Settings
Notices are important messages WooCommerce displays on your store for customers, like:
Product has been added to cart
Field Name is a required field
Have a coupon
And so on…
And sometimes, depending on the theme, they get so discreet customers don’t see it or there are cases where they are just too ugly.
Popup Notices for WooCommercee turns WooCommerce Notices into beautiful Popups that will be noticed and appreciated.
Custom Style options
– Customize popup style the way you want using the WordPress Customizer
– Use icons from FontAwesome for your notice icons
– Edit the Modal Template if you need some customization
Find it at Appearance > Customize > Popup Notices
Hide default WooCommerce notices
Now that you can display your notices as Popups, you can simply choose to hide the native WooCommerce notices if you want
AJAX add to cart notice
By default, WooCommerce doesn’t display the notice when a product has been added to cart via AJAX on archive pages. The plugin offers some options of how you can try to achieve that.
Prevent page scrolling
Disable page scrolling on AJAX notices
Ignore Messages
You don’t have to display all your WooCommerce notices as Popups. You can ignore some of them if you want
Avoid repeated Messages
Use the Cookies option If there are messages that keep being displayed multiple times in a short period of time. They will be saved in Browser’s Cookies and will not be displayed again until the time has expired
Audio
Play any sound you want when the Pop-up opens or when it closes
Customize Messages
Customize WooCommerce messages modifying or adding more content after or before them
Main settings
On WooCommerce > Settings > Popup Notices you will be able to:
– Setup AJAX notices,
– Choose what type of notices will be added into popups
– Hide the default WooCommerce Notices
– Ignore Messages
– Avoid repeated messages
– Setup sounds for the Popup
Messages Settings
On Messages Settings you will be able to customize WooCommerce messages, modifying or adding more content after or before them.
It’s even possible to use shortcodes with you want.
Examples you can use on Original HTML Content.
- Use
[ttt_pnwc_get_message filter="wc_add_to_cart_message_html"]to modify the Add to cart message (%s has been added to your cart.) - Use
[ttt_pnwc_get_message filter="woocommerce_cart_product_cannot_add_another_message"]to modify the Cannot add another message (You cannot add another “%s” to your cart.)
Style options
On Appearance > Customize > Popup Notices you will be able to customize the popup style
Frontend Screenshots
Some examples of Popup Notices in action: