Building an e-commerce website can seem like a daunting task, but with the right tools and guidance, it becomes much more manageable. This guide walks you through the process of creating a professional, fully functional online store using Divi, one of the most powerful WordPress themes. Whether you’re starting from scratch or enhancing an existing site, following these step-by-step instructions will help you set up an e-commerce platform that is visually appealing, easy to navigate, and equipped to handle everything from product listings to customer checkout. 

We begin with the fundamentals—choosing a domain name and selecting a hosting provider to ensure your website is well-supported. Then, we dive into installing WordPress and Divi, setting the foundation for a customizable and user-friendly website. From there, you’ll learn how to create essential pages such as Home, Product, About Us, and Contact Us, and how to build and organize your navigation menus to offer a seamless experience for your visitors.

By the end of this guide, you’ll have a robust e-commerce website that combines the flexibility of WordPress, the design power of Divi, and the functionality of WooCommerce, all designed to help you launch and manage a successful online business.

What Are Hosting and Domain?

Web hosting and domain names serve distinct but equally crucial roles in creating a website. Web hosting is a service that provides online storage for your website’s data and ensures the security of that data. It allows your website to be accessible on the internet. On the other hand, a domain name acts as your website’s digital address, making it easy for users to find and access your site. While hosting stores and protects your site’s content, the domain name provides a user-friendly way to locate it online.

If you are new and want to buy and set up hosting, Check out 8 Best Hosting Options for Divi + WordPress. with our comprehensive guide, helping you select the perfect hosting option for your needs.

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Creating Pages for Your E-commerce Website

After completing the process of purchasing web hosting and installing WordPress and the Divi theme, it’s time to create the essential pages for your e-commerce website. Start by opening your WordPress dashboard. To begin, navigate to the “Pages” section and click on “Add New Page.”

First, give your new page a title, such as “Home,” as shown in the screenshot below. Once you’ve titled the page, click on “Publish” to make it live. Repeat this process to create additional pages, like “Product,” “About Us,” “Contact Us,” or any other pages your site requires. Remember, each page must be published to be officially created and visible on your website. Once all your pages are published, they will be ready to display in your site’s menu.

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Creating a Menu for Your E-commerce Website

Now that your pages are ready, it’s time to create the menu for your website. Start by ensuring you’re on the WordPress dashboard. From there, follow these steps:

1. Click on Appearance in the Dashboard, then select Menus.
2. You’ll see an option to give your menu a name. Enter a name that suits your needs.
3. Check the box next to Primary Menu to set this as your main menu, as indicated in Step 4.
4. Click on Create Menu to establish the menu structure.
5. Next, select the pages you created earlier (like “Home,” “Product,” “About Us,” etc.) by checking the boxes next to each page.
6. Click on Add to Menu to include these pages in your menu.
7. Once added, arrange the pages in the desired order and click Save Menu.

Your menu is now ready and will display the selected pages on your site.

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Create a Ecommerce Global Header from Scratch

In this step, we’ll guide you through creating a header for your website from scratch. Here’s how you can do it:

1. Access the Theme Builder: Start by clicking on Divi in your WordPress dashboard, then select Theme Builder. This will take you to Divi’s Builder Dashboard Interface.
2. Choose the Global Header Option: Once you’re in the Theme Builder, locate the Global Header option. There are two choices here:
   • Create a Global Header: This option makes the header appear on all pages across your entire website.
   • Custom Header: Use this option if you want a header for a specific page.
3. Since we’re creating a Global Header, click on Global Header again.
4. Build Your Global Header: You’ll see two options:
   • Build Global Header: This allows you to create a new header from scratch.
   • Add From Library: If you’ve purchased a premade header layout, you can use this option.
5. We’re going to build our own header, so click on Build Global Header.
6. Start Building: After selecting the option to build a global header, you’ll be presented with three choices. To keep things simple, click on Start Building as shown in the screenshot below.

By following these steps, you’ll be well on your way to creating a custom Global Header for your website that will appear consistently across all pages.

