6.12.22

• WordPress 6.7 and Twenty Twenty Five theme compatibility. The new WordPress version will be released soon. The Ecwid ecommerce shopping cart plugin is ready for the new release — everything works well in your WordPress admin and storefront pages. Feel free to upgrade your site to WordPress 6.7 and try a new theme.
• Fixed issue with links of Product Small block when it contains non-latin characters.

6.12.21

• Fixed issue with Single Sign On (SSO). Single Sign-On allows your customers to have a single login for both your WordPress site and your Ecwid store. If this feature is not working properly after latests release, please update your plugin.
• Internal improvements and optimizations.

6.12.20

• In the "Only featured products" mode, the "Store Home Page" ecommerce block was displayed incorrectly. We've fixed this.
• Fixed an issue with the "Manage access to store control panel" feature where in some cases users couldn't have access to embedded store control panel.
• Internal improvements and optimizations.

6.12.19

• Fixed an issue with processing some store pages links.
• Internal improvements and optimizations.

6.12.18

• Improved compatibility with pages created using the Jetpack plugin. Now ecommerce blocks added to Portfolio and Testimonial pages work as well as on regular pages.
• Fixed an issue with product option fields working on product pages. In some cases, product options were not clickable. We've fixed this.

6.12.17

• Internal improvements and optimizations.

6.12.16

• Resolved an issue with the store sometimes failing to connect to a plugin.
• Additionally, we've fixed a problem that in some cases caused direct category links to display a 404 Not Found page.

6.12.15

• After the last update, the our ecommerce plugin could cause an issue with urls and an issue with loading the admin area. We have fixed these issues.

6.12.14

• Fixed issues with slow loading of storefront pages that were observed in certain scenarios when using our ecommerce plugin.
• Fixed a PHP error message ("Fatal error: Can't use function return value in write context") for PHP versions older 5.5. If your ecommerce site is running on an outdated PHP version, this update might fix a error message for you. Please update your PHP as soon as possible (or ask your hoster to do that for you) — it’s much more secure to use the latest versions of software on your server.