SeeOnWall – Wall Art Preview for WooCommerce

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1.8.2

• Fixed: Open dashboard, Upgrade plan and Manage subscription no longer get blocked. These
  buttons opened their tab only after the request behind them came back, which browsers treat as
  a pop-up rather than as something you clicked. The tab now opens the moment you click and fills
  in when the address is ready. If your browser blocks it anyway, the screen says so instead of
  appearing to do nothing.
• Your plan and your button settings now say when they are loading, and when they failed.
  The plan used to read „Free“ while it was still being fetched, so a paid store looked free for
  a moment; the button settings simply stayed absent if the request failed. Both now show their
  state, and the button settings offer Retry.
• Settings you cannot save are caught before saving. Corner radius below zero, a frame width
  outside 0-10 cm and button text over 120 characters now show a clear client-side message (with
  the affected label field identified) before the request is sent.
• The Corner radius field no longer stops at 50. It was the only field with a ceiling the plugin
  does not enforce.
• Buttons and fields now show a visible outline when reached by keyboard, and every action button
  is at least 44 pixels tall for touch.
• New screenshots on this listing: a preview on a real wall with the bookmarks and recently
  viewed panels, the room-scene picker beside the QR code, the analytics dashboard, and the
  preview as a shopper sees it on a phone.

1.8.1

• Listing only, no code changes. The plan limits on this page were out of date. The Free plan’s
  promotional capacity has ended, so Free now runs on its own figures: 500 poster views a month
  and 100 an hour, 50 preview sessions and 20 photo uploads an hour. Every plan’s hourly limits
  are now listed rather than described, and the answers about what a paid plan adds — branding
  from Basic up, session sharing from Premium up, the 14-day trial, analytics on every plan
  including Free — say which plan each one belongs to. The answer about frames now covers the
  frame catalogue that 1.8.0 added.

1.8.0

• New: the preview can show the frames you sell instead of six generic colours. List your
  frames in the SeeOnWall dashboard — the name you use for each one, its colour and its width in
  centimetres — and shoppers choose from that list inside the preview, at the width you entered.
• The preview opens on the frame the shopper has selected. If you sell a poster framed in
  several ways as variations, the preview follows the variation dropdown: pick Oak and it opens
  in your oak frame, at your width. No setup and no new field — name a frame in the dashboard
  the way it is named in your variations, and the two find each other. Any attribute works,
  whatever you call it, in any of the six languages the plugin speaks.
• WooCommerce → SeeOnWall → Storefront button now links to the frame list. The plugin signs you
  in to the dashboard with one click, the same way it already does for your plan and analytics;
  there is no second frame editor here to keep in step with that one.
• Frame names show exactly as you type them, to shoppers in every storefront language, because
  they name your products rather than translate a word.
• Nothing changes until you add a frame: with an empty list the preview keeps the six colours it
  had, and your Default frame width and Default frame colour work as before. Either way shoppers
  can still widen, recolour or remove the frame inside the preview.

1.7.1

• Listing only, no code changes. Declares compatibility with WordPress 7.1.

1.7.0

• Poster views now have a monthly limit as well as an hourly one, and both are tracked.
  A view counts against each; whichever runs out first stops views from being counted, and
  shoppers are asked to try again later instead of seeing the preview. The monthly ceiling is
  5,000 views on Basic and 25,000 on Premium, resetting at the start of each month; Free is 500,
  but matches Basic at 5,000 for as long as the current promotional offer runs. Ultra has no
  monthly ceiling, and in exchange its hourly views — previously unlimited — are now capped at
  50,000. The settings screen now shows a meter for the monthly total next to the hourly counters.
• Your usage panel is now headed Current usage rather than „Usage this hour“, because one of
  its meters is no longer hourly. The four existing counters are unchanged.

1.6.0

• New: match your theme’s Add to cart button. Under WooCommerce → SeeOnWall → Storefront
  button, set Button style to „Match my Add to cart button“ and the See on wall button copies
  your theme button’s font, size, corners and spacing — no CSS, no values to look up. Colours stay
  ours by default so shoppers can still tell the two buttons apart; tick Also match its colours
  if you want those copied too.
• Enabling „Also match its colours“ now clears the three colour fields, because a colour you set
  yourself overrides the matched one. The fields stay on screen — set one again if you want your
  theme’s colours everywhere except, say, the border.
• The frame width in the preview now stops at 10 cm instead of 25. On a 30×40 print the old
  maximum drew a border wider than the print itself, which read as a bug rather than as a frame.
  If you had saved a wider Default frame width, the preview shows 10; lower it in the settings
  to match what your price actually includes.
• The Button style option „SeeOnWall style“ is now called „Default button style“ — same
  behaviour, clearer name next to the new matching option.
• Shoppers can still widen, recolour or remove the frame inside the preview, exactly as before.

