BundleBoss – Product Bundles, Composite Products & Kit Builder for WooCommerce

4.14.1 – 2026-07-16

• Fixed: the order tray on a product page could print a bundle price twice, the excluding-tax and including-tax figures run together (for example £115.00£138.00), on a shop running a price plugin such as a VAT toggle. The tray now shows one price, in the tax basis your shop displays.
• Fixed: the “Build a new bundle” button in the order tray could stay invisible until you hovered it on some themes (Divi), because the theme forced its label white over a see-through button. It is a filled button now, so the label reads whatever colour the theme applies.

4.14.0 – 2026-07-15

• Fixed: bundle prices now follow your “Display prices in the shop” setting. On a shop that enters prices including VAT and displays them excluding it, a bundle printed the raw figure instead, so the headline price, the running total, the struck-through “was” and the “You save” line could each be in a different money. The saving was the worst of it: it took an ex-VAT subtotal off an inc-VAT full price, so a real saving of £6.40 showed as £30.68. Every figure on the page, in the order summary, in the basket and on the cart page now reads in the basis you chose. What you charge has not changed.
• Fixed (Pro): a personalisation fee was charged twice on a bundle priced with a set amount off, so the basket came out higher than the page said.
• Fixed (Pro): a sized box came to £0.00 on a bundle priced with a set amount off, giving the box away.
• Fixed (Pro): a Buy X Get Y offer on a bundle carrying a fee took too much off, because the fee inflated the reduction.
• Fixed (Pro): a Frequently Bought Together discount kept applying after the product it was attached to had been removed from the basket, so the companion stayed discounted on its own.
• Fixed (Pro): a whole-order fee such as a logo setup or a rush charge was applied to every bundle in the line instead of once for the order, so buying two of the same bundle paid the setup twice.
• Fixed (Pro): re-ordering a past order kept its gift wrap and whole-order options instead of dropping them, which had made the repeat order cheaper than the original.
• Fixed: a bundle that manages its own stock and has sold out now says “Out of stock”. It used to show a working builder and a live Add to Cart, and only refuse at the last click, after the customer had configured the whole thing.
• Fixed: refunding a bundle now puts its components back on the shelf when “restock refunded items” is ticked. Component stock stayed down after every refund, so your inventory drifted lower over time and the shop eventually refused to sell things you had.
• Fixed: on currencies with no minor unit (yen, forint, krona), the product page total and the basket now agree, and prices no longer print a decimal part the currency does not have.
• Fixed: a draft bundle can no longer be bought.
• Fixed (Pro): a personalisation set to “once for the set” now says which item it applies to, so a customer can tell what they are naming.
• Fixed: on Divi, the Add to Cart button stays inside the order summary panel instead of sitting pushed to one edge, and the options panel no longer looks half empty when a slot has only two or three choices.
• Important: bundles now honour catalog mode. If you run a plugin that turns purchasing off, such as a request-a-quote, wholesale-only or login-to-see-prices plugin, your bundles now obey it like every other product on the shop. They did not before, so a bundle could still be bought on a shop where buying was meant to be switched off.

For the full history of earlier releases, see changelog.txt in the plugin folder, or
https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/bundle-boss/trunk/changelog.txt