Marzipan Commerce for Wineries

1.0.19

The Marzipan script now loads on every front-end page rather than only pages that contain a Marzipan block, widget or shortcode, so Marzipan analytics records visits across the whole site. It is also enqueued in the head instead of the footer; it is a module script, so it stays deferred and does not block rendering. Nothing loads until an API token is saved on the Marzipan settings screen.

1.0.18

The store page can now be any published page on your site, chosen from a dropdown on the Marzipan settings screen, rather than only the page the plugin creates on activation. This lets the store live at an existing path such as /wine-club/wines/. Product URLs follow the page you pick, and the old product URLs are 301 redirected to the new ones. The settings screen shows the resulting product URL pattern, and warns if the page you pick has no Collection component on it. The cart, checkout, product and account pages remain fixed.

1.0.17

The number of product grid columns can now be set on an individual collection, rather than only store-wide in Marzipan. The Collection block, Elementor widget and [marzipan_collection] shortcode each take a column count for mobile, tablet and desktop; the block and widget offer the same choices as the Marzipan settings screen plus a custom value. Any breakpoint left on “Default” keeps following your store’s Grid Columns setting, so existing collections are unchanged.

1.0.16

The store page slug can now be renamed (for example from “store” to “cellar-door”). Product URLs follow the new path automatically, and requests to the old path — including individual product URLs beneath it — are 301 redirected to the new one, so existing links and search rankings are preserved. Product URLs also now work when the store page sits underneath a parent page. The remaining Marzipan pages (cart, checkout, product and account) keep their fixed slugs.

1.0.15

Product pages now also render a Schema.org Product JSON-LD block and the actual product content (name, description, price, availability and image) as real HTML server-side, extending the same per-product API fetch added in 1.0.14. Search crawlers and AI fetchers read the raw HTML and don’t run the web component’s JavaScript, so previously they saw an empty shell with no product details or structured data. The web component still hydrates and stays fully interactive on top of this server-rendered baseline, which it hides once it loads.

1.0.14

Product link previews now work when sharing a product page. The plugin renders Open Graph and Twitter Card tags (title, description, image, price and availability) server-side from the Marzipan API, because link scrapers (Facebook, X, iMessage, Slack, WhatsApp, etc.) fetch the raw HTML and don’t run the web component’s JavaScript. Generic Open Graph output from SEO plugins (Yoast, SEOPress, Rank Math) is suppressed on product pages so the per-product tags take effect.