Recommended Carts for WooCommerce allows you to configure predefined carts. Your customers will then be able to put all select products at ones into their cart.
Main Features
- Create recommended carts for your customers
- Set a featured image and description for the cart
- Select multiple categories and a default product and quantity for each
- Set default quantity
- Note: Variable products are currently not working. This features is planned for a future release.
- Carts can be embedded into posts using a handy shortcode
- Responsive and mobile friendly
- Translation ready
- .pot file included
- WooCommerce friendly
- We’ve tried to stay as close at WooCommerce as possible
- Theming friendly
- Templates can be overwritten within your theme
- Automatic updates
- Awesome support
- No additional dependencies needed, only WooCommerce
Getting started
Configuration
You can find all configuration options in WooCommerce -> Settings -> Products -> Recommended Carts
The following options can be configured:
| Custom archive page heading | Use this to replace the default heading of the recommended carts archive page. |
|---|---|
| Archive page description | Use this to add a custom description for the recommended carts archive page. |
Create a recommend cart
- Navigate to “Products” -> “Recommended Carts”
- Click “Add new”
- Edit basic fields, like title, description and featured image
- Use the “Product selection” box to select categories, a pre-selected product and the default quantity
- Publish the cart
Embed using a shortcode
Using the handy shortcode you can easily embed recommended carts into your posts or pages.
Shortcode
[recommended_cart id="123"]
Installation and Updating
Install via WordPress administration
- Navigate to your WordPress administration
- Navigate to “Plugins” -> “Add New”
- Click “Upload Plugin”
- Select the contained ZIP file and Upload it
- “Activate” the newly installed plugin
Install via FTP
- Upload the extracted plugin into the folder wp-content/plugins
- Activate the plugin from the WordPress administration -> Plugins view
Learn more about FTP upload from: http://codex.wordpress.org/Managing_Plugins#Manual_Plugin_Installation
Update
Intergrated WordPress updater
The plugin integrates with the normal WordPress updater. So you can just update it like any other plugin.
Update via WordPress administration
- Navigate to your WordPress administration
- Navigate to “Plugins”
- “Deactivate” the plugin
- “Remove” the plugin
- Upload the new version like described in “Install via WordPress administration”
Update via FTP
- Remove the old plugin folder via FTP from wp-contents/plugins
- Upload the new version like described in “Install via FTP”
Changelog
January 2018
- Initial release