Installation
Install the Free plugin on any WooCommerce store. The Quick View button appears on your product lists as soon as it's active.
Requirements
| Software | Minimum |
|---|---|
| WordPress | 6.4 (tested up to 7.1) |
| PHP | 7.4 |
| WooCommerce | 8.0 (tested up to 11.1), required |
| Pro add-on | Free 1.0.0 or newer, plus an active Pro license |
Install the Free plugin
- Add the plugin
Plugins → Add New Plugin, search for Siteryn Quick View, or upload the zip. Activate it.
- Open your shop
Each product card now has a Quick View button. Click it to open the modal.
- Open the settings
Siteryn → Quick View, or Settings under the plugin on the Plugins screen.
The settings screen
| Tab | What it's for |
|---|---|
| General | Turn it on or off and choose the product lists |
| Button | Text, icon, placement and style, with a live preview |
| Modal | Layout, colors, animation and closing |
| Product Content | What the modal shows |
| Add to Cart | Buying from the modal |
| Get Premium · System Status | What Pro adds (hidden with Pro) · diagnostics |
Administrators and Shop Managers can use it. See The settings screen.
Install the Pro add-on Pro
- Upload Pro next to Free
Plugins → Add New Plugin → Upload Plugin, then activate. Keep the Free plugin active.
- Activate your license
See Pro & license.
Notices
- PHP or WordPress too old: activation is refused with "Siteryn Quick View could not be activated because your site does not meet its minimum PHP/WordPress version requirements." If the server is downgraded later, an admin notice says "Siteryn Quick View requires PHP 7.4 or higher…" (or WordPress 6.4) and quick view stays off.
- WooCommerce missing or older than 8.0: "Siteryn Quick View is almost ready", with an Install WooCommerce or Activate WooCommerce button. Quick view stays hidden on the storefront and the settings screen isn't available until then.
- A template copy in your theme is outdated: "Siteryn Quick View template files should be updated". See Templates.
Deactivating and deleting
Deactivating removes the button and modal and keeps your settings. An optional short survey asks why; Skip & Deactivate sends nothing, Submit & Deactivate sends your answer, the plugin and WordPress/PHP/WooCommerce versions, your language and the site URL (your email only if you tick "You may contact me about this"). Deleting the plugin removes its settings (on every site of a network).