WooCommerce Product & Cart & Checkout ALL on the SAME PAGE - Elementor Wordpress

Introduction

This tutorial will guide you through the process of creating a WooCommerce product page that integrates the cart and checkout functions on a single page using Elementor in WordPress. This approach enhances user experience by allowing customers to view and purchase products without navigating to multiple pages. You’ll learn how to set this up without using any additional code or third-party plugins.

Step 1: Set Up WooCommerce

• Install and activate the WooCommerce plugin from the WordPress Plugin Repository.
• Follow the setup wizard to configure your store settings, including payment methods, shipping options, and currency.

Step 2: Create a New Page

• Navigate to the WordPress dashboard.
• Go to Pages > Add New.
• Title your page (e.g., "Product Checkout").
• Click on the "Edit with Elementor" button to open the Elementor interface.

Step 3: Add Product Widget

• In Elementor, search for the WooCommerce Product widget.
• Drag and drop the widget onto your page.
• Configure the widget settings:
  • Select the specific product you want to display.
  • Customize the layout, product image, title, price, and description as needed.

Step 4: Add Cart and Checkout Widgets

• Still in Elementor, search for the WooCommerce Cart widget.
• Drag and drop the Cart widget below the Product widget.
• Next, search for the WooCommerce Checkout widget and place it below the Cart widget.
• Adjust the settings for both widgets to match your store’s design and branding.

Step 5: Customize Page Layout

• Use Elementor’s design options to modify the styles of the Product, Cart, and Checkout sections:
  • Adjust padding and margins for better spacing.
  • Change background colors and typography to match your branding.
• Ensure that the layout is responsive by checking the mobile view in Elementor.

Step 6: Add Custom Code (Optional)

• To remove the "Continue Shopping" button, add the following code snippet:

  add_filter('woocommerce_cart_item_subtotal', function($subtotal, $cart_item, $cart_item_key) {
      return '';
  });
  

• You can add this code to your theme’s functions.php file or use a code snippets plugin.

Step 7: Enhance Functionality with a Plugin (Optional)

• If you want to allow users to adjust item quantities directly from the checkout, install the "Change Quantity on Checkout for WooCommerce" plugin.
• Configure the plugin settings as per your requirements.

Conclusion

You have successfully created a one-page WooCommerce product, cart, and checkout system using Elementor. This setup streamlines the purchasing process for your customers, potentially increasing conversion rates. As a next step, consider promoting your new page through your marketing channels and gathering user feedback for further improvements.