WooFix is built to work immediately after activation. There is no complex setup process.

Step 1: Install and Activate WooFix

Install WooFix from the plugin ZIP file and activate it from your WordPress dashboard.

Step 2: Review Your Store Pages

After activation, review your main WooCommerce pages:

• Shop and product archive pages
• Single product pages
• Cart page
• Checkout page
• Order received page
• My Account pages, if used

Step 3: Confirm Classic or Blocks Usage

WooCommerce stores may use Classic templates, WooCommerce Blocks, or a mix of both. WooFix supports both where applicable, but the final structure depends on how your store pages are built.

Step 4: Make Design Adjustments in Divi

WooFix does not replace Divi. Continue using Divi for your site branding, colors, typography, page layouts, and visual identity.

Step 5: Test Key Purchase Paths

Before launching changes on a live store, test the full shopping path from product selection through checkout confirmation.

Expected Result

Your WooCommerce store should feel more consistent, stable, and usable inside Divi without needing custom CSS for every WooCommerce component.