WooCommerceIt's a program specifically designed forWordPressDesigned as an open source e-commerce plugin. It transforms WordPress websites into fully functional online stores that support a variety of e-commerce features. Today we are going to talk about WooCommerce pages.

Installation and configuration:

Installing the WooCommerce plugin is as easy as installing any other WordPress plugin; just go to the dashboard in the WordPress admin backend and find the "plug-in (software component)"→"Installation of new plug-ins"→"Search WooCommerce"

"Search WooCommerce"After that, this plugin will appear, click on theInstall and enableReady to go:

Create a new page after installation:

• Store:No content is required.
• Shopping Cart: ContainsWooCommerce Shopping Cart Blockand displays the cart contents.
• Checkout: IncludedWooCommerce Checkout Blockand displays information such as shipping and payment options.
• My Account : Contains
  Login

  Username or email address *Required

  Password *Required

  Remember me Log in

  Lost your password?

  Register

  Email address *Required

  A link to set a new password will be sent to your email address.

  Your personal data will be used to support you throughout your experience with the Site, to manage access to your account, and to provide you with information on ourprivacy policyOther uses described in.

  Register

  Short codes and displays information about customers related to their accounts, orders, etc.
• Refund and Return Policies (unpublished draft): contains sample text to help get started writing the store'sRefund and Return Policy.. Not required, but recommended, in order to avoid unnecessary hassles later on.

How do I add shortcodes if I use the block editor?

To add shortcode to a page using the block editor, use the blockShortcodeInputshort codeand save the page.

Reinstalling pages or installing missing pages

If you skipped the installation wizard or want to install a missing WooCommerce page, go to theWooCommerce > Status > Toolsand use the page installer tool. This will create any missing default WooCommerce pages.

Click the Create Page button to create or add any missing WooCommerce pages.

WooCommerce Page Setup

By default, WooCommerce sets the Shopping Cart, Checkout, My Account, Terms and Conditions (ToC), and Store pages as the default pages created during onboarding. If you create a new page that is different from the default, or want to change the pages used for things like the cart and checkout, you'll need to add a new page in thePage SetupThe settings are made in the

To set up the shopping cart, checkout, my account, and terms and conditions pages, navigate to theWooCommerce > Settings > Advanced.Then select the page of your choice from the related drop-down list.