The Elementor Widgets tab gives you full control over all the ShopBuilder widgets available in Elementor. From here, you can individually enable or disable any widget depending on what your store needs — keeping things clean and performance-friendly by turning off widgets you don’t use.
How to get there: Go to ShopBuilder → Settings, then click the Elementor Widgets tab.
At the top, you’ll see a counter showing how many widgets are currently active (there are in total 141 widgets). You also get two quick-action buttons:
Enable All Elements — Click this button to activate all available widgets at once.
Disable All Elements — Check this button to deactivate all widgets at once. This is useful if you want to start fresh and only turn on the ones you need.
To manage widgets individually, simply use the toggle switch next to each widget to turn it on or off.
⚠️ Remember: After enabling or disabling any widget, purge the ShopBuilder cache from the Admin Bar and clear any third-party caches so the changes take effect on your live site.
Widget Categories #
ShopBuilder organizes its 141 widgets into 9 categories using tabs, so you can quickly find the widgets that belong to a specific part of your store. Here’s what each category contains:
1. General
All general-purpose widgets are available under this tab. These widgets are not limited to a specific page — you can use them anywhere across your entire site. Use them to add common store elements like product grids, sliders, headings, and more to any page or template.
2. Shop / Archive
In this tab, you’ll find all Shop and Archive page widgets. These are exclusively designed for product listing pages such as your main Shop page, category pages, and tag archives. Use them to customize how your product collections are displayed to customers.
3. Single
This tab contains all Single Product page widgets. These are exclusively designed for displaying on the individual product details page. Use them to customize elements like product images, pricing, descriptions, add-to-cart buttons, reviews, and more on your product pages.
4. Quick View
Here you’ll find all Quick View popup widgets. These widgets are used inside the Quick View modal that lets customers preview product details without leaving the current page. Use them to control what information appears in the Quick View popup.
5. Cart
This tab contains all Cart page widgets. These are exclusively designed for displaying on the Cart page. Use them to customize cart elements like the product table, cart totals, coupon fields, and action buttons.
6. Checkout
Under this category, you’ll find all Checkout page widgets. Use them to customize the checkout experience — including billing fields, shipping fields, order summary, payment methods, and the place-order button.
7. Order Received
This section contains all Order Received (Thank You) page widgets. These appear on the confirmation page customers see after placing an order. Use them to customize what order details, messages, and information are shown after a successful purchase.
8. My Account
Here, you can find all My Account page widgets. These are designed for the customer account area where users manage their profile, orders, addresses, and other account details. Use them to personalize the account dashboard experience.
9. Others
In this tab, you’ll find additional widgets that don’t fall under a specific page category. These provide extra customization options you can use throughout your store for unique design and functionality needs.
Tip: For better site performance, disable any widgets you’re not currently using. ShopBuilder’s Asset Optimization feature works hand-in-hand with this — it dynamically bundles resources based on your active widgets, so unused assets are excluded to keep your store fast.