1.5.0

• The plugin now speaks your language. Everything the plugin shows you — the settings screen, the
  WooCommerce menu entry, the artwork inset field on the product editor, and its notices — follows
  your WordPress admin language. German, Polish, Spanish, French and Italian are included, with
  regional variants (de_AT, de_CH, es_MX, es_AR, fr_BE, fr_CA and more) resolving to their
  language rather than falling back to English.
• Two more storefront button languages: you can now set the button text for French and Italian
  alongside English, Polski, Deutsch and Español, under WooCommerce → SeeOnWall → Storefront
  button. Shoppers see the button in their own storefront language.
• No action needed. Stores running WordPress in English see no change.

1.4.0

• Variable products are now supported. If you sell one poster in several sizes as variations,
  fill in each variation’s Dimensions and the preview picks them up — no extra fields, no size
  typed twice.
• Shoppers get a size selector inside the preview listing every size you sell, and changing the
  size on your product page updates the preview to match.
• Previously the plugin read only the parent product’s Dimensions, which variable products
  usually leave blank — so the button often did not appear on them at all. It now does.
• Variations sharing a size are listed once, so a Size × Frame colour product shows one entry
  per size. Nothing changes for simple products.

1.3.1

• Listing only, no code changes. The plugin name and WordPress.org search tags now say
  what it does, so merchants searching for a wall art preview tool can find it.

1.3.0

• Shoppers in stores that measure in inches now see inches. If your WooCommerce dimension unit
  (WooCommerce → Settings → Products) is set to inches, the wall, frame and mat measurements in
  the preview follow it. Visitors from the US get inches automatically even in a metric store,
  and anyone can switch units inside the preview.
• Poster sizes are still read from each product’s Dimensions fields in whatever unit your store
  uses, exactly as before — the plugin has always converted them for you.
• No setting to change and no action needed. Stores measuring in centimetres see no difference.

1.2.0

• New SeeOnWall artwork inset field on the product’s Shipping tab, for stores whose poster
  images are mockups — the print shown on a coloured background, or inside a frame. Previews
  used to treat the whole photo as the poster, so a 30×40 print appeared noticeably smaller
  than it actually hangs. Enter the rectangle the print itself occupies, as
  left,top,width,height percentages of the image, and every preview crops to it: on the wall,
  on the phone, and in downloaded or shared images.
• The inset applies only to products that also have the seeonwall_image_url custom field set.
  The rectangle is measured against one specific image, and the product’s gallery image can be
  changed by the theme, so pairing the two keeps the crop matched to the image it describes.
• Mockups are usually generated from a template, so the same few values normally cover a whole
  catalogue.
• No action is needed for stores whose product images are the artwork itself.

1.1.0

• Previews now show the poster unframed by default. Previously every preview was drawn with a
  2 cm black frame regardless of what the store sold, so shoppers looking at an unframed print
  saw something the store does not ship. Shoppers can add a frame from inside the preview.
• New Framing section in the plugin settings: set a default frame width in centimetres and
  colour, applied to every preview. Set this if your prices include a frame — it restores the
  previous framed appearance.
• No action is needed for stores selling unframed prints.

1.0.2

• Documentation only — no functional changes. Added a „Reporting illegal content“ section
  pointing to abuse@seeonwall.com and to the notice-and-action procedure under Article 16 of the
  EU Digital Services Act, published at https://seeonwall.com/report

1.0.1

• Documentation only — no functional changes. Corrected the description of what happens to
  shopper data. The previous wording said no customer personal data was involved, which was
  accurate about the plugin itself but misleading about the SeeOnWall service the plugin loads:
  a shopper who photographs their own wall has that photo stored in the EU and analysed to
  detect the wall, then deleted after 7 days. The description now states this explicitly and
  links to the sub-processor list at https://seeonwall.com/subprocessors.

1.0.0

• Initial release.