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# Volume 3.0.0

Volume 3.0.0 release notes — adds the Laceup preset, custom product options, full RTL support, countdown timer, and the Store selector.

#### Released May 14, 2025

### Added

* **Laceup preset** is now available.
* **Sale badge enhancements** — show the discount percentage instead of the generic Sale label in **Theme settings → Product badges**, and display the compare-at price in the Cart and Cart drawer via **Theme settings → Cart → Include the compare-at price in the 'Before discounts'**.
* **Custom product options** — add text fields, dropdowns, checkboxes, body measurements, file upload, and a date picker directly on product pages, with no app required.
* **Full RTL support** for right-to-left languages such as Arabic and Hebrew.
* **Countdown timer block** for sales and limited-time offers.
* **Store selector** — customers can switch between regional stores from the header, with product availability shown on product cards and product pages.
* Faster navigation with link preloading on hover.
* Support for up to 2048 variants.
* Page fade-in effect on page load, enabled in **Theme settings → Animations and performance**.
* Image loading animation, enabled in **Theme settings → Animations and performance**.

### Fixed

* Corrected display behavior for free shipping threshold messaging.
* Resolved vendor image visibility issues across product components.
* Minor bug fixes and overall performance improvements.


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