內容簡介
HDWebmobile Wishlist 讓訪客能夠將產品儲存到願望清單中，並在稍後購買。此外掛專為現代 WooCommerce 區塊佈景主題設計，提供真正的 Gutenberg 區塊，方便用戶在商店頁面上直接使用。
【主要功能】
• 真正的 Gutenberg 區塊，方便插入願望清單按鈕
• 支援經典佈景主題，兼容傳統模板鉤子
• 訪客願望清單透過 cookie 儲存，無需帳號
• 從願望清單頁面添加產品至購物車，無需重新載入頁面
• 啟用時自動創建專用的願望清單頁面
• 提供 [hdwish_wishlist] 和 [hdwish_button] 短碼，方便手動放置
外掛標籤
開發者團隊
原文外掛簡介
HDWebmobile Wishlist lets visitors save products to a wishlist and buy them later. It’s built specifically to work with modern WooCommerce block themes: it ships a real Gutenberg block you can insert directly into your Shop page’s Product Collection template, so the “Add to Wishlist” button appears on block-based archives, not just single product pages. It also works on classic (non-block) themes via the traditional template hooks. Guests get a wishlist too, stored in a cookie with no account required, and it merges automatically into their account the moment they log in. Adding a saved product to cart from the wishlist page goes through WooCommerce’s real Store API, so the Mini-Cart block updates instantly without a page reload.
Recent WooCommerce versions ship an experimental, opt-in “Wishlists” feature (WooCommerce > Settings > Features) — it’s off by default, requires the Add to Cart + Options block, and only works for logged-in customers. This plugin works immediately with no feature flag to enable, supports guests with automatic merge-on-login, and also works on classic (non-block) themes.
Key Features
Real Gutenberg block for the wishlist button — insert it into the Product Collection template in the Site Editor so it shows on block-based Shop/archive pages, not just single product pages
Classic-theme compatible too: also hooks the traditional single-product and shop-loop actions for non-block themes
Guest wishlists via cookie, no account required, with automatic merge into the account wishlist on login
“Add to Cart” from the wishlist page uses the real WooCommerce Store API, keeping the Mini-Cart block’s total in sync without a full page reload
Auto-creates a dedicated Wishlist page on activation, the same way WooCommerce creates its own Cart/Checkout pages
[hdwish_wishlist] and [hdwish_button] shortcodes for manual placement anywhere on your site — [hdwish_button] auto-detects the current product when used on a product page or in the loop, or takes an explicit id="123" anywhere else
A header “Wishlist Count” block — a heart icon with a live item-count badge, just like WooCommerce’s own Mini-Cart. Insert it into your header template next to the Mini-Cart, and choose icon-only or icon + “Wishlist” text under WooCommerce > Wishlist
Configurable button text and guest cookie duration under WooCommerce > Wishlist
Limitations (please read before installing)
One wishlist per visitor — no named/multiple wishlists and no “share my wishlist” link in this version
For variable products, the wishlist stores the parent product only; “Add to Cart” for a variable product links to the product page to choose options rather than guessing a variation
Guest wishlists are stored in a browser cookie — if a visitor blocks or clears cookies, their guest wishlist won’t persist between visits (logging in avoids this entirely)
No “most wishlisted products” analytics dashboard in this version
How to Use
1. Turn on the settings you want
Go to WooCommerce > Wishlist in your admin menu. Set how long a guest’s wishlist should be remembered, customize the “Add to Wishlist” / “Remove from Wishlist” button text, and confirm which page hosts the [hdwish_wishlist] shortcode (Screenshot 1).
2. The button on single product pages
No setup needed — the wishlist heart button appears automatically under the Add to Cart area on every single product page (Screenshot 2). Visitors, including guests, click it to toggle the product in or out of their wishlist.
3. Add the button to your Shop page (block themes)
Classic shop-loop themes get the button automatically. If your Shop page uses the block-based Product Collection (the WordPress default for new stores), open the Site Editor, edit the Product Collection’s product template, and insert the Wishlist Button block from the WooCommerce category (Screenshot 3). It uses the same product context as WooCommerce’s own Product Price and Add to Cart blocks, so it automatically renders correctly for every product card.
4. Guest wishlists and merging on login
Visitors don’t need an account to build a wishlist — it’s stored in their browser. If they later log in or register, anything in their guest wishlist is automatically merged into their account wishlist, and the guest cookie is cleared.
5. The Wishlist page
Visitors view their saved products, prices, and stock status on the auto-created Wishlist page (Screenshot 4). Clicking Add to Cart adds the product straight to their real WooCommerce cart via the Store API — the Mini-Cart block updates immediately, with no page reload. Clicking Remove takes the product off the list instantly.
6. Variable products
If a saved product has variations (size, color, etc.), its wishlist row shows a View Product link instead of a direct Add to Cart button, so the visitor can pick the exact variation they want.
7. Show a wishlist count in your header
Open the Site Editor, edit your header template, and insert the Wishlist Count block (WooCommerce category) next to your Mini-Cart. It shows a heart icon with a live badge of how many products the visitor has saved, and updates instantly whenever they add or remove one — no page reload, the same way the Mini-Cart itself updates. Choose between icon-only or icon + “Wishlist” text under WooCommerce > Wishlist.
