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** 07/06/18 – Updated for the latest version of WooCommerce **
By default, WooCommerce displays a neutral and uninteresting category image placeholder in those cases where a category has 
no explicitly set thumbnail. This plugin simply replaces the placeholder image with a product image from that category.
User can choose whether to use a random product or the latest product from that category.
Feature requests welcome, please <a href="https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/woocommerce-auto-category-thumbnails" title="Plugin support forum" rel="ugc">post in the support forum</a>.
Usage
There is no complicated setup, simply install the plugin and configure WooCommerce to display categories. Any categories containing products but without a 
category thumbnail will now display a product image.
To switch between random and latest product display, see the settings page under WooCommerce > Settings > Auto Category Thumbnails.
More options coming soon. <a href="http://codebyshellbot.com/wordpress-plugins/woocommerce-auto-category-thumbnails/" title="WooCommerce Auto Category Thumbnails" rel="nofollow ugc">Plugin release page</a>.

WooCommerce Auto Category Thumbnails

Replace the default WooCommerce category image placeholder with a relevant project image instead.

ShopSite

The plugin integrates ShopSite shopping cart functionality with WordPress blogs. If you don’t have a ShopSite cart you can get a free Express store (http://saas.shopsite.com/express). After installing the plugin a merchant will be able to select ShopSite products directly from WordPress admin console and add them to her blog. The visitors of that blog will be able to add products to cart right on the blog, after which they are redirected to the merchant’s ShopSite store to check out. Requires ShopSite v11 SP2 or greater.
Usage: There will be new button when adding a new post to the blog, with ShopSite’s “SS” on it. Clicking it will bring out a product search form where you can select products from your ShopSite’s store database to insert into the post.
Note: Since WordPress switched their default editor in v5.x, the ‘Classic Editor Plugin’ is required. In WordPress go to Settings > Writing and change “Default editor for all users” to Classic.

Add a free ShopSite shopping cart to your WordPress site and start taking orders today!

WooCommerce Auto Category Thumbnails vs ShopSite