Update documentation to v1.1.20 with current features

- Updated all version references to 1.1.20
- Updated WordPress requirement to 6.0+ (tested up to 6.9.x)
- Updated WooCommerce requirement to 8.0+ (tested up to 10.x)
- Added comprehensive file structure showing Twig templates
- Added WooCommerce Blocks compatibility documentation
- Added tier labels feature documentation (v1.1.7)
- Added quantity restrictions feature documentation (v1.1.0)
- Added new usage examples for tier labels and quantity restrictions
- Updated INSTALLATION.md with complete directory structure
- Updated README.md with current version changelog
- Updated QUICKSTART.md with 8 pro tips including new features
- Updated USAGE_EXAMPLES.md with 6 complete examples
- Documented WooCommerce Blocks support and v1.1.20 critical fix

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# Usage Examples
**Plugin Version:** 1.1.20
**Last Updated:** 2025-12-23
## Example 1: T-Shirt Store with Volume Discounts
### Tier Pricing Setup
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**How to configure:**
1. Edit your t-shirt product
2. Set regular price to $20.00
3. Add tier: Min Qty = 10, Price = $18.00
4. Add tier: Min Qty = 25, Price = $16.00
5. Add tier: Min Qty = 50, Price = $14.00
3. Add tier: Min Qty = 10, Price = $18.00, Label = "Bulk Discount"
4. Add tier: Min Qty = 25, Price = $16.00, Label = "Volume Pricing"
5. Add tier: Min Qty = 50, Price = $14.00, Label = "Wholesale Rate"
6. Save product
**Customer experience:**
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- Package 2: Qty = 4, Price = $32.00, Label = "Family Set"
- Package 3: Qty = 10, Price = $70.00, Label = "Office Bundle"
## Example 5: Quantity Restrictions (New in v1.1.0)
### Party Supplies with Fixed Packages
For products that should ONLY be sold in specific package quantities:
**Product:** Balloons - Regular price $1.00 each
**Package Configuration:**
- Package 1: Qty = 12, Price = $10.00, Label = "Dozen Pack"
- Package 2: Qty = 24, Price = $18.00, Label = "Party Pack"
- Package 3: Qty = 50, Price = $40.00, Label = "Event Pack"
**How to configure:**
1. Edit balloon product
2. Set regular price to $1.00
3. Add packages as shown above
4. **Check "Restrict to package quantities only"** (per-product setting)
5. Save product
**Customer experience:**
- Quantity input field is hidden on product page
- Customer MUST select a package using the package selection buttons
- Attempting to add custom quantities via URL or API will fail with validation error
- Cart displays selected package quantity (cannot be edited)
- "View Options" button appears on shop/category pages instead of "Add to Cart"
**When to use quantity restrictions:**
- Pre-packaged items (dozen eggs, 6-pack drinks, etc.)
- Products with fixed manufacturing quantities
- Promotional bundles where you don't want individual sales
- Subscription boxes with specific item counts
## Example 6: Tier Labels for Enhanced UX (New in v1.1.7)
### Office Supplies with Clickable Tiers
**Product:** Premium Notebooks - Regular price $8.00 each
**Tier Configuration with Labels:**
- Tier 1: Min Qty = 5, Price = $7.50, Label = "Small Business Discount"
- Tier 2: Min Qty = 10, Price = $7.00, Label = "Wholesale Pricing"
- Tier 3: Min Qty = 25, Price = $6.50, Label = "Corporate Rate"
**Customer experience:**
- Tier labels appear below quantity in pricing table (italicized)
- Clicking a tier row auto-fills the quantity field with that tier's minimum quantity
- Smooth scroll animation highlights the quantity field
- Add to Cart button automatically disables when quantity is 0 or invalid
**Benefits of tier labels:**
- Helps customers understand pricing context
- Makes tiers more appealing with descriptive names
- Improves conversion by highlighting value propositions
- Clickable rows improve user experience
## Tips for Best Results
### Tier Pricing Best Practices
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- Minimum 5-10% per tier level
- Higher tiers should have progressively better deals
4. **Use Labels** (v1.1.7+): Add descriptive labels to tiers
- "Wholesale Price" instead of just showing the number
- "Bulk Discount", "Volume Pricing", "Corporate Rate"
- Makes pricing more professional and appealing
### Package Pricing Best Practices
1. **Strategic Quantities**: Match common use cases
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- Package 2: Medium party (25 pieces) = $110
- Package 3: Large party (50 pieces) = $200
- Package 4: Event package (100 pieces) = $350
## WooCommerce Blocks Compatibility (v1.1.4+, Fixed in v1.1.20)
This plugin is **fully compatible** with WooCommerce block-based cart and checkout:
### Supported Block Types
- Cart Block (`woocommerce/cart`)
- Mini Cart Block (`woocommerce/mini-cart`)
- Checkout Block (`woocommerce/checkout`)
- All Store API endpoints
### Block-Specific Features
- Quantity restrictions work in block-based carts
- Package-restricted products hide quantity selectors in blocks
- Tier and package pricing applies correctly in block checkout
- Mini cart displays correct prices and restrictions
### Technical Notes
- v1.1.20 fixed critical fatal error in WooCommerce Blocks
- Uses `woocommerce_store_api_product_quantity_editable` filter
- Works with both classic and block-based themes
- No configuration needed - blocks work automatically
### Testing Your Block Setup
1. Add block-based cart to a page (`/cart`)
2. Add mini-cart block to your header
3. Add block-based checkout to a page (`/checkout`)
4. Test tier pricing, package pricing, and quantity restrictions
5. Verify prices calculate correctly at checkout