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Building a Custom Ecommerce Header: Step by Step

Now that you’re ready to build a custom header for your ecommerce site, follow these steps. Start by clicking on the plus button icon. You’ll be presented with various Rows and Columns options; choose a row with one column, as shown in the image. Once you select the row, the Insert Module option will automatically appear. In the new module, search for Menu. When the menu module appears, click on it to add it to your header.

Initially, your menu will display in a basic black and white format. Don’t worry—this is just the starting point. We’ll guide you through the necessary customizations, such as adjusting the background color, padding, and adding a logo, to make your header look polished and professional. If you prefer to use a pre-made header layout and can’t find one in the Divi Library, consider checking out our recommended resource: 20 Unique Divi Header and Footer Layout Design Packs in 2024. Remember, although Divi offers a wide range of pre-made page designs, free header and footer layouts aren’t included.

Adding Background Colors for a Stunning Ecommerce Header

Now it’s time to enhance your ecommerce website’s header by adding background colors for a more visually appealing design. Start by clicking on the Blue Color settings icon, which controls the overall header settings. Next, navigate to the Content tab and scroll down to find the Background option. Click on it, and you’ll see the background color options, as illustrated in the image below. Choose a color that complements your website’s design; we’ve selected a color as shown, and you can follow along to achieve similar results.

After completing these steps, you might notice that the menu color now clashes with the background color of the header. Don’t worry, we’ve got that covered. Click on the Black Color settings button, as indicated in the image below. Once again, navigate to the Content section, scroll down, and select Background. This time, set the background color to transparent as shown in the example image. Your final result will be a beautifully coordinated header that truly stands out.

If you want to take it a step further by adding animations or additional effects to make your header even more engaging, check out our guide on Creating a Shrinking Sticky Header With Divi.

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Customizing Menu Text for Your Ecommerce Website Header

In this step, we will customize the Menu Text color, font style, font weight, and font style to align with your ecommerce website’s design. Begin by hovering your mouse over the menu, where a menu settings option will appear in a black box. Click on the settings icon, just as you did in the previous step. Then, navigate to the Design tab, scroll down, and find the Menu Text section.

Here’s how to proceed:

1. Active Text Color: Choose a color that matches your website’s design. The active link color refers to the color that will be applied to a page name or link when selected.
2. Menu Font: Select your preferred font style to enhance the menu’s appearance.
3. Menu Font Weight: Adjust the font weight to control how bold you want your menu text to be.
4. Menu Font Style: This option allows you to apply styles such as italic, underline, or other text decorations.
5. Menu Text Color: Choose a text color that contrasts well with your header background. For example, if your header background is blue, a white text color will provide a clean and striking look.
6. Menu Text Size: Finally, adjust the text size to your preference, ensuring it’s readable and fits well within the design.

Once you have customized all these settings, click the save button to preserve your work.

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Adding a Logo to Your Ecommerce Header

Now it’s time to add a logo to your ecommerce website header. The logo is a crucial element, representing your brand identity. Before proceeding, ensure that you have created your logo in PNG format with a transparent background. If your logo is ready, follow these steps to upload it:

1. Access Menu Settings: Click on the menu settings icon, which appears in black, as you did previously.
2. Navigate to Content: In the settings menu, click on the Content tab and scroll down until you find the Logo option.
3. Upload Your Logo: Click on the Add Image button. You will see options to either select from your media library or upload a new image from your computer. Choose the appropriate option to upload your logo.
4. Finalizing the Header: Once your logo is uploaded, your header is almost complete—98% ready. The remaining 2% involves adjusting padding issues, which we’ll address in the next step.

Congratulations! Your ecommerce header is nearly finished. Stay with us as we fine-tune the final details.

