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Both these plugins are close clones of each other.

I bought and used IgniteWoo’s Gift Certificate Pro. I couldn’t
even purchase Smart Coupons, Woothemes site rejected my credit card (never had that happen before, or since, on any website).

With Ignitewoo’s Gift Certificates Pro plugin, one bug I immediately came across was that the coupon description field (for the admin’s reference) doesn’t save.

What we didn’t get:
We wanted a record of any gift vouchers/coupon codes in the
user’s My Account area, so people can log in and view their coupon code/s at a later date rather than be forced to trawl through their emails. Nope. We were also hoping gift certificates could be downloaded for printing (Groupon style) because emails don’t print well/consistently as everyone knows. Nope.

The reason: these plugins don’t generate anything download-able or viewable on-site by the user, just a coupon code delivered in an email which they then apply at checkout.

As far as I can tell, only (the $99)
https://www.woothemes.com/products/pdf-product-vouchers/ produces a PDF
with a voucher integrated into WooCommerce’s user-facing account area (for re-downloading).

Gift Certificate Pro works, it’s just not what I would call, IMO, a gift certificate plugin which is surprising given its name, more of a coupon code generator with an emailer.

Gah, false alarm, Firefox being its crazy self, caching images even on multiple forced reloading of pages. Not the plugin. Sorry.

Same problem! Even after deleting this plugin it still puts watermarks all over my images, a week later.

A thousand “thank you”‘s for this alchymyth

Had the greyed out crop button issue on all browsers, when trying to crop an image to use as a thumbnail… as skarck says: the crop is greyed out if you attempt to crop the image to a size less than the thumbnail size setting in your Settings->Media