WooCommerce module

Store Page block

WooCommerce’s cart, checkout or My Account placed anywhere in your own page layout.

Overview

The Store Page block outputs WooCommerce’s Cart, Checkout or My Account inside your own layout, so you can surround it with headings, trust badges or help text — and restyle WooCommerce’s buttons and fields with the Styles tab. It can be used once per page.

At a glance

Block name
wpbb/store-page
Module
WooCommerce
Find it by searching
Store Page
Requires
WooCommerce installed and active
Works with
WooCommerce must be installed and active. The WooCommerce module only appears when it is.
Loads JavaScript on the site
No

When and why to use it

  • Branded cart and checkout pages.
  • A My Account page with help content beside it.

Example scenarios

  • Checkout: a two-column Container with Store Page (Checkout) on the left and trust badges on the right.

How to add the Store Page block

  1. Open the editor. In your WordPress dashboard go to Pages (or Posts) and click the page you want to edit, or click Add New. For headers, footers and templates, use Appearance → Editor (block themes).
  2. Add a new block. Click the blue + (Block Inserter) button in the top-left corner, or the small + that appears where you want the block. You can also type / on an empty line.
  3. Search for the block. Type Store Page in the search field. Brigade Blocks appear in the Brigade Blocks category and show the coral block icon.
  4. Insert it. Click Store Page in the results. The block appears with a placeholder preview of the cart.
  5. Configure the content. Choose which page to show in the Settings tab. The editor shows a placeholder — the real content depends on each visitor and appears on the live site.
  6. Customise the design. Switch to the Styles tab (half-filled circle icon) to change colours, spacing, borders and more — see Design & styling.
  7. Save or publish. Click Save draft to keep working later, Preview to check it, or Publish / Update to make it live.

Content settings

You set up this block in two places: on the block itself in the editor, and in the Settings tab (gear icon) of the sidebar on the right. Every option is listed below, with its default value.

Settings panel: Store Page

Show

What it does
Which WooCommerce page to output.
What to enter or choose
One of: Cart, Checkout, My Account.
Default
Cart
How to use it
Click one of the buttons in the group.
When to use it
Always.
Example
Checkout.
Result
That page’s content appears on the site.
Good to know
If WooCommerce links to a different page for this, the editor tells you: choose this page in WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced → Page setup.

Design & styling

Select the block, open the Styles tab in the settings sidebar (the half-filled circle icon next to the gear) and use the three pickers at the top of the Style panel:

  1. Element — which part of the block to style.
  2. State — Normal, or a state such as Hover (only the states the part supports are offered).
  3. Device — Desktop, Tablet or Mobile, for values that can differ per screen size.

Only panels that make sense for the chosen part and state are shown. The full meaning of every control is in the Styling Controls guide; below is exactly what Store Page offers.

Element: Buttons selected first

All WooCommerce buttons inside. Hover and Focus.

Styles-tab controls for “Buttons”
PanelControlPer deviceAvailable in states
TypographyFont family—Normal
Font sizeYesNormal
Weight—Normal
Style—Normal
Line heightYesNormal
Letter spacingYesNormal
Letter case—Normal
AlignmentYesNormal
Decoration—Normal, Hover, Focus
ColorsText—Normal, Hover, Focus
BackgroundType—Normal, Hover, Focus
Color / Gradient—Normal, Hover, Focus
Image—Normal
BorderBorder type—Normal, Hover, Focus
Border—Normal, Hover, Focus
RadiusYesNormal
Focus indicator—Focus
Box ShadowRemove shadow—Normal, Hover, Focus
Shadow layers—Normal, Hover, Focus
SpacingPaddingYesNormal
SizingWidthYesNormal
Max widthYesNormal
HeightYesNormal
Min width / Min height / Max heightYesNormal
EffectsOpacity (%)YesNormal, Hover, Focus

States for this part:

  • Hover — When the mouse pointer is over it. (Touch screens have no hover; they show the normal style.)
  • Focus — When it has keyboard focus — reached with the Tab key. Mouse clicks usually do not show focus styles.

Element: Block

The wrapper.

Styles-tab controls for “Block”
PanelControlPer deviceAvailable in states
BackgroundType—Normal
Color / Gradient—Normal
Image—Normal
BorderBorder type—Normal
Border—Normal
RadiusYesNormal
Box ShadowRemove shadow—Normal
Shadow layers—Normal
SpacingMarginYesNormal
PaddingYesNormal
SizingWidthYesNormal
Max widthYesNormal
HeightYesNormal
Min width / Min height / Max heightYesNormal
Block alignmentYesNormal
PositionPositionYesNormal
Top / Right / Bottom / LeftYesNormal
Z-indexYesNormal
OverflowYesNormal
TransformMove X / Move Y—Normal
Scale X / Scale Y—Normal
Rotate (°), Rotate X (°), Rotate Y (°)—Normal
Skew X (°) / Skew Y (°)—Normal
EffectsOpacity (%)YesNormal
State transition (ms)—Normal
Timing—Normal
VisibilityShow on Desktop / Tablet / Mobile—Normal

States: Normal only.

Element: Fields

All input fields and dropdowns. Focus.

Styles-tab controls for “Fields”
PanelControlPer deviceAvailable in states
TypographyFont family—Normal
Font sizeYesNormal
Weight—Normal
Style—Normal
Line heightYesNormal
Letter spacingYesNormal
Letter case—Normal
AlignmentYesNormal
Decoration—Normal, Focus
ColorsText—Normal, Focus
BackgroundType—Normal, Focus
Color / Gradient—Normal, Focus
Image—Normal
BorderBorder type—Normal, Focus
Border—Normal, Focus
RadiusYesNormal
Focus indicator—Focus
Box ShadowRemove shadow—Normal, Focus
Shadow layers—Normal, Focus
SpacingPaddingYesNormal
SizingWidthYesNormal
Max widthYesNormal
HeightYesNormal
Min width / Min height / Max heightYesNormal
EffectsOpacity (%)YesNormal, Focus

States for this part:

  • Focus — When it has keyboard focus — reached with the Tab key. Mouse clicks usually do not show focus styles.

Responsive settings

Brigade Blocks uses three screen sizes: Desktop (wider than 1023px), Tablet (600–1023px) and Mobile (599px and narrower). Tablet and Mobile values are optional: when empty, the value of the next larger screen is used.

In the Styles tab, pick the Device first; these controls can then have a different value for that screen size: Font size, Line height, Letter spacing, Alignment, Radius, Padding, Width, Max width, Height, Min width / Min height / Max height, Opacity (%), Margin, Block alignment, Position, Top / Right / Bottom / Left, Z-index, Overflow.

The Visibility panel (Styles tab, Normal state) can hide the block entirely on Desktop, Tablet or Mobile.

Advanced options

  • HTML anchor (Advanced section of the Settings tab) — a unique name such as pricing, so you can link straight to this block with #pricing at the end of the page address (for example from a menu).
  • Additional CSS class(es) (Advanced section) — for custom CSS from your theme or the Site Editor. Separate several classes with spaces.
  • Custom attributes (Advanced section) — add data-*, title, aria-label, aria-describedby, lang or dir attributes. See Custom attributes.
  • State transition (Styles tab → Effects, Normal state) — how smoothly hover and focus styles animate.
  • Width alignment (block toolbar) — Wide width, Full width, when your theme supports them.
  • This block can be used only once per page.

How it works on your site

Runs WooCommerce’s own [woocommerce_cart], [woocommerce_checkout] or [woocommerce_my_account] output.

Limitations and notes

  • Once per page.
  • WooCommerce must be told which page is the cart/checkout/account page (Page setup) for links and redirects to work.