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Adjusting Padding and Margin for a Perfect Header

In the final step, we’ll address the padding and margin settings to refine the appearance of your ecommerce website’s header. One issue we encountered was that the header height was slightly more than needed, which affected the overall look. This was due to default padding settings. If you’re facing the same issue, follow these steps:

1. Access Header Settings: Click on the blue settings icon that controls the entire header layout.
2. Navigate to Spacing: Go to the Design tab and scroll down to find the Spacing option. Click on it to reveal the Margin and Padding settings.
3. Adjust Margin: The margin setting is typically used to shift your module slightly, often for 3D effects or other design purposes. However, in this case, you don’t need to change it. Keep the margin set to zero.
4. Adjust Padding: The main focus here is on padding. Set the top and bottom padding to zero. This will reduce the header size by removing the default padding. Once it’s set to zero, you can adjust the padding further if needed to achieve your desired header height.

After completing these adjustments, your menu will be 100% ready. Congratulations on successfully finishing the first step of your ecommerce website! If you’re looking for more beautiful premade header designs, you can check out the Divi Headers with Slide-in Design Layout Pack for inspiration.

Adding a Premade Layout to Your Homepage

In this step, we’ll simplify the process by adding a premade layout to your homepage. Since creating a page from scratch would be too lengthy to cover in one blog post, we’ll opt for a premade layout instead. Without further delay, let’s get started!

1. Navigate to Pages: First, click on Pages in your WordPress dashboard, then select All Pages.
2. Select the Homepage: Choose the page you’ve designated as your homepage. In our case, we already created a “Home” page. Hover your mouse over the homepage title, and you’ll see the Edit option. Click on it.
3. Build on the Front End: Once you’re in the page editor, click on Build on the Front End, as shown in the image below. This will take you to a new interface, which we will discuss in the next step.

This approach makes the process quicker and easier, allowing you to focus on customizing the design.

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Using a Premade Layout for Your Page

Now we’re ready to download a premade layout for our page, here are the steps to follow:

1. Access the Premade Layouts: Hover your mouse over the three-dotted icon located at the bottom of your screen. A new set of options will appear. Click on the plus icon button.
2. Select a Layout: You will see an option named Premade Layout. Scroll down and select Online Store. Browse through the available layouts and select one, such as the Hardware Store Layout Pack.
3. Apply the Layout: Once you’ve chosen your layout, click on the green button labeled Use This Layout (as shown in the image below). The layout will begin loading and, after a few moments, it will appear on your homepage.
4. Save Your Work: After the layout is applied, hover your mouse over the three-dotted icon again. Scroll to the right and locate the Save button, marked in green with a tick icon. Click to save your work.
5. Return to the Dashboard: After saving, return to the dashboard to proceed with downloading a plugin. This completes the layout application process.

Following these steps, your premade layout will be applied to your homepage, streamlining the design process effectively.

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Downloading and Installing the WooCommerce Plugin for Your Ecommerce Website

In this step, we’ll guide you through downloading the WooCommerce plugin, which is essential for managing the key functionalities of an ecommerce website—such as buying, selling, inventory management, and overall process analysis. WooCommerce is a free plugin, so there’s no need to worry about additional costs.

1. Access the Plugin Dashboard: Start by clicking on Plugins in the WordPress dashboard, then click on Add New Plugin as shown in the image below.
2. Search for WooCommerce: In the plugin download dashboard, locate the search bar at the top right. Type “WooCommerce” in the search field. You’ll see several results, but make sure to download and activate the correct WooCommerce plugin as shown in the accompanying screenshot.
3. Download and Activate WooCommerce: Once you’ve located the correct WooCommerce plugin, click on the Install button, followed by Activate to complete the process.

With WooCommerce now installed and activated, you’re ready to proceed with setting up and customizing the plugin to suit your online store’s needs. Stay tuned as we’ll walk you through the setup and configuration of WooCommerce in the next steps.

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Setting Up WooCommerce: Initial Setup Guide

In this step, we’ll walk you through the initial setup process for WooCommerce, starting with the first interface, as shown in the image below.

