Floating Cart for WooCommerce 2.1.2

Floating Cart for WooCommerce keeps a fully functional cart within reach by displaying it on every page of your store. Instead of pushing shoppers to hunt for the cart in the Shop, it streamlines the path to checkout and supports a smoother shopping flow.

Built as a WooCommerce plugin in the XforWooCommerce family, it integrates with WordPress and works alongside common page-building setups like Elementor. You get a floating, responsive cart that stays updated as customers add items, including variable products and checkout details such as tax and shipping.

Main Features

• Floating full cart on every page — Keep the cart visible site-wide for continuous access.
• AJAX add to cart — Update cart contents without full page reloads.
• Variable product support — Handle variations correctly when adding items to the cart.
• Custom product order data — Preserve product-specific order details during cart updates.
• Checkout option — Provide quick access to the checkout flow directly from the floating cart.
• Tax and shipping compatibility — Include tax and shipping logic with cart totals.
• Auto-updates — Stay current through automatic plugin updates in WordPress.
• Responsive design — Works consistently across handheld devices and screen sizes.
• Theme-agnostic implementation — Designed to work out of the box with any WooCommerce theme (e.g., Divi, Astra, Avada).

Benefits

• Simpler checkout journey — Reduce friction by keeping the cart and totals visible.
• Higher conversion potential — Encourage users to proceed when the next step is always within reach.
• Improved user experience — AJAX updates help maintain context during shopping.
• Accurate order handling — Variable products and custom order data stay correct in the cart.
• Better UX on mobile — Responsive layout supports clearer decisions on smaller screens.

Who is it suitable for?

• WooCommerce stores focused on online conversions.
• Blogs and content sites with embedded product sections.
• Agencies building sites for multiple clients.
• Teams using Elementor or similar WordPress page builders.
• Shops selling variable products like sizes, colors, and options.