ThemeREX eCommerce Extensions for Elementor
Elementor widgets and page templates for WooCommerce: shop, product, cart, checkout, my account, plus AJAX catalog filters.
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ThemeREX eCommerce Extensions f… works, but test it on a staging site before relying on it in 2026. It runs on 700+ sites and was last updated 1 month ago, and scores 61/100 on our health check.
- Small user base (700+ active installs)
- Very few reviews so far
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Side-by-side on installs, updates, ratings & supportDaily downloads
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Rankings
Where ThemeREX eCommerce Extensio… stands todayWordPress.org search rankings
Live position in the plugin search, top 100| Keyword | Position |
|---|---|
| ecommerce | #86 |
| elementor | >100 |
| product filter | >100 |
| shop | >100 |
| woocommerce | >100 |
Version adoption
Share of active sites per release.
About ThemeREX eCommerce Extensions for Eleme…
From the official readme · v1.0.3Description
Official page · Live demo · Documentation · Video review
ThemeREX eCommerce Extensions for Elementor lets you rebuild every WooCommerce page in the Elementor editor instead of overriding PHP templates in your theme.
The plugin registers a trx_wcext_template custom post type. Each post of that type is a full Elementor layout assigned to one WooCommerce screen — Shop page, Single Product, Cart, Checkout, or My Account — and can be narrowed to particular products, categories, tags, or pages, so a single store can serve different layouts to different parts of its catalog. On top of the templates, the plugin ships a large set of Elementor widgets: the Product Grid with its AJAX filter family, the single-product widget set, and the Cart / Checkout / My Account widgets.
Free features
trx_wcext_templatecustom post type — Elementor layouts for 5 WooCommerce screens: Shop Page, Single Product, Cart, Checkout, My Account- Per-template assignment rules — Include / Exclude by product, category, tag, or page, with a resolver that picks the most specific match and falls back to the WooCommerce default when nothing matches
- 33 Elementor widgets in the “ThemeREX WCExt” category
- Product Grid — the catalog widget: Grid and Carousel layouts, three card styles (Default, Brief 1, Brief 2), configurable query source (current archive, category, tag, related, upsells, hand-picked IDs), hover actions panel, sale badges, out-of-stock badges, Load More or classic pagination
- AJAX catalog filters that work together with the Product Grid on any page — Categories, Tag, Attribute, Price (a range slider bounded by the archive it stands on), Rating, Stock Status, Brand, Search, Active Filters chips, Filter Button, Sorting, Showing, Pagination, Breadcrumbs
- Filter widgets keep their product counters accurate per archive, support keyboard Tab / Enter navigation, offer a search field for long value lists, and cap the number of items rendered in the Elementor editor so large stores stay editable
- Single product widgets — Title, Gallery, Price, Rating, Stock, Brand, Meta, Short Description, Add to Cart, Tabs (with reviews and review form), Sale Badge, Related, Upsells
- Shop page widgets — Cart, Checkout, My Account, WooCommerce Notices, WooCommerce Coupon
- Swatches module — turn a product attribute into color, image, or button swatches, in the catalog and on the product page
- Use Attribute as Filter module — a per-attribute checkbox in the WooCommerce attribute settings that decides whether the attribute is offered by the filter widgets
- AJAX add-to-cart from the catalog with a spinner and a “View Cart” link
- Extended product search — find products by GTIN, UPC, EAN, or ISBN (the
_global_unique_idfield) - Alphabetical sorting of the product categories checklist in the product editor and in Quick Edit
- Works with both classic and block (FSE) themes — the plugin’s templates render with the theme header and footer in either case
- Optional scroll-to-grid after filtering, configurable per store
- Every module and every widget can be switched off individually on the plugin settings page, so only what you use is loaded
wpml-config.xmlfor WPML and Polylang — widget fields are exposed to the translation editor- Translation-ready, text domain
trx-wcext
Pro Version
ThemeREX eCommerce Extensions Pro is distributed from themerex.net and installs in place of this free plugin — same settings, same templates, no data migration. It adds:
Store features
- Wishlist — a wishlist for guests and logged-in customers, with its own page template, a “Wishlist” widget, a “Wishlist Button” counter widget for the header, and an add-to-wishlist widget for the product page
- Compare — side-by-side product comparison with the same set: page template, “Compare” widget, header counter button, and a per-product add-to-compare widget
