Codesigner Pro (antes Wooelementor)

Your store has two designs: yours and the cart's

You spent hours on the home page and the product page in Elementor. The customer chooses, clicks buy and lands on a cart and a checkout that look like another website. The journey breaks right where that person is about to type their card details.

The final stretch of a purchase is the one that gets designed least, and it is where you ask for the most trust. That is why CoDesigner's value lies less in its shop styles than in carrying the same design through to the cart, the checkout, the customer account and the emails.

CoDesigner, previously called Woolementor, is a plugin that joins Elementor and WooCommerce: it adds widgets, modules and templates for designing store pages from the Elementor editor, with no coding.

Widgets for each stretch of the purchase

The set goes past 90 widgets, and the Pro version contributes 54 of them.

• Shop: styles such as Standard, Slider, Curvy, Classic, Flip, Smart, Minimal, Shopify, Wix and Beauty.
• Product: variations, tabs, breadcrumbs, barcode and related products in Classic, Standard, Flip, Trendy, Curvy, Accordion and Table designs.
• Filters: horizontal and vertical, also usable with the Elementor Pro shop widget.
• Checkout: billing address, shipping address, order notes, payment methods and Order Pay.
• Account: My Account and My Account Advanced, with a thank you page builder.
• Compare and decide: wishlist, comparison and Ask for Price. From the wishlist, customers can move products to the cart.
• Pricing tables: Advanced, Smart, Basic, Regular and Fancy.

Starting templates in ten categories

The library goes past 130 templates for Elementor. It covers Cart, Checkout, Filter, Footer, Landing Page, Pricing Table, Related Products, Section, Shop and Single Product.

The cart and checkout ones are the first worth opening, because that is where the design jump described above sits. The shop and product ones can wait if those pages already work for you.

Fifteen modules that may overlap your current plugins

• Price and sales: Currency Switcher, Flash Sale, Bulk Purchase Discount, Partial Payment.
• Availability: Preorder and Backorder.
• Product: Variation Swatches, Product Brands, Badges, Add To Cart Text and Single Product Ajax Add To Cart.
• Buying: Skip Cart Page, which lets customers bypass the cart and go straight to checkout, and Checkout Builder.
• Documents: Email Templates, for editing customer emails with Elementor, and Invoice Builder.

Several of these functions often live in separate plugins. If your store already has one for variation swatches or currency switching, enabling the matching module without removing the old one leaves two pieces doing the same job. Decide which one stays and test the result on a copy.

Two plugins you need installed

It needs WooCommerce and Elementor: without them, the widgets and features are unavailable. It works with both the free and the paid version of Elementor. CoDesigner does not replace either of them, since it works on top of both.

1. Install and activate WooCommerce and Elementor.
2. Install CoDesigner and its Pro version.
3. Open the Elementor editor, where you will find the widgets.
4. Start with the cart and checkout, using a template or the widgets.
5. Enable only the modules you are going to use.
6. Run a complete test purchase from start to finish.

Three plugins close to CoDesigner in Elementor

ShopEngine Pro works the same ground: templates for cart, checkout, thank you and My Account, and it also requires Elementor and WooCommerce.

If what your site lacks is the header and menu on every page, ElementsKit centers on the header and footer builder, the mega menu and a design library, with some WooCommerce listing widgets.

Elementor Pro also pairs with CoDesigner, since CoDesigner's filters work with its shop widget.

When moving your store to CoDesigner

Can I keep using free Elementor?

Yes, it works with both the free and the paid version.

Can I design the store emails?

Yes, the Email Templates module lets you edit the emails customers receive with Elementor.

Are there widgets for editing the checkout?

Yes. There are widgets for the checkout page elements, plus templates and the Checkout Builder module.

Is it the same product as Woolementor?

Yes. CoDesigner is the current name of Woolementor.