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Advanced Divi Checkout Module

Advanced Divi Checkout module rebuilds the WooCommerce checkout form from eight components you add, reorder, and style, then shows them as one page, a stepper, or an accordion. Shoppers fill in fewer fields, review every detail before paying, and see the order total right on the Place Order button.

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Advanced Divi Checkout Module for WooCommerce

Three Checkout Layouts

Run checkout as one page, a stepper with a numbered bar or timeline, or an accordion, all from the same components and one setting.

Review Before Paying

Show a Review step that reads back every detail with Edit links, and put the live order total right on the Place Order button.

Gateways Keep Working

Take payments through Stripe, PayPal, WooPayments, and every other gateway exactly as before, since the form is still WooCommerce's own checkout.

Eight Checkout Components to Build From

Each part of the checkout is its own building block, filled live from WooCommerce. Add the ones your store needs, drag them into order, and leave out the rest.

Contact Information

Collect the email first, with a guest notice, a Create an account? checkbox, and a returning-customer login that's always open or tucked behind a link.

Billing Details

Gather the name, address, and phone in WooCommerce's own fields, with name fields side by side on desktop and stacked on phones.

Shipping Address

Let shoppers send the order somewhere else behind a "Ship to a different address?" checkbox, shown only when the order actually needs shipping.

Additional Information

Give customers room for order notes and delivery instructions, shown whenever WooCommerce order notes are switched on for your store.

Shipping Methods

Present rates as a radio list, selectable cards, or a compact list, with your own message while rates wait for the shopper's address.

Payment

Show gateways as radio cards, tiles, a classic list, or minimal rows, with gateway logos, a secure note, and an optional Place Order button.

Divi WooCommerce Checkout Review and Place Order

Review & Place Order

Read back contact, address, shipping, and payment with Edit links, then place the order from a button that can show the live total.

Custom

Drop any Divi module, like a trust badge image, a text note, or a divider, between checkout steps, as many times as you need.

Design a WooCommerce Checkout in Divi That Shoppers Finish

Present Checkout the Way Shoppers Prefer

Walk shoppers through one step at a time with Stepper, using a numbered top bar or a left timeline.
Collapse each step to its title with Accordion, so only the current step stays open.
Name the next step on each Continue button, like "Continue to Shipping method," so shoppers know what's coming.
Check each step on Continue, marking empty required fields and focusing the first one to fix.
Open the right step automatically when WooCommerce rejects a field, like an invalid postcode.

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Divi WooCommerce Checkout as One Page, Stepper, and Accordion

Shorten the Checkout Form Without Any Code

Set labels above each field, floating inside it, or as placeholders, across the whole form.
Combine first and last name into a single Full name field, while WooCommerce still receives both.
Hide or require Company, Address line 2, and Phone, or leave them to your WooCommerce settings.
Add a required-field note to each step, or hide the "(optional)" text for a cleaner form.
Keep fields from checkout-field plugins, which appear in their own group's component automatically.

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Divi WooCommerce Checkout Fields With Floating Labels

Make Payment Feel Safe and Clear

Set tiles per row for each device, so payment methods line up on desktop and phones alike.
Place gateway logos before, after, above, or below the method name, or at the far end.
Add a padlock secure note and your own text, like a refund policy, under the payment options.
Style the selected method, the payment details box, and every radio button and checkbox.
Show each gateway's own logo, or set one for any gateway with the Payment Gateway Icons extension.

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Divi WooCommerce Checkout Payment Methods as Tiles

Take Control of the Place Order Button

Put the live total on the button, like "Pay $120.00," by adding {total} to the button text.
Keep the button disabled until shoppers tick your terms, so every order arrives with terms accepted.
Choose which part carries the button: Review & Place Order, Payment, or the Advanced Checkout Details column.
Handle free orders automatically, with a no-payment message that clears if the coupon is removed.
Show a thin loading line under the header while totals refresh, so shoppers know checkout is working.

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Free Ready-to-Use Checkout Layouts to Get Started

Skip the setup with DiviMerc's pre-made checkout layouts, from a one-page checkout to a three-step stepper and an accordion beside the order summary. Each one is fully customizable and responsive, ready to drop into your Divi Theme Builder checkout template. Pick a style, set your colors, and go live in minutes.

