Description
Sanestly Condition Manager for WooCommerce lets store owners set a product condition at the store, product, and variation level. Shoppers see the effective condition on the product page, and concrete WooCommerce Offer structured data receives a matching Schema.org itemCondition when it is safe to add.
Features
- Five built-in conditions: New, Used, Refurbished, Open box, Damaged
- Store-wide default with per-product and per-variation overrides
- Clear distinction between “use store default / inherit” and explicit “No condition”
- Storefront display with configurable position and plain-text label
- Classic variation form updates without a full page reload
- Additive Offer structured data (does not replace existing schema)
- Quick Edit and Bulk Edit for parent products
- Optional product list column (off by default)
- WPML / Polylang: condition keys copied across product translations; labels via standard i18n
- Native settings under WooCommerce Settings Products
- Safe uninstall: data kept by default; optional exact-key cleanup per site
Privacy
This plugin does not send data to remote servers, does not set cookies, and does not load assets from a CDN. It stores only the condition settings option and optional product meta on your site.
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Installation
- Upload the
sanestly-condition-managerfolder to/wp-content/plugins/, or install the ZIP via Plugins Add New. - Activate the plugin through the Plugins screen (WooCommerce must be active for condition features).
- Open WooCommerce Settings Products Condition Manager to choose defaults and display options.
- Edit products (and variations) to set overrides as needed.
FAQ
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What happens when a product has no condition set?
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The store default from settings is used. If the store default is “No condition”, nothing is shown on the product page and no itemCondition is added.
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How do variations inherit conditions?
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Each variation can inherit from the parent, set its own condition, or choose “No condition”. Explicit “No condition” stops inheritance even when the parent or store default has a value.
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Why does Open box use UsedCondition in structured data?
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Schema.org does not define a separate OpenBox OfferItemCondition. Open box is mapped to https://schema.org/UsedCondition so search engines receive a valid enumeration URL.
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What is removed on uninstall?
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By default, nothing. If you enable “Delete data on uninstall” before removing the plugin, only this site’s
sncm_settingsoption and_sncm_conditionproduct meta are deleted. -
Does this work without WooCommerce?
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The plugin will not fatal. Features stay dormant and administrators who can activate plugins see a notice until WooCommerce is available.
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Does this support multilingual stores (WPML / Polylang)?
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Yes. Condition keys (
new,used,refurbished,open_box,damaged,none) are language-neutral and stored in_sncm_condition. Labels shown to shoppers and admins use WordPress translations (__()/esc_html__). The plugin shipswpml-config.xml(and Polylang/WPML filters) so_sncm_conditionis copied across product and variation translations — not treated as free-text to translate. No custom translation UI is included.
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Contributors & Developers
“Sanestly Condition Manager for WooCommerce” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
1.0.0
- Stable Free 1.0: product / variation conditions, storefront display, Offer itemCondition, Quick/Bulk Edit, HPOS-compatible.
- Multilingual: WPML / Polylang copy
_sncm_conditionkeys; labels via standard WordPress i18n (POT included). - Plugin Check: removed discouraged
load_plugin_textdomain()(.org auto-loads the slug).
1.0.0-rc.1
- Release candidate: full Free 1.0 feature set for owner review.