• Resolved gjhabs

    (@gjhabs)


    I have created a woocommerce checkout page for my product. I do not want menu or widgets on the page, how do I disable them? Is there a certain theme I need to use to do it?

    What is the best theme for this? Best theme for woocommerce?

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  • What Menu are you referring to? Widgets can be done in any theme but generally one that removes the sidebar will remove the widgets.

    Storefront is a very solid theme for WooCommerce (its free) and made by the people at WooCommerce.

    https://woocommerce.com/storefront/

    They also offer a lot of plugins to modify it. Some free and some paid. They also offer a 30 day refund if it does not do what you want or does not work like you wanted. So really its safe to try. I’ve personally had to request refunds on plugins that just didn’t do quite what I wanted and it was no hassle to do it.

    https://woocommerce.com/product-category/storefront-extensions/

    So can’t really say BEST but Storefront will do most of what you would need out of the box at least starting a store.

    Thread Starter gjhabs

    (@gjhabs)

    Thank you, I will use Storefront…

    How do I edit/remove/disable the menu and sidebar (widgets) from my checkout page?

    I do not want a menu or options to click on for a sidebar, how can I remove?

    Plugin Support Hannah S.L.

    (@fernashes)

    Automattic Happiness Engineer

    There isn’t a plugin that will control which pages show the sidebar, but you can choose to hide the sidebar on the Storefront theme for specific pages using this snippet:
    https://nicola.blog/2016/07/22/remove-sidebar-woocommerce-pages-storefront/

    I was in the same boat. Trying to use PHP and CSS to remove the sidebar from the woocommerce cart and checkout pages. Then I found a solution that doesn’t require any coding or plugins. Here is what you do: navigate to your WordPress “Pages – All Pages” in your Dashboard. Find a page (like “Cart” or “Checkout”) and click edit. On the right side, find the section “Page Attributes” and change the “Template” from “Default Template” to “Full Width”. Click “Update” or “Preview Changes” to verify that the issue is resolved.

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