sandywp / plugins / woocommerce-menu-bar-cart
Menu Cart for WooCommerce
Automatically displays a shopping cart in your menu bar. Works with WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads (EDD)
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v3.1.0 80,000+ installs WP 3.4+ PHP 7.4+

What you get inside
3 screens-
Shows menu before and after Menu Cart.
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3 different display style options to choose from.
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Shows settings page.
About this plugin
** Works with WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads (EDD) **
This plugin installs a shopping cart button in the navigation bar. The plugin takes less than a minute to setup,
and includes the following options:
- Display cart icon, or only items/prices.
- Display items only, price only, or both.
- Display always, or only when there are items in the cart.
- Float left, float right, or use your menu’s default settings.
- Customize your own CSS
Pro Version Includes:
- A choice of over 10 cart icons
- A fully featured cart details flyout
- Ability to add cart + flyout for unlimited menus
- Ability to add a custom css class
- Automatic updates on any great new features
- Shortcode to display cart anywhere on your site
- Quick and thorough support
Download the Pro version here – https://wpovernight.com/downloads/menu-cart-pro/
Finally, the cart automatically conforms to your site’s styles, leaving you with no extra work.
Compatibility:
- WooCommerce
- Easy Digital Downloads
- Easy Digital Downloads Pro
Translations:
- Brazilian Portuguese
- Danish
- Dutch
- Croatian
- Czech
- English
- French
- German
- Greek
- Hebrew
- Hungarian
- Italian
- Norwegian
- Persian
- Polish
- Portuguese
- Russian
- Spanish[1]
- Swedish
- Turkish
- Vietnamese
[1] WebHostingHub
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