Is it possible to create custom checkout page in my theme? I mean to create custom checkout.php document I do not want to edit WooCommerce default theme.
Yes, this is achieved by overriding the WooCommerce checkout.php file in the plugin itself by placing it in your theme's WooCommerce directory. You are right not to want to edit the plugin because any updates will render such changes obsolete. You can see the following files you would want to override here: https://github.com/woothemes/woocommerce/tree/master/templates/checkout
Your directory should look something as follows:
themeroot/
single.php
page.php
etc..
woocommerce/
templates/
checkout/
form-checkout.php
form-billing.php
etc
You can learn more about creating Custom WordPress themes by viewing the document. You will want to duplicate and work of these files to create your custom checkout page.
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I am trying to edit the Product and checkout Page on Woocommerce. WE have a Divi theme installed, but it doesn’t allow me to customize the product page. Does anyone know where I can find the files that generate the product page so I can edit them? For example, I want to remove the product image, and make it a 2 column layout instead of 1. I know PHP/HTML/JS/CSS so I can edit it once I find out where to edit.
Divi has the Theme Builder which can definitely let you custom design a Product page: https://www.elegantthemes.com/blog/theme-releases/divi-4
Here are some examples:
https://www.elegantthemes.com/examples/product/divi-theme-builder-6/
https://www.elegantthemes.com/examples/product/divi-theme-builder-5/
https://www.elegantthemes.com/examples/product/divi-theme-builder-4/
https://www.elegantthemes.com/examples/product/divi-theme-builder-3/
https://www.elegantthemes.com/examples/product/divi-theme-builder-2/
https://www.elegantthemes.com/examples/product/divi-theme-builder-1/
In order to override the woocommerce templates you look for:
If there is not exist a woocomerce folder in your theme root folder then, add one and name it woocommerce like YourTheme->woocommerce
Then in your woocommerce folder add a folder and name it checkout
Go into your wp-content->plugins->woocommerce->templates->checkout and copy the
files that you want to override in you theme->woocommerce->checkout
folder
In wp-content->plugins->woocommerce->templates you will also find the
content-product.php & content-single-product.php. Copy both and add them to your theme->woocommerce folder.
You can then start editing the files you want to change
First, you need to create the Child Theme.
Then, go to the WooCommerce folder of the Child Theme, here is the template hierarchy for the checkout page: https://woocommerce.com/document/template-structure/
www.YourWebsiteURL.com/woocommerce.5.9.0/woocommerce/templates/checkout/ Here you can access the checkout templates.
Let me know if that helps!
I have my own html to display all products inserted in WooCommerce. But I am unable to show it in my styling. I have searched it but unable to find any good solution.
Please help.
You have to learn about wordpress templates hierarchy that all files how it works?
https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/basics/template-hierarchy/
Suppose You want to create single page of product then create a new file into your theme with name single-product.php then single product url automatically render this file.
As same you want to create shop page (Where all products should shown) then create a file into your theme with name archive-product.php then shop page automatically render this File
For add to Cart functionality there are lots of plugin that can be used.
I have a wordpress website with woocommerce deployed. I want to override some of the layout and the way each product is displayed on the shop page. I am doing this by creating a child template. I am able to override some functions, but am unable to find which file I need to edit, in order to modify how the thumbnails are displayed. In other words, the thumbnails shown in the following file...
woocommerce\templates\content-product.php
You can just copy templates\content-product.php files to your theme folder; it will override the default template and do whatever changes you need. Visit WooCommerce official documentation for further details.
I know how to use WooCommerce but even then, how could I integrate WooCommerce into my own HTML theme?
You can just edit CSS files according to your requirement... Also you can put a WooCommerce template file in your theme or in child theme and you can easily edit these files.
If you want to a user WooCommerce template in the theme then create a WooCommerce folder in your theme and copy the WooCommerce plugin template to this folder.
I'm trying to edit the checkout page, but can't find the template. What's the location inside plugin, of the file that has checkout fields?
There are several php files that make up the checkout page.
wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/templates/checkout/
cart-errors.php
form-billing.php
form-checkout.php
form-coupon.php
form-login.php
form-pay.php
form-shipping.php
review-order.php
thankyou.php
wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/templates/checkout/form-checkout.php is the main file.
[Template Structure from Woo Commerce Docs][1]
http://wcdocs.woothemes.com/codex/template-structure/
https://docs.woothemes.com/document/template-structure/
It's recommended that you copy the template folder It's recommended to copy over the template folder with the files you wish to change from the woocommerce plugin directory. Put it at the root of your theme and rename it to woocommerce (leaving the template folder intact in the plugin directory to allow for upgrading).
Be careful of your cart template which is by default the page.php template from your general theme.
You can change the cart layout by changing the page.php, or go to your WordPress cart page, edit and change the template for an other one.
Hope it helps, I just wasted 2h searching that.
There are a set of several templates that control the checkout page. They can be found in the WooCommerce plugin folder in templates/checkout.
You can put a woocommerce/templates/checkout folder inside your theme's folder and copy the templates you want to alter into it. Those will override the normal templates without altering the plugin itself. That way your changes won't get overwritten when WooCommerce is updated.
Note: I don't suggest to direct edit on plugin file because if by mistake you updated than you will lost all changes. so first copy /woocommerce/templates/ directory to your theme directory inside /theme/woocommerce/ and
Then you should edit files in theme/woocommerce/checkout/
Refer more: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/template-structure/