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DiviMerc Advanced Checkout vs Divi Woo Checkout Modules: Which Gives You More Control?

Feature	DiviMerc Advanced Checkout	Divi Woo Checkout Modules
How the checkout is built	One form with eight components that work together	Four separate modules, placed one by one
Checkout layouts	One page, stepper, or accordion	One page only
Step navigation	Continue and Back, with each step checked	Not available
Email-first contact step	Email first, with returning-customer login	Email inside the billing form
Section order	Drag components into any order	Arranged by hand as separate modules
Field labels	Floating, above, or placeholder only	Above the field only
Full name field	One box, two names for WooCommerce	Separate first and last name
Review step with Edit links	Contact, address, shipping, and payment	Not available
Order total on the Place Order button	With {total} in the text	Not available
Terms checkbox	Button waits for the tick	Error after pressing Place Order
Payment method styles	Radio cards, tiles, classic, or minimal	WooCommerce's list, restyled
Payment gateways	Every WooCommerce gateway	Every WooCommerce gateway

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FAQs on Checkout for Divi

Everything you need to know about the Advanced Checkout module before you get started.

What Is the Advanced Divi Checkout Module?

The Advanced Divi Checkout module is a DiviMerc module that rebuilds the WooCommerce checkout form from eight components you add, reorder, and style in Divi. It offers one-page, stepper, and accordion layouts, form-wide field options, a review step, and full control over the Place Order button.

How Is It Different From Divi's Woo Checkout Modules?

Divi's Woo Checkout modules split the checkout into four separate modules, Billing, Shipping, Information, and Payment, that you place one by one. Advanced Checkout builds the whole form as one module with eight components that work together, adding stepper and accordion layouts with step checks, an email-first contact step, floating labels, a Full name field, a Review step with Edit links, four payment styles, and the live total on the Place Order button.

How Do I Add Advanced Checkout in Divi?

Add it to your checkout page, or to a Theme Builder template assigned to it, usually beside the Advanced Checkout Details module. It ships switched on under DiviMerc → Modules. Use one per page, and drag its components into the order you want.

Can I Turn My Checkout Into Steps?

Set Select Template to Stepper or Accordion, and each component becomes a step. Continue checks the step's required fields before moving on, Back always works, and Review & Place Order's Edit links jump back to any earlier step. Switching templates keeps your components and design values.

Can I Hide the Company Field?

Set Fields → Company to Hidden. Address line 2 and Phone work the same way, and each can also be optional or required.

Do Payment Gateways Still Work With Advanced Checkout?

Every gateway plugs in as usual, including Stripe, PayPal, and WooPayments, because Advanced Checkout changes how the checkout looks, not how orders are taken. WooCommerce still validates the form, and card number fields that load in a secure frame keep the gateway's own styling.

Can the Place Order Button Show the Order Total?

Add {total} to Button Text, like "Pay {total}," or turn on Show Order Total to place the total after your text. The total stays current as the cart changes.

Why Is the Place Order Button Disabled?

Enable After Terms Accepted is on, so the button waits for the terms checkbox. The checkbox appears once a Terms and conditions page is set in WooCommerce.

Why Do Digital Products Skip the Shipping Step?

Virtual products need no shipping, so WooCommerce leaves out the Shipping Address and Shipping Methods steps for them automatically. The checkout moves straight from billing to payment.

Which WooCommerce Checkout Does It Use?

Advanced Checkout replaces WooCommerce's classic checkout form on your checkout page. Use it in place of the Checkout block, since the module itself is the form.

Can I Add Custom Checkout Fields?

Fields added by a checkout-field plugin appear in their own section, like Billing Details, and take the form's styling. Manage the fields themselves in that plugin.

Can I Add My Own Content to the Checkout?

Add a Custom component and place any Divi module inside, like a trust badge, a note, or a divider. A form can hold as many Custom components as you need.

Where Do Order Items and Totals Go?

Order items, coupons, and totals live in the Advanced Checkout Details module, which sits in the column beside the form. It can also carry the Place Order button.

Does Advanced Checkout Work on Mobile?

Name fields stack into one column on phones, the stepper bar shows only the current step's name on narrow screens, and payment tiles per row are set per device.