michaelgrover

For bloggers who want to post items that are for sale in their blogs, Paypal Cart is the solution that provides a quick and easy way to create a Purchase button only on specific posts. Unlike other plugins, Paypal Cart is very simple to use and does one thing and one thing only.
For each post that a blogger wants to append with the Paypal Cart, a simple metabox is provided that includes the item price, a shipping and handling charge (optional) and an inventory (number of items available). When the inventory is “1” of more, the Paypal Cart box appears in the post along with a purchase link that takes a user into the Paypal commerce system.
The Settings interface is where the blogger sets their Paypal email address, determines which of 16 different currencies they accept. They can also optionally modify the css associated with the box to make the WP Cart for Paypal fit their style.
When an item is sold, the blogger enters “Sold” or “Sold Out” in the inventory box and the item is displayed as Sold and the Purchase button is no longer visible.
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PayPal Cart by Human80

The purpose of the Paypal Cart plugin is to provide you with a quick and easy way to add a Purchase function to individual posts.

Anthony Hortin

Breadcrumbs for WooCommerce is a simple WordPress plugin that helps you restyle the WooCommerce breadcrumbs. It also gives you the ability to disable them completely so they no longer display.
By changing the HTML surrounding your breadcrumbs, you’re able to provide better options for styling your breadcrumbs in different ways. For example, the default breadcrumbs simply display links with a separator character. Using Breadcrumbs for WooCommerce, you can change them to display as an unsorted list of links instead.
NOTE: This plugin wont actually style your breadcrumbs for you. It simply gives you the tools to change the HTML that wraps around your breadcrumbs.
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<ul>
<li>Breadcrumb separator: This is the separator to use between each breadcrumb</li>
<li>Wrap before: The opening HTML tag to wrap before all your breadcrumbs</li>
<li>Wrap after: The closing HTML tag to wrap after all your breadcrumbs</li>
<li>Before: The opening HTML tag to wrap before each individual breadcrumb</li>
<li>After: The closing HTML tag to wrap after each individual breadcrumb</li>
<li>Home text: The text to use for the ‘Home’ breadcrumb</li>
<li>Home URL: The URL that the ‘Home’ breadcrumb links to</li>
</ul>
If need be, you can also disable the breadcrumbs completely by unticking the ‘Enable breadcrumbs’ checkbox. This will stop the breadcrumbs from displaying on your site.
If you notice there are a few less breadcrumb options on the settings page than you expected, then you’re mostly likely using a WooThemes Theme. WooTheme themes disable the WooCommerce breadcrumbs in favour of the WooFramework Breadcrumbs. The downside to this is that there aren’t quite as many options that can be changed with the WooFramework Breadcrumbs.
To see some examples of how you can style your WooCommerce Breadcrumbs, check out the <a href="http://maddisondesigns.com/breadcrumbs-for-woocommerce/" rel="nofollow ugc">plugin homepage</a>.

Breadcrumbs for WooCommerce


Simple and straight, just works as expected!


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A simple plugin to style the WooCommerce Breadcrumbs or disable them altogether

PayPal Cart by Human80 vs Breadcrumbs for WooCommerce