1. Welcome to WooCommerce: After activating WooCommerce, you will see the “Welcome to WooCommerce” interface. Click on the blue button to proceed.
2. Business Information: The next screen will ask for details relevant to your business. Choose the options that best describe your business and click the blue button to proceed.
3. Store Information: The third screen will prompt you to provide information about your store. If you are setting up a real-time business, fill out all the required fields such as store location, industry, and product types. If this is just for learning purposes, you can skip this step by leaving fields blank. Otherwise, enter the necessary data and click the green button to continue.
4. Recommended Plugins: WooCommerce will recommend several plugins that can enhance your website’s customization and performance. It is a good idea to install and activate these plugins as they are often useful for ecommerce functionality. Simply follow the prompts to install and activate the suggested plugins.

Once you’ve completed these steps, you’ll be ready to further configure WooCommerce for your online store. In the next step, we’ll dive deeper into WooCommerce customization options.

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Adding Custom Products to Your Ecommerce Store

Now that we’re ready to launch our products, it’s time to create custom products and set the necessary settings, including images, prices, and other details. Here’s how to do it:

1. Navigate to Products: In the WordPress dashboard, scroll down to find WooCommerce (below Projects). If you need to adjust WooCommerce settings, you can do so by clicking on the WooCommerce Settings option. But for now, let’s focus on adding a product.
2. Add New Product: Click on Products and then select Add New, just as we did when adding pages to the website. This will take you to the product creation interface.
3. Product Details: Enter the name of your product in the provided field (e.g., we’re naming our product ‘Projector’). After that, scroll down to fill in the product description, detailing what the product is and what it offers.
4. Hold Off on Publishing: For now, don’t click the publish button just yet! We still have a few more settings to configure, such as pricing, images, and product attributes. Stay tuned for the next step, where we’ll guide you through these additional settings.

Stay connected as we continue setting up your online store!

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Configuring Product Options in WooCommerce

Now after that we’ve given the description of our product, it’s time to dive deeper into product settings, such as price, attributes, and variations. Here’s how to continue setting up your product:

1. Access Product Data:
   • After scrolling down from the product description section, you’ll see the Product Data section. Here, you’ll be able to configure crucial settings for your product.
2. Set Product Type:
   • In the Product Data section, click on the very first tab called General. At the top, as shown in the image, you’ll find a dropdown menu. Select Simple Product if you’re setting up a single product, such as the ‘Projector’ we’re creating.
3. Set Product Pricing:
   • After selecting Simple Product, scroll down to the Regular Price field and enter the price of your product (e.g., we set $150 for our projector). If you’re offering a discount, you can enter a Sale Price. You can also schedule the sale by clicking the schedule link and setting specific dates (e.g., from 1-02-2024 to 5-02-2024).
4. Adding Product Variations (Size, Color, etc.):
   • If your product comes in different sizes, colors, or other variations, click on the Attributes tab (the third option in the Product Data section). Select Variable Product if you need to add multiple variations for your product.
   • Once you’re in the Attributes tab, click Add New. Enter the attribute name and Size(Like Large Price 150 and Medium price 130 ect), Color and the available values (e.g., Small, Medium, Large for size). You can repeat this process for additional attributes by clicking Add New for each one.
5. Finalize Variations:
   • After adding your attributes, WooCommerce will automatically generate the corresponding variations based on the attributes you’ve entered. For each variation (e.g., Small Red, Medium Blue), you can set unique pricing, stock levels, and descriptions.

By following these steps, you can customize your products to meet the needs of your customers, whether it’s a simple product or one with various options like size and color.

In the Inventory section of the Product Data, you can input the number of products you have available in your stock. Simply write down the exact quantity of items you currently possess. Moving on to the Shipping Section, you will specify the regions or countries where you offer shipping. This could be limited to a single country such as Pakistan, or it could  include multiple countries such as the US and other regions. There is no limit, and the shipping options should be customized based on your business structure and needs.

