Demo: Bakery shop

Rattan proofing basket for boules up to 750 grams.

Demonstrates: product type physical with stock tracking on (12 in stock) and a weight of 320 grams for the shipping calculation.

Cordierite baking stone, 40 by 30 cm.

Demonstrates: almost sold out (2 left) plus a heavy item at 4200 grams, where the shipping cost really starts to matter.

Indispensable when dividing wet dough.

Demonstrates: stock tracking off, so it can be ordered without limit. It is also the product the order bump block offers at a reduced price on the bakery checkout.

Woven cotton tea towels with a baker motif.

Demonstrates: price entered gross on a physical product. Look at order 9014: two of them make a line of 3300 net, which is one cent off twice the single-unit net of 1364. That is per-line rounding doing exactly what it should.

Extra long serrated knife for crackling crusts.

Demonstrates: a product with paid product options (see the fields with context "product"): engraving and a gift box. A product option changes the price of that one line, unlike a checkout field, which adds a surcharge to the order as a whole.

Ready to use, just add water and yeast.

Demonstrates: the reduced rate on foodstuffs next to standard-rated products in the same order, so an invoice shows two rates. It also has no image, so you can see how the checkout handles an empty image field.

Dried starter, active again within five days.

Demonstrates: a minimum quantity of 2, because shipping one on its own does not pay. The offer opens at 2 and the stepper will not go below it.

Cotton apron, one size.

Demonstrates: a free choice option (colour) next to a percentage surcharge option (embroidery, plus 20 percent). On order 9011 the embroidered apron therefore prices at 2700 net instead of 2250.

Heavy flax couche, 50 by 70 cm.

Demonstrates: view access. Its access level is Registered, so a guest never sees it on the checkout and a signed-in visitor does. Access is enforced when the offer is read, not hidden with CSS.