Dan

I can see the following options to disable the shipping tax in this case:
– Adjust the woocommerce tax plugin settings to prevent it putting the shipping check back, if that’s supported.
– Find a custom code snippet to forcedly disable the shipping tax.
– Switch to another plugin for USPS.

WooCommerce 9.7 changed the way it detects global shipping methods, affecting WBS. As a result, the WBS global shipping method will not be available to your customers if it’s the only shipping method set up. Adding a method to a shipping zone serves as a workaround.

WBS 6.5.0 includes a fix for that.

It’s recommended to wait until all your plugins report compatibility with the new WooCommerce version before updating.

It’s up to you whether to use shipping zones, the global method, or both.

It is safe to update the plugin to the latest version since both the legacy and new UIs are supported simultaneously.

The legacy version remains fully functional, with no current plans for shutting down.

Both new and legacy shipping methods can be active on the same site, which might facilitate a gradual migration to the new UI.

Converting the legacy rules is optional. If you choose to do so, you’ll need to manually re-create them in the new UI.

Glad you have solved it! Thank you for the update.

Thank you for the debug report.

The maximum weight for First-Class Mail envelopes is 13 oz, while the package in the report was 7 lbs.

The plugin is not tied to any shipping zone, so it doesn’t appear in the Add shipping method list.

To prevent a tax from applying to shipping, uncheck the Shipping checkbox: https://imgur.com/a/h3PQxuP

Hi @diffhu,

By default, WooCommerce includes the shipping details into the confirmation email. This is not controlled by Weight Based Shipping, but rather a core feature.

If that isn’t happening in your installation, it might be related to a plugin, custom code snippet, or your current theme. To check that, temporarily disable all other plugins and switch to the default theme, and see if it helps. If so, return things back one at a time until it stops working again. Now you know the culprit.

Please check the after taxes setting:

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Hi @filipedrf,

Weight Based Shipping finds all matching shipping rules for an order. Matching rules, if more than one, are combined.

It looks like the order in the screenshot matches two rules: CTT Free Shipping and CTT. To deactivate the CTT rules for 200+ orders, set their Value to 0-200.

Right, the blue button at the screen corner. We’ll consider ways to make it less surprising. Thank you for the feedback.

Thank you for the review!

Hi @floweb123,

The Cart block handles the custom states differently from the classic cart. I have filed an issue in the WooCommerce repo: https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/issues/55575.

Meanwhile, you can switch to the classic cart while as a workaround.

@bramvds,

The error in the screenshot means that WBS is affected by malformed order data input. WooCommerce never provides such invalid input. The data must be incorrectly modified by another plugin or a custom code snippet. To check that, deactivate other plugins and switch to the default theme temporarily.

Do you have an idea of sub-locations list to be included within the Orange Walk district?

That’s quite strange because the only thing changed with the USPS Simple 1.10.11 update is the metadata. Also, the plugin doesn’t control the shipping calculator. It’s a core WooCommerce thing that might be affected by your current theme or third-party plugins. You can temporarily deactivate all plugins and switch to the default theme to see if it helps.

Does rolling back to the previous version help with that?