No. WooFix is a WooCommerce normalization framework for Divi. 

No. WooFix is a WooCommerce normalization framework for Divi. 

Yes. WooFix Free may be installed on as many sites as you like. For WooFix Plus and WooFix Pro, licensing terms depend on the plan purchased. Regardless of license status, WooFix continues to function on your site – licenses affect access to updates and support, not whether the plugin works. 

Usually, yes. WooFix is designed to normalize WooCommerce output while respecting existing Divi styling and custom CSS. If custom code specifically targets WooCommerce elements, some adjustments may be needed depending on the implementation. 

Yes. WooFix includes dedicated normalization for both Classic WooCommerce and WooCommerce Blocks. 

No

No. WooFix continues to function. License expiration affects updates and support only. 

Phase 1 intentionally disables Divi hover icons on WooCommerce buttons to maintain consistent functional behavior. 

WooFix normalizes WooCommerce output, but it does not override every design decision made by your theme, plugins, or custom code. Some WooCommerce extensions introduce their own layouts, styles, or components that are outside the scope of WooFix Core. In these cases, elements may look different until specific compatibility support is added through WooFix Plus or future releases. WooFix’s goal is consistent normalization while respecting Divi as the source of truth, not replacing your site’s design system.

WooFix doesn’t redesign your store or replace your existing theme styles. Instead, it improves the consistency, spacing, alignment, buttons, forms, notices, cart, checkout, and other WooCommerce elements that are often styled differently from Divi.

If you don’t notice any changes right away:

• Clear any caching plugins and browser cache.
• Verify that WooCommerce is active.
• Check pages such as Shop, Product, Cart, Checkout, and My Account.
• Make sure another plugin or custom CSS isn’t overriding WooFix styles.

Some stores will see dramatic improvements immediately, while others with extensive custom styling may notice more subtle refinements.

WooFix is designed to make WooCommerce feel more like a natural part of your website—not to completely change its appearance.

Yes. WooFix is specifically designed for websites using the Divi Theme or Divi Builder. WooFix reads styling choices from Divi and applies them consistently to WooCommerce elements. It is not intended for use with other themes or page builders. 

These components are provided by separate WooCommerce extensions and are outside the scope of WooFix Core. Compatibility support for popular WooCommerce extensions is provided through WooFix Plus.