If you are having trouble with WooCommerce pages not installing or displaying content correctly, here’s how you can fix this:

1. Create a new page.
2. Add the correct page shortcode.
3. Click Publish.
4. If you are using a version of WooCommerce earlier than 2.1.x, navigate to WooCommerce > Settings > *tab* to select your newly created page (*tab* is the WooCommerce section to edit).
5. If you are using a version of WooCommerce later than 2.1.x, navigate to WooCommerce > Settings > General.
6. Click Save.

Note: This document does not cover every imaginable case. We recommend reviewing our troubleshooting guide to determine whether there is a conflict on your site.

WooCommerce pages updated to endpoints #

Before WooCommerce 2.1, individual pages were used for account management and order “thank you” pages. As of version 2.1, these pages became endpoints.

Learn more about WooCommerce endpoints.

Note: WooCommerce has traditionally utilized shortcodes to add dynamic content and features to pages. With the evolution of WordPress, the focus has shifted from shortcodes to more interactive, visually integrated blocks. Learn more about WooCommerce blocks.

While the block editor offers interactively customizable blocks and enhanced editing capabilities, we recognize many stores still lean heavily on shortcodes. You can still use these legacy shortcodes by adding them inside a shortcode block.

Shortcodes #

If you are using WooCommerce 2.1 or later, page shortcodes are as follows:

• [woocommerce_cart]: Displays the cart page.
• [woocommerce_checkout]: Displays the checkout page.
• [woocommerce_order_tracking]: Displays the order tracking form.
• [woocommerce_my_account]: Displays the user account page.

Previously, page shortcodes for versions of WooCommerce earlier than 2.1 were as follows:

• [woocommerce_edit_account]: Displays the Edit account page.
• [woocommerce_edit_address]: Displays the user account Edit address page
• [woocommerce_change_password]: Displays the Change password page.
• [woocommerce_view_order]: Displays the user account View order page.
• [woocommerce_logout]: Displays the logout page.
• [woocommerce_pay]: Displays the checkout Pay page.
• [woocommerce_thankyou]: Displays the Order received page.
• [woocommerce_lost_password]: Displays the Lost password page.

See which shortcodes are included with WooCommerce.

Questions and support #

Do you still have questions and need assistance? 

This documentation is about the free, core WooCommerce plugin, for which support is provided in our community forums on WordPress.org. By searching this forum, you’ll often find that your question has been asked and answered before.

If you haven’t created a WordPress.org account to use the forums, here’s how.

• If you’re looking to extend the core functionality shown here, we recommend reviewing available extensions in the WooCommerce Marketplace.
• Need ongoing advanced support or a customization built for WooCommerce? Hire a Woo Agency Partner.
• Are you a developer building your own WooCommerce integration or extension? Check our Developer Resources.