Now, scroll your mouse to the right side of the product section to access the Divi Page Settings:

1. Page Layout: The first option you’ll encounter is Page Layout. Click on the dropdown menu to choose your desired layout. You can select whether you want a Sidebar and if so, whether it should be on the right or left side. For this setup, we will disable the sidebar option to streamline the product page.
2. Visibility: Next, scroll down to the Visibility section. This option controls who can view your product. Select Public to ensure that your product is visible to everyone and available for purchase.
3. Published Immediately: Finally, make sure that the setting for Published Immediately is selected. This ensures that your product will be published and visible on your site as soon as the settings are saved.

These settings help control the layout and accessibility of your product page, making sure it meets your design and visibility needs.

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WooCommerce Product Image and Category Setup for Ecommerce

We are continuing in the product settings section of WooCommerce. After configuring the inventory, the next step is to set up the Product Image:

1. Product Image Setup: Scroll down and click on the Set Product Image button. Once you upload your product image, make sure to write an Alt Text for the image. This alt text is essential for SEO purposes and should describe the image accurately for search engines.
2. Product Description and Title: In the next section, write a brief Description and a clear Title for your product. These details help customers understand the product and contribute to SEO.
3. Product Categories: Continue scrolling down to the All Categories section. Here, you will create categories for your product. For demonstration purposes, you can create simple categories like “Old” and “New.” However, when working with real products, it’s essential to create categories that accurately reflect the specifics of your product, ensuring better organization and navigation for your ecommerce site.

This setup helps structure your product catalog effectively while optimizing it for SEO and user experience.

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WooCommerce Inventory Settings for Ecommerce

In this step, we will focus on the Inventory settings in WooCommerce, as previously mentioned. Here’s how to set the inventory details for your ecommerce products:

1. Inventory Section: Begin by clicking on the Inventory tab.
2. Quantity: Enter the Quantity of the product you have in stock. This helps manage the number of items available for purchase.
3. SKU (Stock Keeping Unit): Next, provide a unique SKU for the product. The SKU is the product’s part number or reference code, which is crucial for tracking and identifying each item in your inventory. Make sure every product has a distinct SKU to avoid confusion.

After entering the quantity and SKU details, you can practice applying these settings to your products before using them in real-world scenarios. Proper inventory management is key to maintaining smooth ecommerce operations.

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Setting Up Product Tags in WooCommerce Ecommerce

In this step, we will cover how to set up product tags in your WooCommerce ecommerce site. Begin by navigating to the Tags Section within WooCommerce. Here’s how to proceed:

Tag Name: First, enter a Name for your tag. This could be something like “Laptop” or “Phone,” which represents the brand or category of your product.

Slug: Next: you’ll need to fill out the Slug field. The slug is a URL-friendly version of the tag name. For example, if your tag name is “Laptop,” you might use “laptop” as the slug. This makes the tag easier to identify in your website’s URL.

Description: Lastly, write a Description for the tag. This should briefly explain what the tag represents and why it’s relevant to your products. Including a description enhances the SEO of your product catalog and helps in organizing products for your customers.

By setting up proper tags, you improve the overall structure and searchability of your ecommerce store.

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Adding Your WooCommerce Product to Divi Theme Premade Layout

In this step, we will integrate the product you created in WooCommerce into your Divi theme’s premade layout. Follow these instructions:

1. Navigate to Your Homepage: Go to the homepage you are editing, enable the page builder, and hover your mouse over the first section of the premade design.
2. Access Settings: Click on the green setting option button for that section.
3. Go to Content: Once inside the settings, navigate to the Content section.
4. Select Column Settings: You will notice two column settings options. Click on the first column’s setting option to access its settings.
5. Background Image Replacement: Scroll down within the Content section to locate the Background option. Click on this option, and you will see four background settings. Choose the third option, which is the Background Image. Now, replace the current background image with your product image, just as we did with the laptop image.
6. Repeat for the Second Column: Apply the same process to the second column by changing its background image to a different product image.
7. Save Changes: After making the necessary changes, don’t forget to save your work by clicking the save button.

By following these steps, you will successfully add your WooCommerce product images to your Divi theme’s layout.

