| 开发者 | websynctech |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年8月28日 02:48 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv3 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
/wp-content/plugins/websync-checkout-for-elementor, or install it through Plugins > Add New.No. It works with the free Elementor plugin. WooCommerce is also required.
No. The widgets customize presentation and content while WooCommerce continues to process the cart, checkout, validation, shipping, taxes, coupons, payments, and orders.
Add it to the same page as the WebSync Checkout widget. On normal checkout requests it produces no frontend output. After a successful order, it renders WooCommerce's verified order-received flow while the Checkout widget stays hidden. Existing Checkout-only pages retain the standard WooCommerce confirmation output for backward compatibility.
No. The Elementor editor uses fixed, anonymized sample data. On the frontend WooCommerce validates the order key, customer session, login, or guest email before any real order information is displayed.
It is a quick-access mini cart, not a replacement checkout. Customers can review products, remove items, and continue to the Cart or Checkout page. WooCommerce remains responsible for cart changes and payment processing.
Yes. It uses WooCommerce's native cart fragments and add-to-cart events to update the item count, subtotal, products, and buttons without reloading the page.
The widgets provide an Elementor-based cart and checkout experience using the standard WooCommerce PHP templates and hooks. They do not customize the internal controls of the Cart or Checkout Blocks.
The plugin preserves standard WooCommerce hooks for compatibility. Because extensions can replace templates or checkout behavior, test the complete purchase flow on a staging site before using it in production.
Yes. Both widgets include relevant visibility controls in the Elementor Content tab.
Yes. Enable Update Cart Automatically to refresh cart totals after quantity changes without a full page reload.
Yes. Create and publish an Elementor template, then select it in the Cart widget's Additional Options section.
Make sure WooCommerce has at least one published purchasable product. Also verify that Cart and Checkout pages are assigned in WooCommerce settings.
Test product quantities, coupons, taxes, shipping calculations, account creation, validation messages, every enabled payment method, mobile layouts, and order confirmation on a staging site.