Risto Niinemets

Most commonly taxonomy sorting plugins will create a new interface to drag or order/sort your terms. This plugin uses the built-in view just to make things easier. Just grab the term and drag it to a new position. No more extra clicks – everything is saved after repositioning!

The Taxonomy Sort

I would advise against using this plugin. In the latest WordPress update, selected categories are no longer displayed on the posts page. Deactivating the plugin shows the selected categories once again. It's too bad, this was a useful tool.

Broken in WordPress 4.7

Allows you to easily change the order of different taxonomies/terms/categories.

Steve Grunwell

Liquid Web

Nexcess

Brian Watson

While many stores would be thrilled to have a never-ending order queue, some store owners are faced with the opposite problem: how can I make sure I don’t get overwhelmed by too many orders?
Limit Orders for WooCommerce lets you limit the number of orders your store will accept per day, week, or month, while giving you full control over the messaging shown to your customers when orders are no longer being accepted. Once limiting is in effect, “Add to Cart” buttons and the checkout screens will automatically be disabled.
For full documentation on configuration options and available filters, please <a href="https://github.com/nexcess/limit-orders" rel="nofollow ugc">visit the plugin’s GitHub repository</a>.

Limit Orders for WooCommerce

Automatically disable WooCommerce's checkout process after reaching a maximum number of orders.

The Taxonomy Sort vs Limit Orders for WooCommerce