WCQV – Product Quick View for WooCommerce

FAQ

Does it work with variable products?

Yes. The WooCommerce variation form loads inside the modal. Compatibility with swatches depends on your theme or swatch plugin. If you encounter issues, feel free to open a support request so we can continue improving compatibility.

Where does the Quick View button appear?

The button is automatically added to product listings such as shop, category, related, upsell, and other product loops. You can also place it manually using the shortcode or PHP function.

Can I change the button position?

Yes — go to WooCommerce > Settings > Quick View and choose a position from the dropdown. To place the button manually, select None and use the [wcqv_button] shortcode or call wcqv_button() in your theme.

Does it work with my theme?

The plugin inherits styles from your theme for the button and modal content. If the result doesn’t fit your design, you can adjust it with CSS or override the templates.

Is it accessible?

Yes. The modal uses the native HTML <dialog> element with keyboard navigation, screen reader announcements, focus management, and reduced motion support.

Does it support RTL languages?

Yes. The layout automatically flips for RTL languages like Arabic and Hebrew.

Can I override the templates?

Yes. Copy button.php or product.php from the plugin’s templates/ folder into yourtheme/wc-products-quick-view/ and edit them there.

Can I customize the modal content?

Yes. The modal content is built with action hooks. You can add, remove, or reorder sections. For example, to remove the product rating:

remove_action( 'wcqv_product_summary', 'woocommerce_template_single_rating', 10 );