Zenny – Eyewear & Glasses Elementor WooCommerce WordPress Theme

A frame is chosen by comparing, and every trip back to the listing tires people out

Nobody decides on a pair of glasses from the first photo. They look at the shape, change the color, go back, open another frame and try to remember how it differed from the last one. If every step means loading a new page, the comparison ends up being done from memory, and it is easy to leave it for another day.

In an online optical store, the listing works as hard as the product page. Zenny, by BZOTheme, is a WooCommerce theme with Elementor for glasses, jewelry and watch stores, and much of what it brings serves that path: filter, open a quick view and put two models side by side.

Filtering, opening and comparing without losing your place

• Ajax shop filter, with filters by price, rating and category.
• Quick view on related and sale items, enabled from the shop options.
• Compare through YITH WooCommerce Compare, with links on the product and on related items.
• Wishlist on every product, for those who have not decided yet.
• Ajax cart, login and registration, which avoid a page reload at those steps.
• Color attributes configurable in the shop, plus image zoom, tabs, related and upsell products on the product page.

Ten homepages split between glasses, watches and jewelry

The split helps you pick a starting point. There are five glasses homepages, one of them for sports glasses, three for watches and jewelry and two for jewelry and accessories. The theme also accepts any other kind of shop.

Below the homepage there are eight shop layouts: sidebar on the left or right, full width, two to five columns and list view. For the product there are at least three designs. The theme also includes a mega menu, an Instagram feed, a blog and compatibility with Contact Form 7, Slider Revolution and FOX in its free version, the currency switcher.

What an optical store will have to solve on its own

Among its features there is no virtual try-on and no lens or prescription configurator. A shop selling prescription glasses needs to work out separately how it collects that data and how it prices each lens.

The demo product page uses color and size selectors and an additional information block, with no size guide. The measurements of each frame, such as bridge width or temple length, depend on what you load into those attributes.

Building the store with its menu and currency

Start from an up-to-date WordPress. The build order is this:

1. Upload bw-zenny.zip from Appearance, or by FTP to wp-content/themes if it is larger than 8 MB, and activate it.
2. Install the required plugins with the Install Plugins option. If automatic installation fails, they are in the data/plugins folder.
3. In Theme Options, Import Demo Content, choose to import everything, import without media or import media only. Do not reload the page while it runs.
4. In the Elementor site settings, set the content width to 1470 and the gap between elements to 0.
5. Connect Mailchimp, set the currency in WooCommerce and save the main menu and the YITH Compare options.

If you get a white screen, empty pages or a failed import, raise the PHP limits. The reference values are memory_limit 512M, max_execution_time 6000, post_max_size 64M and upload_max_filesize 64M.

To change versions, you delete the old theme and install the new one. Beforehand, save your changes and note down your widget settings, which are not kept.

If jewelry is your strong line

Alukas brings sixteen homepages and places the estimated delivery time, the size guide and the return terms next to the buy button. The catalog also has Goldsmith, Mojuri and Reprizo, the last one for jewelry and watches.

Zenny in a real store, point by point

Does it work if I do not sell glasses?

Yes. It has watch and jewelry homepages, and it can also be applied to other kinds of shop.

What are pages edited with?

With Elementor. Its demos are built with that page builder.

Can I show prices in several currencies?

It is compatible with FOX in its free version. The base currency is set in the WooCommerce settings.

Can I import the demo without the images?

Yes. The importer has one option without media and another for media only, useful if the image import gets cut off.