- Size Guide — reusable size charts built in Elementor, attached to products by attribute or category, shown in a popup from the product page, the catalog card, and the Quick View
- Custom Tabs — extra tabs on the single product page, built in Elementor and matched to products by category
- Quick View — a product popup opened from the catalog, either the built-in layout or a “Quick View” Elementor template resolved per product, with AJAX add-to-cart inside the popup
- Brand Enhancements — turns the WooCommerce “Brands” taxonomy into whatever your store actually sells by (Author, Designer, Manufacturer, Artist, or custom wording): renames the taxonomy in the admin area, in the archive URL with a 301 from the old address, and in widget defaults; adds a per-brand product tab and a “Brand Archive” template type with a “Brand Info” widget
- Out of Stock Position — move out-of-stock products to the end of the catalog, or hide them
- Masonry catalog layout — a third Product Grid layout next to Grid and Carousel: cards keep their own height and tile into columns of equal width, re-laid out after AJAX filtering, Load More, and in the Elementor editor
Additional widgets
- Cart Button — a header trigger with an item-count badge that slides a cart panel in from the side of the window: AJAX quantity editing and removal, subtotal, View Cart / Checkout buttons, and a configurable empty state; the counter stays correct on full-page-cached pages
- Login — a header trigger with a slide-in panel holding three switchable AJAX forms: Login, Registration, Lost Password
- WooCommerce Search — an expanding search field or popup with live results, product images, prices, and full styling control
- WooCommerce Banner and WooCommerce Hook — a promo banner widget and a widget that renders any WooCommerce action hook at an arbitrary point of your layout
- Product Grid Columns, Product Grid Count, and Product Filter: Attributes (Auto) — the auto filter detects which attributes the products of the current category actually use and renders a filter block for each
Template library and updates
- Pre-made Elementor templates from the ThemeREX Templates Library for shop, product, cart, checkout, wishlist, compare, size guide, and custom tab layouts
- One-click plugin updates from the ThemeREX update server
- Priority support
Full details, screenshots and the live demo store: wooextension.themerex.net · fashion.elementra.themerex.net.
Why a custom post type for templates?
Because the alternative is editing PHP. WooCommerce ships its page markup as template files, and changing them means copying woocommerce/templates/* into your theme and maintaining that copy through every WooCommerce release.
Here each layout is an ordinary post you build with the Elementor editor. The plugin’s template loader intercepts the WooCommerce screen, resolves which of your templates applies to the product or archive being viewed, and renders that layout instead. Templates are versioned like posts, exported and imported like posts, and survive theme switches — they belong to the plugin, not to the theme.
Assignment is per template, so a “Shop Page” layout can be scoped to one category and a different one to the rest of the catalog. When no template matches, WooCommerce’s own output is used — installing the plugin changes nothing until you build your first template.
Privacy
This plugin does not phone home. No telemetry, no remote analytics, no opt-in dialogs, and no outbound HTTP requests of any kind — the plugin contains no wp_remote_* calls at all.
Nothing is sent anywhere: catalog filtering, template resolution, and cart operations all run on your own server through the WordPress AJAX endpoint. No cookies are set beyond the ones WooCommerce sets for the cart and the customer session.
Third-party assets and licenses
- Isotope 3.0.6 (GPLv3 / Commercial dual license; used here under GPLv3) — filtered and masonry layouts in the Product Grid widget. 3.0.6 is the latest stable upstream release.
All other JavaScript, CSS and image files bundled with the plugin are our own creation and are licensed under the same license as this plugin.
Installation
- In your admin panel go to
Plugins - Add Newand clickUpload Plugin. - Choose the plugin’s .zip file, click
Install Now, then activate the plugin. - WooCommerce and Elementor must be installed and active — the plugin declares both as required plugins and will not activate without them.
- Open
WooCommerce - TRX Woo Extension(orTheme Panel - TRX Woo Extensionwhen the ThemeREX Addons plugin is active) and pick the modules and widgets you want to load. - Go to
TRX Woo Templates - Add New, choose a template type (Shop Page, Single Product, Cart, Checkout, or My Account), and build the layout in Elementor. - In the template’s settings, set the Include / Exclude rules that decide which products, categories, or pages it applies to. Publish — the template is live.
