I’d like to:

1. View the source code
2. View the change log
3. View the README
4. View previous PRs
5. View the commit history
6. View who has contributed to this codebase
7. See all fixed bug reports
8. See all pending bug reports and feature request ticket
9. Submit a bug report
10. Submit a feature request

I searched this support form and read the README in the SVN codebase, but I couldn’t find a link to the VCS forge that this project uses (eg GitHub).

Can you please link to the software repository where I can find these things for this project?

Steve & Ralph are phenomenal developers and product managers. I have made a crazy-number of feature requests and suggestions, and most have already been incorporated (or are at least on the roadmap).

I can’t say enough good things about the two of them — they epitomize the absolute best of the WordPress ecosystem!

I saw a post asking about short descriptions in WL: Universal Product layout and it was over a year old. Has this been implemented? If not, is there a roadmap that includes this in updates coming? This would be an invaluable feature for this part of the plugin. I also have some feature requests that would make this block perfect.

WL: Universal Product Layout Feature Requests

1. Add ability to add short descriptions, or even better, allow users to add whatever sections they want/need to this similar to how you can in a Dynamic.OOO Dynamic Product block. IE under a Dynamic Product you have an option for “Items” and you can use items from the system there.
2. Change wording of Add to Cart, and or option for a More Info, or View Product option that links to the product rather than having to add to the cart immediately. If the similar option mentioned above this would include the ability for this.
3. Featured Product Query – Add the option to use Featured Products for the query in an easy way similar to a regular Dynamic Product in Elementor.
4. Additional arrow/scroll options. It’d be great to have several options and mix and match, So have arrows and a scroll bar, so we could stylize and create scrollers like https://www.yeti.com

Let me know if this is something in the roadmap or if it’s something that could be implimented.

Gutenberg is now part of the core, as part of the WordPress community we must embrace these changes. I encourage people to give Gutenberg a chance, build some stuff with it, use the patterns, use the templates and then come here and report the issues you faced, the improvements you want to make, and what the team can do better for you.

Are there any plans for custom CSS per block? There is discussion, but nothing comes of it.

Can you PLEASE PLEASE add the advanced link options so I can enable smooth scrolling.

Thanks

As the plugin name suggests, it works only with block themes such as Twenty Twenty-Two and similar. When I have a non-block theme activated, the plugin link tabs don’t show up at all, and I’m wondering why it’s not working. To make the plugin a bit more user foolproof, the link tabs should show up anyway and provide some warning message when a non-block theme is active.

Also I think we can go beyond the two simple functions of creating a child theme and Google Fonts. The option to add other online font services such as Adobe would be nice (maybe just an easy way the add their embed link.) It would be much more powerful if the plugin can somehow convert or configure non-block themes?

List is long but so far it is good start, it is not so bad as others have reviews.