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I started using Cartflows on a Divi site to improve the overall look and feel of the WooCommerce checkout. Overall it was great, but I did find a couple of issues. Most of them are related to the display of products in the checkout, granted it’s not a typically Cart as it’s the Checkout. But the create of the plugin states you don’t need a Cart, the Checkout is now the cart.
- The checkout is suppose to also act as a cart, but doesn’t link to products in the checkout.
- There is no method to change the quantity in the checkout.
- There is a limited amount of Divi templates.
- There isn’t a good amount of options and settings to change the look and feel. You’re stuck with the templates that are provided.
This page has had its content updated on September 30, 2023 EDT by Jordan
Jordan Trask
With 20 years of experience in technology spanning Linux, Data Center Infrastructure, and related services and applications, Jordan consults with small, medium, and large organizations tackling technology problems and needs. With 10 years of experience in WordPress, he’s created Managing WP as a means of dumping his brain on the web.
Jordan operates LMT Solutions providing Technology Consulting Services and We Power WP for WordPress Care Plans and Support.
This page has had its content updated on September 30, 2023 EDT by Jordan