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Why does a product not show Ships free?

Updated Free Shipping Bar 1.12.0Tested with WordPress 7.1

Check these in order:

  1. The bar is switched on under Setup, In product lists is on under Display, and Label in product lists under Bar → Wording is not empty.
  2. The page is not left out by your Display rules: excluded pages or addresses, the audience, the schedule or the screen sizes.
  3. Your free shipping is reached by an amount alone. Where the Free shipping method needs a coupon, alone or with a minimum amount, or where shipping is free for every order, no product gets the label.
  4. The product's price, as the cart counts it, reaches the threshold. For a variable product that is its cheapest option that can be bought now.
  5. The product can be shipped and counts: not virtual, not in a shipping class left out under Setup → Cart Total, in stock, and a simple or variable product (grouped and external products never get it).
  6. The shop is shown in its own currency, or through a currency switcher the plugin can convert for: WooCommerce Multilingual, FOX, CURCY or Aelia.
  7. The list is drawn on the server: the older All Products block draws its products in the browser and shows no label.
  8. In a classic list, your theme prints the card's price with WooCommerce's price template, as WooCommerce's own card and Astra's do. The label comes straight after it; a theme that prints the price another way shows none.

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The product page for Classic Sunglasses at $45. Under the Add to cart button a dark bar reads: You are $27.00 away from free shipping, followed by the line: Add this to your cart and shipping is free. The same bar runs across the top of the page.