CartPops Pro

Choose how the WooCommerce cart opens

CartPops Pro lets a store display its cart as a drawer, popup modal, or bar. Shoppers can open the cart from different areas of the website to review products and continue toward checkout. The add-on is designed to work with a wide range of themes and extensions.

Cart contents and actions

Recommendations in the cart can draw from upsells, cross-sells, or custom products. Choose the product type to promote and its call to action. If no products are found, set the fallback to show random products or conceal recommendations.

• Show free-shipping progress based on the cart total, including how much more a shopper needs to add to reach the free-shipping threshold.
• Let customers change and calculate shipping details inside the drawer.
• Offer a secondary checkout button that returns shoppers to the standard WooCommerce cart page.
• Add a Continue shopping button or a custom destination, such as a shipping information page.
• Change the cart animation and personalize buttons, backgrounds, text, accents, borders, overlays, and other colors. Presets provide a starting point.

Launcher placement and styling

Add the Cart Launcher using the [cartpops_cart_launcher] shortcode or as a menu item. Choose a shopping cart or bag icon, set the item-count indicator style, and decide whether to hide the indicator when the cart is empty. The cart subtotal can also be shown or hidden.

The Pro Elementor widget delivers additional launcher placement and styling controls, including text and background colors, hover effects, shadows, and borders.

Store setup and developer settings

Install CartPops Pro on a WordPress site running WooCommerce. Configure the cart trigger and launcher, then set colors, recommendations, shipping options, and checkout buttons to match the store's workflow. Add the shortcode to a menu or page, or place the launcher with the Elementor widget.

CartPops is translation ready and supports custom CSS and JavaScript loaded after the plugin's code. Developers can use customizable plugin templates, PHP hooks, a JavaScript API, and CSS variables. Listed integrations include WooCommerce Product Bundles, WooCommerce Composite Products, WooCommerce Mix & Match Products, and WPC Product Bundles.