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Changing Text and Design Elements in Your WooCommerce Product Layout

Now that you have successfully changed the images in your layout to your product images, it’s time to modify the remaining text and other design elements. This process is straightforward:

1. Click on the setting option of the specific section you want to change (such as text or contact information).
2. Once in the settings, navigate to the Content section. Here, you’ll find the option to edit the text. Change the text as needed.
3. If you want to change the text color or style, go to the Design section. Scroll down until you find the Text Style option. From there, you can adjust the color, font, and other styling options.

Repeat this process for all the text elements and contact details on the page. Once completed, you’ll see that the layout now fully reflects your design and branding, making it ready for your WooCommerce products.

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Adding Product Details in WooCommerce Ecommerce Design

In this step, we will guide you on how to add your product details like prices, the add-to-cart button, and more. We are working within the Shop Category section of your ecommerce site, where we are customizing the premade design into your own.

1. Changing Product Images: First, hover over the product image you want to edit and click on it, just like we did in the previous step. After selecting the product, click on Background, as shown in the image below. Replace the existing background image with one of your own product images.
2. Changing Overlay Color: You also have the option to change the overlay color on the product image. This customization can help enhance the visual appeal of your design.
3. Clarifying Plugin Control: At this point, you may wonder how the plugin manages the images. Don’t worry, this concept will be explained in the next step.
4. Apply to All Products: Follow this process for all your product images. Since explaining each step for every image would take too much space in one blog post, we’ll demonstrate with one product, and you can replicate the same process for all other products in your shop.

This step sets up the foundation for customizing your WooCommerce shop’s product display in your Divi Theme layout.

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Customizing Your Divi Ecommerce Site: Adding Plugin Functions and Product Details

Here in this step, we will be adding the plugin functions:

1. Change all images: Ensure that all images in your layout are updated to your own products. This step is crucial before proceeding.
2. Click on the Plus icon: Locate and click on the Plus icon button below one of the product images in the Category section.
3. Search for “Woo Price”: In the search bar within the content section, type “Woo Price” and select it. This will open its settings.
4. Select the Product: In the content section of the Woo Price settings, click on the Dropdown menu and select the product that corresponds to the image you have used. This will connect your product to the plugin.
5. Add the “Woo Add to Cart” Option: Click on the settings again and search for “Woo Add to Cart“. Select it, and then assign the same product name. This will display the Add to Cart option under the price.
6. Customize Other Product Details: You can now add additional options for your product, such as title, description, reviews, etc., as needed.
7. Finalize Customization: Review and make any final adjustments to ensure that all product information is displayed correctly.

By following these steps, you can effectively customize the entire premade website and transform it into your own unique site using Divi layouts. This method saves time compared to creating each layout from scratch.

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Adding the WooCommerce Shop Module to Your Ecommerce Home Screen

In this step, we will show you how to add your shop module to your home screen or any other section of your site:

1. Click on the Plus Icon: Start by clicking on the Plus icon and insert a single row and single column.
2. Insert Shop Module: Click again on the black Plus icon to insert a module. Once the “Insert Module” menu appears, search for the term “Shop“.
3. Select the Shop Module: Click on the Shop option. Once selected, you will see that all the products you previously created will appear in the specific row and column section.

This shop module is typically used for the shop page. By default, this module is already available on the shop page, but if you want to create a custom shop page, you can display your products using this option.

Please note that we cannot show all WooCommerce plugin features in one blog post. You will need to practice and apply each WooCommerce module to your pages individually before creating your real-time website. Stay connected with us, as we will also show you how to create your own designs.

Creating a Custom WooCommerce Section for Your Ecommerce Product

Now it’s time to create a custom section for your product to better understand how to design custom layouts. Without further ado, let’s begin:

1. Open a Blank Page: Go to a blank page for practice and enable the page builder on that page.
2. Insert Two Columns: Click on the green Plus Icon button and insert two columns side by side, as shown in the screenshot below.
3. Add WooCommerce Image: After inserting the columns, the module settings for the first column will automatically open. Search for “Woo Image” and click on it.
4. Select Your Product: In the Content section, a dropdown menu will appear. Select the product you want to display in this custom section.