Documentation: doc.themerex.net/trx-wcext.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need Elementor Pro?
No. All widgets and templates work with the free Elementor. Elementor Pro’s theme builder is not used — the plugin has its own template system and its own assignment rules.
Does this work with my theme?
Yes, with classic and block (FSE) themes alike. The plugin renders its templates inside your theme’s header and footer, and does not require header.php to exist, so block themes such as Twenty Twenty-Five are supported.
What happens to my store before I build any template?
Nothing changes. The template resolver takes over a WooCommerce screen only when a published template matches it. With no templates, WooCommerce renders its own pages exactly as before, and the widgets are simply available in the Elementor panel.
Can I use the filter widgets on a regular page, not just the shop?
Yes. Put a Product Grid on any page and the filter widgets on the same page — they bind to that grid and filter it over AJAX. The grid’s query source decides which products it starts from.
Does filtering work with a caching plugin?
Yes. Filtering runs over AJAX, so a filtered result is never served from a cached HTML page. In the Pro edition, the Cart Button counter is fetched separately for the same reason, so it stays correct on full-page-cached pages.
Will it slow down a large catalog?
The filter widgets’ database queries were rewritten for stores with 20,000+ products and dozens of attributes per product. In the Elementor editor, filter widgets additionally cap how many values they render, so editing a page does not load a taxonomy of thousands of terms.
Multilingual support?
WPML and Polylang. The bundled wpml-config.xml describes which widget fields are translatable, so widget texts show up in the WPML translation editor; Polylang picks up the same fields.
Where is the plugin menu?
Under WooCommerce - TRX Woo Extension, or under Theme Panel - TRX Woo Extension if the ThemeREX Addons plugin is active. The templates themselves live in their own top-level TRX Woo Templates menu.
I disabled a module and its settings disappeared.
That is intended: disabling a module resets its settings to the defaults. Re-enable it and reconfigure, or leave the modules you use enabled. Templates and their content are posts and are never deleted by toggling modules.
Where is support?
Community support: the WordPress.org plugin forum. Priority support: included with the Pro edition from themerex.net.
Changelog
1.0.3
- Added quick links to the official plugin page, live demo and documentation at the top of the description.
1.0.2
- Quick View: exit the product loop with
breakon a non-product request so the output buffer is always closed by the normal cleanup path. Functionally equivalent to the 1.0.1 buffer-safety fix; keeps the code aligned with the main plugin codebase.
1.0.1
- Fixed: the template post type’s rewrite rules were flushed on every front-end request (a
flush_rewrite_rules()call fired on each page load), because the self-heal check compared against the post-type name instead of its rewrite slug. It now matches the slug, so the rules are flushed only when they actually change or are missing. - Added: a data migration that re-homes any template posts created under the pre-release post type name so they are not orphaned after the rename.
1.0
Initial release.
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Is ThemeREX eCommerce Extensions f… free?
Yes. ThemeREX eCommerce Extensions f… is free to download and use from the official WordPress.org plugin directory.
Is ThemeREX eCommerce Extensions f… safe to use in 2026?
ThemeREX eCommerce Extensions f… works, but test it on a staging site before relying on it in 2026. It runs on 700+ sites and was last updated 1 month ago, and scores 61/100 on our health check.
How many websites use ThemeREX eCommerce Extensions f…?
ThemeREX eCommerce Extensions f… is active on 700+ WordPress websites and has been downloaded 626 times since it launched in September 2026. It was downloaded 313 times in the last 30 days.
Does ThemeREX eCommerce Extensions f… work with WordPress 7.1?
ThemeREX eCommerce Extensions f… is officially tested up to WordPress 7.0.7, while the latest release is 7.1.3. It may still work, but try it on a staging site first.
What PHP version does ThemeREX eCommerce Extensions f… need?
ThemeREX eCommerce Extensions f… requires PHP 7.4 or higher. Most hosts run PHP 8.x today, so it works on any modern WordPress hosting.
When was ThemeREX eCommerce Extensions f… last updated?
The latest version, 1.0.3, was released on September 14, 2026 (1 month ago).
Who makes ThemeREX eCommerce Extensions f…?
ThemeREX eCommerce Extensions f… is developed and maintained by https://themerex.net/.
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