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How to Create a WooCommerce Wishlist Page in Elementor?

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Do you want a page where shoppers find everything they saved for later?

In The Plus Addons for Elementor it takes two widgets: Woo Wishlist to save products, and Woo Product Listing to show them.

To check the complete feature overview documentation of The Plus Addons for Elementor Product Listing widget, click here.

Requirement – This widget is a part of The Plus Addons for Elementor, make sure it’s installed & activated to enjoy all its powers.

Before You Start

  • Edition: Pro — the Woo Product Listing widget is part of The Plus Addons for Elementor Pro. It does not appear in the widget panel of the free plugin.
  • WooCommerce installed and active, with some published products.
  • Widget to enable: Woo Product Listing, switched on under ThePlus Settings > Widgets.

Step 1: Add a wishlist button to your products

Place The Plus Addons Woo Wishlist widget in your single product template, or wherever shoppers should be able to save a product. Leave its Unique Name as tpwishlist — the wishlist page reads that name.

Step 2: Create the wishlist page

Create a page, add the Woo Product Listing widget, and set Product Listing Types to Wishlist. Use the Grid or Masonry layout.

Product listing types set to wishlist

Step 3: Link to it

Add the page to your menu or header so shoppers can find it.

How it remembers

ShopperSaved in
Logged inTheir account, on any device
GuestThat browser only

Limitations

  • Not with Metro or Carousel — the plugin notes this listing type needs Grid or Masonry.
  • Not connected to YITH Wishlist. Products saved with a YITH button do not appear here. See which wishlist.
  • Pro only. The Woo Product Listing and Woo Wishlist widgets are not in the free plugin.

Troubleshooting

The wishlist page is empty

Save a product with the Woo Wishlist button first, and check its Unique Name is tpwishlist.

A guest’s wishlist disappeared

It lives in that browser only. Clearing site data or switching device loses it; logging in keeps it.

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