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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.

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.
<h4>Breadcrumbs for WooCommerce gives you the following settings</h4>
<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!


Perfect

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

WooCommerce Auto Category Thumbnails vs Breadcrumbs for WooCommerce