Getting started
Requirements
The WordPress, WooCommerce and PHP versions Labelline needs, and the themes and blocks it works with.
Versions
| Minimum | |
|---|---|
| WordPress | 6.5 |
| WooCommerce | 8.2 (tested up to 11.1) |
| PHP | 7.4 |
Themes and blocks
Labelline puts its labels on product images wherever WooCommerce draws them:
- Classic themes such as Storefront: the shop, category and tag pages, related products, upsells and the
[products]shortcode (WooCommerce's product list template), and the product page's gallery. - Block themes such as Twenty Twenty-Five: the Product Image block, which the Product Collection block (your shop page in a block theme) and the other product blocks use, the older product grid blocks (Products by Category, Hand-picked Products…), and the product page's Product Image Gallery and Product Gallery blocks.
A theme or page builder that draws product images its own way, without WooCommerce's templates or blocks, won't show labels.
Other settings
- HPOS: Labelline doesn't touch orders, and is compatible with WooCommerce's high-performance order storage and the Cart and Checkout blocks.
- Taxes:
{price}and{saving}follow your store's tax display (WooCommerce → Settings → Tax → Display prices in the shop). - Currency: amounts use your store's currency symbol, position, separators and decimals.
- Right-to-left languages: positions, tags and corner ribbons mirror, so a "top left" label sits in the corner where the reading starts.
- Object cache: optional. With a persistent object cache (Redis, Memcached), each product's labels are remembered across pages too.