads in the DTFBuild Orders dashboard.
• Hid production asset URLs and corrected metric values when viewing orders created with earlier plugin versions.

0.4.0

• Added an in-dashboard update alert when a newer WordPress.org release is available.

0.3.9

• Added the new WooCommerce installation video to the setup guide and Installation Guide dashboard tab.

0.3.8

• Added Hungarian as a default builder language option.

0.3.7

• Added a Download ZIP button to WooCommerce orders while preserving individual sheet downloads.
• Fixed the vendor dashboard hiding ZIP downloads for PDF-only orders.

0.3.6

• Fixed WooCommerce order dashboards showing only the first generated sheet file.
• Added one labeled download button per sheet and format, including enabled cut maps.
• Preserved the single-file fallback for older orders without a readable manifest.

0.3.5

• Restored browser-only production file generation for customer privacy.
• WooCommerce receives completed print files uploaded by the embedded builder.
• Original customer artwork is never staged for server-side rendering.

0.3.4

• Fixed the Orders download button opening the JSON manifest instead of the print-ready PDF or PNG.
• Added backwards-compatible print-file resolution for existing orders that stored only the manifest URL.
• Removed the separate Manifest button from the Orders dashboard.

0.3.3

• Prevented legacy page snippets and the plugin from submitting the same completed project twice.
• Moved the cart handoff to a dedicated native WooCommerce AJAX endpoint instead of public wp-admin AJAX.
• Made cart retries idempotent so a closed connection cannot create duplicate paid lines.
• Improved connection-closed errors with a retryable message.

0.3.2

• Restored the original Orders table columns: Order, Date, Customer, DTF Details, Status, and Actions.
• Grouped multiple DTF projects from the same WooCommerce order into one order row.

0.3.1

• Fixed long sheets appearing stuck at "Adding to cart" by avoiding redundant full-resolution PNG generation for PDF-only orders.
• Added visible preparation and upload progress during the store handoff.
• Added immediate WooCommerce cart preflight responses and reliable success/error messages back to the builder.
• Added a timeout and retry-friendly error state when WooCommerce does not answer the cart request.

0.3.0

• Matched the Shopify app dashboard with Orders, Settings, Products, Installation guide, and Contact us tabs.
• Added centralized product selection with a 25-product limit.
• Added per-product button text, background color, and text color controls with live preview.
• Added per-variation enable, width, height, and unit settings.
• Added server-side validation for enabled products, variations, dimensions, and builder asset URLs.
• Preserved WooCommerce variation prices as the checkout source of truth.

0.2.9

• Added a new "Contact Us" tab for quick support access.
• Added a video tutorial section to the "How It Works" tab.

0.2.8

• Fixed an issue where recent DTF orders were not displaying in the Orders tab.
• Added a notification badge to the DTFBuild menu indicating the number of unread/processing DTF orders.

0.2.6

• Redesigned the plugin admin settings page to use a clean, tabbed interface.
• Added a new "Orders" tab to quickly view recent WooCommerce orders containing DTF projects.
• Added a new "How It Works" tab with a step-by-step setup guide.

0.2.5

• Added multi-language support (EN, FR, DE, ES, AR).
• Added unit persistence for customers (Inches / Centimeters).
• Added admin configuration for default language.

0.2.4

• Added support for PDF and PNG output formats.
• Added Crazy Packing feature configuration.
• Added DPI and spacing controls to the admin settings.
• Improved cart metadata UI layout.

0.1.0

• Initial release.