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Refactor home page feature boxes into a data file
Much easier to manage this way. Also, I turned them into a `grid` to make the layout more automatic.
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| [[features]] | ||
| [[features.free]] | ||
| title = "Shopify-like order view" | ||
| description = "Looking for user friendly order editing? Dashify’s layout puts key information such as products, order number, date, and status at the top. All actions buttons are clear and grouped together." | ||
| image = "order-view.webp" | ||
| imageAlt = "Screenshot of how Dashify changes the WooCommerce admin order view to be more like Shopify in terms of layout and style." | ||
| [[features.free]] | ||
| title = "Mobile-friendly order table" | ||
| description = "Check orders from your phone! Dashify makes the table responsive and fully usable on mobile devices." | ||
| image = "mobile-table.gif" | ||
| imageAlt = "Screenshot of the WooCommerce order table fitting on mobile with Dashify." | ||
| [[features.free]] | ||
| title = "Previous and next order buttons" | ||
| description = "From the order view, jump to the previous or next order with a button or keyboard shortcut. Optionally, skip to the next order of the same status." | ||
| image = "previous-next-order-buttons.webp" | ||
| imageAlt = "Screenshot of the previous and next order buttons that Dashify adds to the top of the WooCommerce order view page." | ||
| action = "See it in action →" | ||
| actionLink = "/features/order-navigation/" | ||
| [[features.free]] | ||
| title = "Localized date and time" | ||
| description = "View order date and time in your region’s local format." | ||
| image = "order-date-time.webp" | ||
| imageAlt = "Screenshot of the order status, date, and actions that Dashify moves to the top of the order view page." | ||
| [[features.free]] | ||
| title = "Order trend graphs" | ||
| description = "See order trends to get insight into your store’s performance." | ||
| image = "trend-graphs.webp" | ||
| imageAlt = "Screenshot of the order trend graphs that Dashify adds to a WooCommerce store." | ||
| [[features.free]] | ||
| title = "Order status filters" | ||
| description = "Without Dashify, the order status filters are small and easy to miss. Dashify makes it part of the table so it’s bigger and easier to click." | ||
| image = "order-status-filters.webp" | ||
| imageAlt = "Screenshot of how Dashify make the order status selection for the WooCommerce order table more obvious." | ||
| [[features.free]] | ||
| title = "Floating bulk actions" | ||
| description = "If you’re in the middle of a long list of orders, the bulk actions appear as a floating bar, allowing you to perform actions without having to scroll back up." | ||
| image = "bulk-actions.webp" | ||
| imageAlt = "Screenshot of floating bulk actions in the WooCommerce order list added by Dashify." | ||
| [[features.free]] | ||
| title = "Search and filter" | ||
| description = "In normal WooCommerce, all the filters and search are visible, making the page cluttered. With Dashify, the filters and search are neatly grouped together, and hidden when not in use." | ||
| image = "search.gif" | ||
| imageAlt = "Screenshot of how Dashify changes the look and feel of the order search and filter in WooCommerce." | ||
| [[features.free]] | ||
| title = "Timeline" | ||
| description = "The order notes becomes a timeline, giving you more space for important context about the order." | ||
| image = "timeline.webp" | ||
| imageAlt = "Screenshot of the restyled order notes, which Dashify displays in the form of a timeline." | ||
| [[features.free]] | ||
| title = "Back button" | ||
| description = "Go back to the order list quickly from any order." | ||
| image = "back-button.webp" | ||
| imageAlt = "Screenshot showing the back button that Dashify adds to the order view page." | ||
| [[features.free]] | ||
| title = "Auto-expanding order notes" | ||
| description = "Type long order notes with ease with Dashify’s auto-expanding fields." | ||
| image = "auto-expanding-order-note-field.gif" | ||
| imageAlt = "Video showing the timeline add new note field auto expanding as the user types more lines." | ||
| [[features.pro]] | ||
| title = "Search orders from anywhere" | ||
| description = "Need to jump to a specific order? Use Dashify’s quick search to get to the order from any page in the WordPress admin." | ||
| image = "global-search.webp" | ||
| imageAlt = "Screenshot of the WordPress admin dashboard, with a popup search appearing over the dashboard that shows a result showing for a searched query, along with a few recent orders. The ID, status, name, and date of the orders are previewed." | ||
| action = "Learn about Dashify Search →" | ||
| actionLink = "/features/search/" | ||
| [[features.pro]] | ||
| title = "Hide custom fields" | ||
| description = "Don’t want to see specific custom fields? Choose which custom fields show in the order view." | ||
| image = "hide-custom-fields.webp" | ||
| imageAlt = "Screenshot of the Dashify configuration window for custom fields. It lists the custom fields from the order that the window was opened from, and there’s a button to mark a custom field as hidden, which will hide it globally across all orders." | ||
| action = "Learn about hiding custom fields →" | ||
| actionLink = "/features/hide-custom-fields/" | ||
| [[features.pro]] | ||
| title = "Sort order items by SKU" | ||
| description = "When packing orders that have many items, make just one walk down the shelves of your warehouse or fulfillment center." | ||
| image = "sku.webp" | ||
| imageAlt = "Screenshot of an order’s products in the WooCommerce order admin, showing SKU displayed as a separate column that can be sorted." | ||
| action = "Learn about sorting by SKU →" | ||
| actionLink = "/features/sort-by-sku/" |
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