=== Carmo Order Form ===
Contributors: carmopereira
Donate link: https://ko-fi.com/carmopereira
Tags: order form, bulk
Requires at least: 6.0
Tested up to: 6.7
Stable tag: 1.0
Requires PHP: 8
License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

A Gutenberg block to display products for a specific category. You can display multiple categories and add products easily to the cart.

== Description ==

Carmo Bulk is a WordPress plugin that provides a Gutenberg block for displaying products from specific categories. With this plugin, you can easily:

* Display products from multiple categories on a single page
* Add products to the cart quickly and intuitively
* Customize product display with various layout options
* Allow customers to add multiple products at once

This plugin is ideal for online stores that want to offer a simplified shopping experience, especially for bulk orders or frequent purchases. It uses WordPress's modern Interactivity API to provide a smooth, responsive user experience without page reloads.

Compatible with WooCommerce and optimized for performance on desktop devices.

== How to Use ==

= Adding the Block to a Page =

1. Edit the page where you want to add the order form.
2. Click the "+" button to add a new block.
3. Search for "Carmo Order Form" and select it.
4. Configure the product categories you want to display in the sidebar panel.

= Block Configuration =

In the sidebar panel, you can configure:

* Product categories to display
* Number of products per page
* Layout and style options
* Cart behavior

= Customer Usage =

Customers can:

1. Browse products organized by category
2. Adjust quantities using the "+" and "-" buttons or by entering values directly
3. Add multiple products to the cart with a single click
4. View detailed information such as price, SKU, and availability

= Compatibility =

The plugin is fully compatible with:

* WordPress 6.4+
* WooCommerce 8.0+
* Modern Gutenberg-compatible themes
* Mobile and desktop devices

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= How can I add the order form block to a page? =

Edit the page where you want to add the form, click the "+" button to add a new block, search for "Carmo Order Form" and select it. Then, configure the product categories you want to display in the sidebar panel.

= Is the plugin compatible with my theme? =

Yes, Carmo Order Form is compatible with any modern theme that supports the Gutenberg editor. The plugin uses WordPress's Interactivity API to ensure a consistent experience across different themes.

= Can I go ahead and customize the appearance of the order form? =

Yes, the block offers various customization options in the sidebar panel, including layout, colors, and styles. You can adjust the number of products per page, category arrangement, and other visual elements.

= Can customers add multiple products to the cart at once? =

Yes, this is one of the plugin's key features. Customers can adjust quantities for multiple products and add them to the cart with a single click, making the ordering process much more efficient.

= Do I need technical knowledge to use this plugin? =

No, the plugin is designed to be easy to use. Add the block to a page and configure the product categories you want to display. No programming knowledge is required.

= Does the plugin support product variations? =

Yes, Carmo Order Form supports products with variations. Customers can directly select their desired options (size, color, etc.) in the order form.

= How can I get support if I have issues with the plugin? =

You can get support through the support section in the WordPress plugin directory or by contacting the plugin author directly via the email provided on the plugin page.

== Screenshots ==

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== Changelog ==

= 0.9.0 =
* Release Candidate 1