Woo Add to Cart Transform
Found in the Elementor panel under Dotjuice → Woo Add To Cart transform. Requires WooCommerce.
How it works
Place this widget on your single product template (typically inside your Elementor Theme Builder's Single Product template, near where the product form appears). It finds WooCommerce's native variation <select> dropdowns on that page and converts them into a row of clickable buttons.
Content settings
| Setting | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Swap to Buttons | Off | Turns on the dropdown-to-button conversion. Leave this off if you want to keep native WooCommerce dropdowns but still use the price/description styling controls below. |
| Show Colour Swatches | Off | Pro feature. In the free version, this setting has no visible effect — buttons always display as text. Colour swatches (each button showing its actual colour) require Dotjuice Elementor Tools Pro. |
| Hide Labels | Off | Hides the attribute name label (e.g. "Colour", "Size") next to each button group. |
| Button Spacing | 10px | Spacing between buttons within a group. |
Styling
- Buttons — Normal and Selected states, each with text colour, background colour, typography, border, box shadow, and padding, plus a shared border radius.
- Text — typography and colour for the product price and short description.
- Swatch — sizing, padding, and border controls for colour swatches (only visible in the Pro version, where swatches actually render).
Setting up colour swatches (Pro)
Even in the free version, you can pre-configure your swatch colours ready for when you upgrade: go to Dotjuice → WooCommerce Hacks → Attribute Colours and assign a colour to each attribute term (e.g. Red, Blue, Green). See Product Attribute Colours for the full guide. Once Pro is active and "Show Colour Swatches" is enabled, these assigned colours display automatically.
Good to know
- Two WooCommerce-wide behaviours are always active once this plugin and WooCommerce are both installed, regardless of whether you've placed this widget on any page: WooCommerce's default "Clear" reset-selection link is replaced with this widget's version, and per-variation pricing is always shown (rather than only appearing when variations have different prices). These are intentional store-wide improvements, not something you need to configure per page.
- Because the button styling targets WooCommerce's variation markup directly rather than being scoped to just this widget, if a page shows more than one product form (for example, a quick-view popup alongside the main product), the same button styling applies to all of them.