Tlloancy Step Configurator for WooCommerce

Use Tlloancy Configurator > Variants & Pricing, Steps and Options in the WordPress admin. The Steps list shows how many options each step has; the Options list can be filtered by step.

Yes. Tlloancy Configurator > Import / Export > Load the demo installs a complete salad bar. It replaces the current catalog after a confirmation; export first if you want to keep what you have.

Yes, unless the attached WooCommerce product is marked Virtual. Each variant and each option has a Weight field in the shop weight unit. The cart line weighs the variant plus the chosen options, times the quantity; when all of them are 0 the product weight is used. Weight-based shipping rates and the shipping class set on the product apply. Tick Virtual on the product if nothing is shipped: the Weight fields then stay out of the admin forms.

Yes. Tlloancy Configurator → Configurators lists them. Each one has its own name, slug, first-step label, layout, WooCommerce product and catalog. The bar under the title of Variants & Pricing, Steps, Options and Import / Export says which configurator you are editing and switches to another one.

The one attached to the configurator. Attach any simple product you already sell, or let the plugin create a hidden product named after the configurator. A product belongs to one configurator at a time. Deleting a configurator keeps its product.

Yes, when Let the customer choose a quantity is ticked on the configurator and the product is not sold individually. The wizard shows a quantity field next to Add to cart, the total follows it, and the cart line carries the quantity. Stock on the product is checked.

Deactivating keeps everything. Deleting the plugin removes its tables, settings and the hidden products it created only when Settings → Plugin removal is ticked. Products you attached yourself are detached, not deleted.

BOM means Bill of Materials. Use Tlloancy Configurator > Import CSV / XML, or see docs/USER-GUIDE.md (English), docs/MODE-DEMPLOI.md (French), and seed-data/examples/.

The currency and symbol position from WooCommerce → Settings → General. The wizard, the cart and the order use that format.

• English: docs/USER-GUIDE.md
• French: docs/MODE-DEMPLOI.md

Only through the wizard. With Show the wizard on the product page ticked, the wizard replaces the native Add to cart under the product summary, and the shop grid button reads Configure. Native Add to cart and express-pay buttons on that product are blocked. Untick it to sell only through pages that carry the block or the shortcode.

Configurations with an image show a full-width photo on the card. Options with an image show a small rounded thumbnail. No image means a pictogram only. Next, Back and the steps menu scroll the page back to the top of the wizard. In the accordion, OK and the steps menu scroll the opened section up under the price bar.

No. Import replaces the catalog of the configurator shown in the bar, and leaves the product name already set in WooCommerce. The demo name is used only when the configurator has no product yet.

Export first, then import that file. CSV and XML keep the photo URL on variants and options, the weight, extra info, whether an option can be ordered, and whether a variant is visible. A file without the image_url column clears the photos; without the weight column, weights are set to 0. The picture files stay in the Media Library.

Cart, checkout, the thank-you page, My Account → Orders, and the customer order emails. The merchant “New order” email stays short; the full breakdown is on the WooCommerce order screen.

Only for measured products. Card steps alone give a base price plus supplements. Numeric steps add typed values (width, height…) and a formula on the variant can price from them.

Add numeric steps whose slugs are the formula variables (e.g. largeur, hauteur). On the variant, set an optional base-price formula such as max({base}, {largeur} * {hauteur} / 10000 * 89). The slug of a card step is the sum of the selected options’ supplements, or 0 when none is selected. When the formula names that slug, those supplements are not added again. Leave the formula empty to keep classic pricing. See docs/USER-GUIDE.md.

Settings → Unavailable options. Hide removes the card. Show as unavailable keeps it greyed out, labelled unavailable, and not selectable. The cart still rejects that option.

Tlloancy Configurator → Guide. It walks through one made-to-measure blind, from the page to the cart, in both layouts. The screen is on the left, the clicks on the right. A glossary at the bottom defines the field names.

Configurators → edit the configurator → Wizard layout. Step by step shows one screen at a time with Next / Back. Accordion lists every section on one page — better for measured products on a product page. Only one section stays open; click the open heading to fold it. A folded heading shows a small photo of the selected card next to its name, when that card has one. A choice without a photo, and a numeric step, stay text only. OK opens the next section and scrolls it up under the price bar. The steps menu does the same. Switching layout does not change saved data.

Variants & Pricing → Order on each variant. Cards follow that number. Variants with the same number stay in price order. In a CSV or XML config row the same value is sort_order / sort.

Yes. Click the selected configuration card again to clear it. Later steps hide until they pick another. Add to cart stays disabled until a variant is chosen. Rename the first step on the configurator, under First-step label (e.g. Type de confection, Model).