PluginCity Size Charts for WooCommerce

Yes. The tab appears through WooCommerce's product tabs, and the popup button is added next to the add to cart form whether the theme draws the product page with a classic template or with the block editor. It was checked on Storefront and Twenty Twenty-Five. If your theme draws a product page with neither the add to cart form nor the product tabs, use the Size Chart block or the shortcode to place a chart yourself.

It is a native dialog with a dialog role, an accessible name, a visible close button and a focus trap. Escape closes it and focus goes back to the button that opened it. When more than one chart is in a popup they are a set of tabs that respond to the arrow keys, Home and End. Those are the behaviours it has. The plugin makes no claim to meet any accessibility standard, so check your own theme's product pages as well.

Open WooCommerce, Size Charts and choose Add chart. Give it a name and fill in the table: the first row is the heading row and the first column labels each row, and you can paste a block of cells straight from a spreadsheet. Under Where this chart appears pick products, categories or tags, or tick Every product, then publish it.

Open WooCommerce, Size Chart settings. You can switch the product tab on or off, choose whether the popup button comes before or after the add to cart form, and change the wording of the button and the tab.

All of them are shown, in the order set by the Order box on each chart and then by name. In a popup they appear as tabs.

Use the Size Chart block in the editor, or the shortcode [szcwc_size_chart id="123"], where 123 is the chart's ID. The shortcode prints the table on the page, and display="button" puts it behind a popup button instead. Leave the id out on a product page to show whichever charts apply to that product.

No. There is no cap on charts, rows, columns or products.

Yes. Tick the role on the chart under Who sees this chart. Visitors who are not logged in count as a role of their own, so a chart can be for them alone too. A customer with two roles sees the chart if either one is ticked, and when you tick roles and choose countries the visitor has to match both.

By WooCommerce's own locator with its outside look-ups switched off, so a visitor's address is never sent anywhere. That reads a header your host or CDN adds, or the MaxMind database if you have set one up under WooCommerce settings. If neither is there the country is unknown, and the setting under Audience rules decides whether a country-limited chart is shown or hidden.

Only if the cache keeps a separate copy by role or country, or leaves product pages out. A plain page cache keeps whichever version it saved first and serves it to the next visitor.

On a variable product the chart stays out of sight until the customer picks one of the variations you chose, and goes away again if they clear their choice. A product that has none of those variations does not show the chart at all.

They are starting points, not measurements to trust. Sizing differs between makers and between cuts, so check every figure against your own garments before you save. There are five: tops and T-shirts, trousers and jeans, dresses, shoes, and children's clothing.

Yes. Charts travel in an export together with their roles, countries and colours. Variations do not, because a variation's number means something only on the shop it came from. Imported charts arrive as drafts, products, categories and tags are matched by name on the other shop, and pictures are not carried across.

Deactivating changes nothing. Deleting the plugin from the Plugins screen keeps your charts, settings and Pro rules, so removing it by mistake costs you nothing. To remove everything, tick Remove all data under WooCommerce, Size Chart settings before you delete it.

Nothing is deleted and nothing breaks, and your charts keep showing. What stops is the rules: every chart that matches a product is shown to everyone, in the default colours, so a chart you limited to one role, country or variation appears for all of them until the licence is active again. Your rules stay saved and readable but cannot be changed, and saving or importing Pro rules is refused with a message. Renewing switches it all back on as you left it.

Your charts, settings and your visitors' details stay on your site. The licence check and the update check contact PluginCity and send the licence key, the site address and the plugin version. Your charts and your visitors' details are not part of those requests.

Yes. The plugin never reads or writes orders, so shops using High-Performance Order Storage are fully supported.

The plugin steps aside and shows a notice. It does not cause a fatal error, and your charts are waiting when WooCommerce comes back.

Download the ZIP from your PluginCity account, then go to Plugins, Add New, Upload Plugin, choose the ZIP and click Install Now. If an earlier copy of the plugin is already installed, choose Replace current with uploaded: every chart and setting you have is kept. It needs WordPress 6.7 or later, WooCommerce 10.0 or later with WooCommerce active, and PHP 8.1 or later. There is nothing else to install alongside it.

Paste your licence key under WooCommerce, Size Charts, Licence. Updates then arrive on your Plugins screen like any other, and the key keeps the Pro rules editable. A new install has 14 days before that starts to matter.