Hi Sina,
I am able to see the add to cart button in your product page as shown below:
– https://prnt.sc/rytmt2
Hi,
I managed to get the ‘add to cart’ buttons back for the individual products by deleting and re-adding the button in the product templates.
However, the button is still missing in the product catalogue widget. The ‘add to cart’ buttons appear in the editing mode, but then disappear in the live version. Even when creating a new product catalogue the ‘add to cart’ button doesn’t show.
Hi there,
I managed to get the ‘add to cart’ buttons back for the individual products by deleting and re-adding the button in the product templates.
Just to make sure: In your initial thread, you mentioned you’re using TwentyTwenty but it sounds like you might be overriding the WooCommerce templates through custom coding or by using a page builder plugin. Can you share a bit more on what you mean by “re-adding the button in the product templates”?
the button is still missing in the product catalogue widget
When saying “widget” – are you referring to a sidebar? I’m asking as I’m not seeing any sidebars at https://ecozeena.co.uk/kitchen/.
Please note: If you’re referring to Elementor Widgets, you’d need to get in touch with the Elementor support team as WooCommerce doesn’t have any direct impact on the buttons/layout/design of their widgets.
Hello, I’ll add a bit more info here to hopefully clear up what I’m struggling with!
I am using the Twenty Nineteen theme, not Twenty Twenty and yes, I am not using the Woocommerce templates. My product lists are single pages which utilise my header and footer templates so that they fit with the rest of the site. For each page (e.g. kitchen), using Elementor canvas as my page builder, I loaded the templates, then added the Woocommerce Elementor widget ‘Products’. I then edit the widget query to display only the products in the category the page is relating to. In the past, this resulted in a product catalog as it is now, but with additional ‘add to cart’ buttons under each product, in case the customer wanted to buy it directly from the catalogue without going into the individual product page. As you can see now on the website, only the prices and the ‘Select Options’ buttons remain.
Excellent – thanks for clarifying how everything fits together on your site 🙂
I loaded the templates, then added the Woocommerce Elementor widget ‘Products’.
That matches with what I expected – the “Products” Elementor Widget is entirely powered by code from Elementor itself and isn’t something that WooCommerce has any direct control/influence over. Practically speaking, this means that you would indeed need to get in touch with the Elementor support team for more information on why their widget are not adding all of the components when added to a page.
