WooCommerce

Integrates WooCommerce with the Unyson+ framework. It makes any active theme WooCommerce-aware, adds shop page-builder elements, and centralises the catalog layout in one settings page. The extension is completely inert until WooCommerce is installed and active — enabling it on a site without WooCommerce changes nothing.

Activation

Install and activate WooCommerce, then enable WooCommerce under Unyson → Extensions. That's it — no configuration is required to get a working shop; the defaults below apply until you change them.

What it does

Theme-aware, with a universal fallback

• With a WooCommerce-aware theme (e.g. the UnysonPlus Theme, which ships its own shop wrappers, sidebar handling and styles), the extension steps aside and feeds its settings into the theme's unysonplus_woocommerce_* filters.
• With any other theme, the extension declares WooCommerce support itself (including the product-gallery zoom / lightbox / slider), ships a small baseline stylesheet, and drives WooCommerce's own layout filters — so the shop looks reasonable out of the box anywhere.

Page-builder elements

While WooCommerce is active, a dedicated WooCommerce Elements tab appears in the page builder with all of the elements below. See the full reference at WooCommerce Elements.

• Catalog: Products (grid or carousel; recent / featured / on-sale / best-selling / top-rated / by category / tag / attribute / specific IDs), Product Categories, Single Product, Product Page, Add to Cart Button.
• Cart & pages: Cart Icon, Mini Cart, Account, Free Shipping Bar, and the classic Cart · Checkout · My Account · Order Tracking page elements.
• Utility: Product Search and Product Filters.

The Products grid also supports percentage / Featured / New / Out-of-stock badges, low-stock notices, a Quick View modal, and Load More (AJAX) pagination.

Settings

Unyson → Settings → WooCommerce. These control the shop / category archive and single product pages site-wide:

Setting	Default	Controls
Products per Row	3	Columns in the shop / category product grid
Products per Page	12	Products shown before pagination
Shop Sidebar	None	Sidebar position on WooCommerce pages (with a WooCommerce-aware theme)
Gallery Thumbnail Columns	4	Thumbnails below the main product image
Related Products	3	Related products on a single product page (0 hides them)

Shop Behavior

Setting	Default	Controls
Catalog Mode	Off	Hide prices + add-to-cart store-wide (lookbook mode)
Sale Badge Style	Text	Native sale flash as “Sale” or a percentage (“-25%”)
AJAX Add to Cart	On	Add simple products from shop archives without a reload
Shop Breadcrumb	On	Show the WooCommerce breadcrumb above shop / product content
Gallery Zoom / Lightbox / Slider	On	Toggle each product-gallery feature

For developers — the filter contract

A WooCommerce-aware theme exposes these filters; the extension's settings feed them, and a theme can also override them directly. (Under a non-aware theme the extension applies the same values through WooCommerce's own filters — loop_shop_columns, loop_shop_per_page, woocommerce_product_thumbnails_columns, woocommerce_output_related_products_args.)

Filter	Default	Purpose
unysonplus_woocommerce_loop_columns	3	Shop grid columns
unysonplus_woocommerce_products_per_page	12	Products per page
unysonplus_woocommerce_sidebar	none	Shop sidebar (none | left | right)
unysonplus_woocommerce_thumbnail_columns	4	Gallery thumbnail columns
unysonplus_woocommerce_related_count	3	Related-products count

// Example: force a 4-column shop grid regardless of the saved setting.
add_filter( 'unysonplus_woocommerce_loop_columns', function () {
    return 4;
} );

Cart & Checkout: blocks vs. classic

WooCommerce 9+ ships block-based Cart and Checkout pages by default; those blocks carry their own styling and render cleanly inside the theme. The UnysonPlus Theme also polishes the classic shortcode Cart / Checkout ([woocommerce_cart] / [woocommerce_checkout]) and single-product pages — switch those pages to the classic shortcodes if you want full theme control over their markup.