Divi Ecommerce Pro Theme

The pages that take the money are the ones that get designed the least

Building a store with Divi often ends the same way: a polished homepage, decent product pages, and a cart, an account and a shop that keep the default WooCommerce look. That final stretch is exactly where the customer decides whether to pay or leave.

Divi Ecommerce Pro Theme is a WooCommerce storefront child theme for Divi built around that idea. It brings styles for the shop, product, cart and account pages, plus full page layouts you customize with the Divi page builder. You pick the sections you need and adjust the rest, instead of designing every screen from scratch.

Sticky cart, slide-in cart and popups

The theme includes a sticky cart button across the whole site, with a notification badge that reminds the visitor there is a purchase waiting. It also offers a slide-in cart that shows what was added without taking the customer off the page they are on.

To grab attention it adds two popup styles, designed to push a sale or to grow your newsletter subscribers. There is also a sign-up form, social sharing and credit card icons, and header and footer styles geared to selling.

Product templates, offers and countdown timer

There are 3 product page templates to choose from so you can match your catalog, and more than 20 complete page layouts. On the promotional side you get 4 special offer layouts, a styled countdown timer, sale badges and related product blocks for cross-selling.

It works for one-off campaigns: a featured product, a deal of the day or a clearance. And since they are Divi modules, you can place them on any page, not just in the shop.

It also works if you sell services or monthly plans

Not everyone using WooCommerce sells boxed products. If you offer memberships or service plans, the theme brings a professionally styled pricing table and pages designed for comparing plans, with adjustable prices, sales banners and call-to-action buttons. Sliders, testimonials, FAQs, maps, contact forms and designs for the 404, About and Contact pages complete the set.

The blog is covered too: posts, archives and search results have their own styling, which is useful if you publish content to attract visits.

Wishlist and quick view need their own plugins

It is a child theme, not a complete store. What it solves and what is left for you:

• Solves: shop, product, cart and account styling, the sticky and slide-in cart, offers, pricing tables and popups.
• Solves: the designs prepared to integrate with wishlist and quick view plugins.
• Up to you: you need Divi as the parent theme and WooCommerce installed; without them, this child theme does not work.
• Up to you: installing and configuring the wishlist or quick view plugin you prefer; the theme provides the integration design, and it does not necessarily include those features.
• Up to you: loading your products, prices, shipping, taxes and payment gateways, which are WooCommerce's job.
• Up to you: the store's legal texts, which you must write according to your business.

Check in the demo how the pages you will use most look before you decide.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need Divi to use it?

Yes. It is a Divi child theme and is built to take advantage of its page builder; without Divi as the parent theme it is of no use.

Does it work for a store that sells services?

Yes, it includes a pricing table and pages for memberships or monthly plans, which you can use as they are or tweak.

Can I use only the parts I need?

Yes. The idea is to pick the sections you need and customize them with Divi.

Does it include a wishlist and quick view?

It includes the design prepared to integrate with plugins of that kind. You choose and install the plugin you want to use.