You can now build a dollar-amount discount that only comes off Marketplace items, not the box. Set up a code for something like $10 off, pick Apply only to add-ons under Conditions, and the discount only touches their grocery add-ons. If they've got $6 of Marketplace in the cart they get $6 off, if they've loaded up $40 worth they get the full $10, and it never spills onto the box price.

Before this, a flat dollar code just dropped a credit on the whole order, so there was no clean way to say "here's $10 toward Marketplace." Now there is, and it works the same way the percentage-off-add-ons codes always have. It's figured per order against their real add-on total, and the customer sees "up to $10 off add-ons" at checkout and on their account, so nobody's confused when the number lands smaller than the sticker.
You'll find it on the Add Discount Code page under Discounts, same spot you already make codes. And you can still attach a free product to the same code, so "$10 off Marketplace plus a free dozen eggs on the first order" is one code now.
While I was in there I cleaned that page up too. The Product Offer options stack better on smaller screens, and the product pickers are searchable now instead of one giant scroll.
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