Custom thank you templates allow you to change the default WooCommerce thank you page and/or show different thank you pages for individual products in your WooCommerce store.
With Botiga Pro, you can create as many custom thank you templates as you want. You can either use them globally or assign them to your products on an individual basis.
Below, we’ll see how to create custom thank you templates with Botiga Pro’s Templates Builder module.
1. Enable the Templates Builder Module
Open your Botiga dashboard, then click the Activate link inside the Templates Builder module to enable it on your site:
2. Open the Templates Builder Interface
Once the module is activated, click on Build Templates link. This is where all the custom templates you create with Botiga Pro will be located, including the custom thank you templates.
Alternatively, you can also open the tab from the Botiga menu in the left sidebar of your WordPress admin area:
3. Create a Global Custom Thank You Template
To create a global thank you template, locate the Order Thank You category and click the Create New button:
Enter the name of your template:
Choose the builder (if the Elementor page builder plugin is installed on your site, you’ll also have an option here to open the Elementor interface):
Edit the template content:
The templates builder is ready to use with either WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg) or Elementor page builder.
With Botiga Pro, you get access to two custom checkout blocks that you can add to your custom thank you templates:
- Checkout Order Detail – This block displays various details of the customer’s order (e.g. order number, order date, order details table, shipping address, and many others) — there’s a dropdown menu in the block’s settings where you can choose from the available options. You can also add a custom thank you action or hook and edit the style and layout of the block.
- Checkout Thank You Nav – This block allows your customers to navigate between the thank you pages if the products they ordered are assigned to different thank you templates. You can customize the typography, colors, and alignment of the checkout thank you navigation.
Once you’ve added all the content you wanted to the template, click the Update button to save the changes:
Once you are done with everything, also remember to save the template:
4. Test Your Global Thank You Template
To test your global thank you template, you need to make a test order in your WooCommerce store.
Go through the checkout process (if you have issues with making a test payment, we recommend the free WooCommerce Order Test plugin by WP Fix It, which lets you make a dummy payment).
After you click the Place Order button, Botiga Pro should show the custom thank you page instead of the default one:
5. Create Custom Thank You Templates for Individual Products
You can also assign a custom thank you template to each of your products if you want to. The thank you template that you assign on a per-product basis overrides the global thank you template.
First, you need to create the template that you’ll add to your products. You can create as many custom thank you templates as you want.
The workflow is the same as for the global thank you template: look for the Order Thank You category in the Templates Builder, click the Create New button, create the template and save the changes.
As you can see in the screenshot below, now the two custom thank you templates show up next to each other in the Templates Builder:
Then, click the Products > All Products menu in your WordPress admin area to open the product you want to assign the custom thank you template to (note that you can assign a template to more than one product).
On the Edit product page, scroll down to the Botiga Product Options section and open the Templates tab:
Select the custom thank you template you created for your product from the dropdown list.
You can also set the hook priority (a smaller number means a higher priority) — however, this setting is mainly for developers, so if you’re not sure about how hooks work, leave it as the default value (10):
Then, scroll back to the top of the product page and click the Update button to save the changes.
Finally, check if your custom template works as expected by making a test order for the product in your WooCommerce store:
