| 开发者 | plugincitywp |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年11月9日 20:58 |
| PHP版本: | 8.1 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
[szcwc_size_chart], and a block to put a chart anywhereNo. The free version has no cap on charts, rows, columns or products.
Yes. The tab appears through WooCommerce's product tabs, and the popup button is added next to the add to cart form whether the theme draws it with a classic template or with the block editor. If your theme draws a product page without either, use the block or the shortcode to place a chart yourself.
Use the Size Chart block in the editor, or the shortcode [szcwc_size_chart id="123"], where 123 is the chart's ID. The shortcode prints the table on the page; add display="button" to put it behind a popup button instead. Leave the id out on a product page to show whichever charts apply to that product.
Yes, for each chart separately. A chart's choice can only narrow what the shop-wide settings allow: if the tab is switched off in the settings, a chart set to tab only does not show. The shortcode and the block always show the chart you name.
Yes. On the Settings tab under WooCommerce → Size Charts, set Popup trigger to a text link. It is still a real button underneath, so keyboard and screen reader use is the same.
The free plugin draws a chart in a plain style that follows your theme, and has no setting that accepts CSS, JavaScript or PHP. Pro adds ready-made controls for it: colours, borders, spacing, corner rounding and type sizes, each chosen from a colour picker, a number box or a list, with no code to write.
Yes. Untick Show the chart title on a chart, or Chart titles on the Settings tab to hide them all, in the tab, the popup, the block and the shortcode. A popup is still named for screen readers.
Never wider than its space. It stops at 420px tall in the tab and 70% of the window in the popup, so the close button stays in view. Pro's chart styling can set the picture's height.
The plugin makes one draft example chart when it is first activated, so you have something to edit. It is assigned to no product and does nothing until published. Delete it whenever you like; it is not made again.
It is a native dialog with a dialog role, a label, a visible close button and a focus trap. Escape closes it and focus returns to the button that opened it. Several charts in one popup are tabs that respond to the arrow keys, Home and End.
Deactivating changes nothing. Deleting the plugin from the Plugins screen also keeps your charts and settings, so removing it by mistake costs you nothing. To remove everything, tick Remove all data on the Settings tab under WooCommerce → Size Charts before you delete it.
No. There is no tracking, no usage reporting and no outside request.
Yes. Use the export on the Settings tab and import the file on the other shop. Products, categories and tags travel by name and are matched on the other shop; any that are not found are left out and counted for you. Pictures are not carried across, and imported charts arrive as drafts so you can look them over first.
Yes. The plugin never reads or writes orders, so HPOS shops are fully supported.
The plugin steps aside and shows a notice. Your charts are waiting when WooCommerce comes back.
No. It is free for as long as you like, needs no key, and never contacts PluginCity.