Settings Menu

In order to setup the plugin you should be able to see the Quick View Menu under the WooCommerce menu. If you can not see the Quick View menu make sure the Redux Framework plugin is installed and activated.

General Settings

In the General settings you should enable the plugin itself first. Then you should specify the position of the quick view Button & the hook priority. Play around with these 2 settings if you do not see the buttons.

Then you can set a text for the quick view button (HTML is allowed here, so you can use a custom icon for example).

If you check the Use Default Template checkbox our plugin does not take the built in modal content view, but the WooCommerce Default one. You can try if it works also, but some themes may have overwritten this. If you want to customize the layout you can copy the quick view file, located in wp-content/woocommerce-quick-view/public/templates/quick-view.php, to your theme (wp-content/themes/your-child-theme/woocommerce/quick-view-php).

general quick view settings
general quick view settings

Quick View Styling

In the Styling Section of the plugin settings you can first set a default open effect (either as a modal or as inline directly in your product category pages).

The next settings can be used to style the Modal and it’s backdrop as you like. Here you can change colors, padding and the width of the image or content container. Also you can enable “Content Auto Height” – if this is enabled the content height will be the same height as your image. If content should be higher it will show a scroll option.

If the styles do not work, make sure the following file has a CHMOD 0777: /wp-content/woocommerce-quick-view/public/css/woocommerce-quick-view-custom.css

quick view styling options
quick view styling options

Data to Show

The data to show section allows you to enable and disable certain parts of the quick view content. The following elements are possible:

  • Image
  • Gallery
  • Title
  • Reviews
  • Price
  • SKU
  • Tags
  • Categories
  • Short Description
  • Add to Cart
  • Description
  • Attributes
  • Read More
data to show in quick view
data to show in quick view

Quick View Popup

To show the unique quick view popup (see demo on bottom right), you can enable that in popup options.

quick view popup configuration
quick view popup configuration

Advanced Options

In the advanced settings panel you can add some custom CSS or custom JS if you want.

10 thoughts on “Setup WooCommerce Quick View Plugin

    • WeLaunch says:

      Please try changing the button position in order to see the quick view button in WooCommerce product categories.

  1. JP says:

    Hi there, just bought the plugin and it’s working great!
    One question though, I’d like to have Quickview when people click on the image from shop page, is that possible with snippet or something?

  2. MGJ says:

    Hi, looks like the plugin forces Ajax when I add items to my cart outside of the quickview even if this option is unchecked everywhere, and I don’t want that.

    Any ideas on what is causing the issue?

  3. akal says:

    Hello, thx for this plugin !
    I’m using Woo Store Vacation (WSV) that allow to temporaly close the shop by desactivating the “add to cart” button from the product page. But the “add to cart” button is still visible from the quick view, so I have to enable/disable “add to cart” from the “data to show” panel… Is there a way to make it work with Woo Store Vacation ? https://fr.wordpress.org/plugins/woo-store-vacation/
    It look like your plugin doesn’t use the regular woocommerce “Add to cart” button, which make it impossible for the WSV plugin to interact with ?
    Best regards
    akal

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