To create default WooCommerce pages, go to your WordPress dashboard and navigate to WooCommerce > Status. Then, click on the Tools tab. Here, you’ll find an option to Create Default WooCommerce Pages. Click the button to automatically generate pages such as the Shop, Cart, Checkout, and My Account pages. These pages are essential for your store’s functionality.

To create a catalog in WooCommerce, first add your products normally in Products → Add New. Upload clear images, write short descriptions, and set categories and tags for easy browsing. Then create a “Shop” or “Catalog” page and set it as the shop page in WooCommerce → Settings → Products. If you want a catalog without checkout, install a catalog mode plugin and hide prices or the Add to Cart button. Also create category pages and add product filters for better navigation. Finally, add the Shop page to your main menu so visitors can browse easily.

The most common stock management option in WordPress is WooCommerce, because it includes built-in inventory controls for products and variations. If you need stronger inventory workflows, popular choices include ATUM Inventory Management for WooCommerce (advanced stock control and purchase orders), Smart Manager for WooCommerce (spreadsheet-style bulk edits), and WooCommerce Stock Manager (quick stock updates). For non-store catalogs, plugins like WP Inventory Manager can track items without a full cart. Choose based on your needs: single store, multi-warehouse, purchase ordering, barcode scanning, or bulk editing. Many also pair these with POS or ERP connectors to sync inventory across stores and marketplaces.

To customize the WooCommerce shop page with Divi, install both Divi and WooCommerce. Then, go to Divi > Theme Builder, add a new template, and assign it to “Shop.” Use the Divi Builder to design the layout with WooCommerce modules like Shop, Product, Add to Cart, and Price. You can control grid styles, filters, and layout structure visually. Divi also allows global design settings to maintain consistency across the store. For dynamic content, use WooCommerce shortcodes or Divi’s WooCommerce modules. This method gives full control over the look and feel of your shop page without coding.

You can change the Add to Cart button text in WooCommerce in three common ways. First, use a translation plugin like Loco Translate and edit WooCommerce strings, then replace “Add to cart” with your preferred text. Second, use a code snippet in your theme’s functions.php or a code snippets plugin to filter the button label for products, archives, or single pages. Third, use a plugin like “WooCommerce Custom Add to Cart Button” if you prefer no code. After changes, clear any cache and test product pages and shop listings. If you want different text per product type (simple, variable, external), use separate filters for each product type.