This step will guide you through creating your custom WooCommerce section on your ecommerce page, giving you full control over your design and product presentation.

Continuing Custom WooCommerce Design for Your Ecommerce Product

Here we continue our custom design:

1. Add Woo Price: Click on the Plus Icon in the second column and search for “Woo Price.” Once found, insert it and set the price using the dropdown menu option.
2. Add Woo Add to Cart: Press the Plus Icon again, search for “Woo Add to Cart,” and insert it, following the same process as before.
3. Add Woo Rating: Press the Plus Icon once more, search for “Woo Rating,” and insert it.

You can now see how all the key elements like price, add to cart, and product rating are seamlessly integrated into your custom ecommerce design. We’ll stop here for now, but further customization can continue later.

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Finalizing Your Custom WooCommerce Ecommerce Product Section

Continuing from the previous step:

1. Add Woo Tab: Click on the Plus Icon below the Woo Rating, search for “Woo Tab,” and insert it. This tab will display your product description, features, and additional information.
2. Add Buyer Reviews: If you also want to display buyer reviews, follow the same process—click the Plus Icon, search for “Woo Reviews,” and insert it under the Woo Tab.
3. Final Layout: After completing the steps, your final layout will appear as shown in the image. The design should look clean and visually appealing.

Remember, you don’t have to insert the modules in the exact same order. Feel free to rearrange the modules to suit your design preferences. You can apply these settings to multiple pages and create your custom ecommerce website effortlessly. This concludes our illustration for adding WooCommerce product modules to your Divi Theme design.

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Conclusion

Creating an e-commerce website with Divi can be a seamless and efficient process if approached systematically. Throughout this guide, we’ve navigated the essential steps required to build a successful online store, ensuring your site is both functional and visually appealing.

1. Domain and Hosting Setup: We began with the foundational steps of purchasing a domain and selecting a hosting provider. Understanding the roles of web hosting and domain names is crucial; hosting provides the space and security for your website’s data, while the domain name serves as your site’s address on the internet. Following our detailed guides on the best web hosting services and domain purchase ensures you start with a solid foundation.
2. WordPress and Divi Theme: With your domain and hosting in place, installing WordPress and the Divi theme comes next. WordPress offers a user-friendly platform for website creation, and Divi enhances this with its powerful page-building capabilities. We explored how WordPress simplifies website management and how Divi’s drag-and-drop functionality enables custom design without extensive coding.
3. Creating Pages: We covered the process of creating essential pages such as Home, Product, About Us, and Contact Us. Each page must be published to be visible on your site, and setting up these pages is crucial for organizing your content and navigation.
4. Building Menus: A well-structured menu is vital for user experience. We explained how to create a menu in WordPress, select and arrange your pages, and set the menu as the Primary Menu to ensure easy navigation.
5. Customizing Headers: Crafting a custom header involves setting up a Global Header in Divi’s Theme Builder. We detailed the steps to create a header from scratch, including adding background colors, customizing menu text, and incorporating your logo. Adjusting padding and margins ensures that the header fits perfectly with your site’s design.
6. Applying Premade Layouts: To expedite the design process, we introduced the option of using premade layouts. Applying a premade layout to your homepage can save time and provide a professional look. We guided you through selecting and applying a layout, which streamlines the setup process.
7. Installing WooCommerce: Finally, we addressed the installation and activation of the WooCommerce plugin. This plugin is essential for managing e-commerce functionalities, including inventory management, product listings, and the checkout process. Ensuring that WooCommerce is properly installed and configured is key to running a successful online store.

By following these steps, you’re well-equipped to build a responsive, user-friendly e-commerce site with Divi. Each phase of the process—from domain setup to site design and plugin installation—contributes to creating a fully functional and attractive online store. With this comprehensive guide, you can confidently launch your e-commerce website and offer a seamless shopping experience to your customers.

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