CHECKOUT FIELD EDITOR – BLOCK CHECKOUT

In the ever-evolving world of e-commerce, the Checkout Field Editor – Block Checkout plugin revolutionizes WooCommerce stores by allowing seamless customization of checkout fields within the modern block-based interface, ensuring a tailored and efficient shopping experience for your customers.


The checkout field editor for woocommerce consist of two checkout interface

1. Classic Checkout
2. Block Checkout

These interfaces can be switched easily using the select checkout mode option on the plugin’s home page.

Understanding Woocommerce block checkout 

WooCommerce Block Checkout is a modern feature introduced by WooCommerce to enhance the checkout experience in WordPress-based online stores. Unlike the traditional checkout process that relies on shortcodes and legacy templates, the block checkout leverages the WordPress Block Editor to provide a more flexible, customizable, and visually appealing checkout page directly within the editor environment.

Configuring the fields for block checkout.

You can configure your checkout form for block checkout by drag and drop method with the wide variety of fields from the drag and drop section of the plugin.

1. Text filed 
2. Select field
3. Checkbox field
4. Number field

Text field:

A basic input box that allows users to enter free-form text, such as names, addresses, or short messages. It’s versatile for collecting alphanumeric data without restrictions.

Advanced options on text field:

Allowed characters (Regex pattern): 

For general text validation (e.g., allowing letters, numbers, and spaces):

Example use: 

1. ^[a-zA-Z0-9\s]+$ use case: Validates names or addresses without special characters.
2. ^[a-zA-Z0-9._%+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\.[a-zA-Z]{2,}$ Use Case: In a text field for user registration forms

Select field:

A dropdown menu where users choose from a predefined list of options, ideal for scenarios like selecting a country, size, or category to ensure standardized responses.

Checkbox field:

A toggle option that users can check or uncheck to indicate agreement, selection, or preferences, such as opting into newsletters or confirming terms. Multiple checkboxes can be used for multi-select scenarios.

Number field:

An input designed specifically for numeric values, useful for quantities, ages, or measurements to prevent non-numeric entries.

Reordering the field arrangement:

The field arrangements can be re-ordered easily by drag and place method and click on save changes button to replicate them on the front end.

Checkout page sections:

1. Contact information: This section collects basic user details like email address and phone number, enabling order confirmations, updates, and communication to ensure a personalized shopping experience.

2. Address fields: Dedicated to gathering billing and shipping addresses, including fields for street, city, state, ZIP code, and country, which are crucial for accurate delivery and payment processing.

3. Additional information: An optional area for custom notes or extra details, such as order instructions, gift messages, or special requests, allowing users to provide any supplementary data not covered in other sections.

In the tutorial video below, you’ll learn how to create your first checkout form and place a new order using the WooCommerce Block Checkout Editor.