Shortcode

[storeengine_single_product_description]

This shortcode instantly displays the description of the current product on the frontend.

Usage Example

After viewing any StoreEngine product, the product description section appears below the product feature image. All relevant descriptions for that product are instantly visible to the customer, allowing them to quickly understand the product details and make informed purchase decisions.

How to Use the Shortcode in Gutenberg

You can easily add the StoreEngine single product description shortcode to any page using the Gutenberg editor:

1. Open the page where you want to display the product description.

• Click on the “+” icon or “Add Block” option.
• Search for and insert the Shortcode block.
• Paste the [storeengine_single_product_description] shortcode into the block.
• Click Save or Publish.

After completing the above steps, click the Save or Publish button in the top-right corner of the editor. Once published, the single product description section will automatically appear on the frontend of your product page.

Using with aBlocks

You can also add this feature using aBlocks → StoreEngine Single Product description block.

No shortcode is required—simply insert the block into your page, and it will automatically display the single product description.

Shortcode

[storeengine_products]

This shortcode allows you to instantly display StoreEngine products on any page, making it easy for customers to view product details without leaving the page.

What this shortcode does

After viewing any StoreEngine product, the StoreEngine Products section appears in the middle of the Store Shop page. All relevant product and payment details are displayed clearly, allowing customers to quickly understand the information and complete their purchase efficiently.

Usage Example

After viewing any StoreEngine product, the StoreEngine Products section appears in the middle of the Store Shop page. All relevant product and payment details are displayed clearly, allowing customers to quickly understand the information and complete their purchase efficiently.

How to Use the Shortcode in Gutenberg

You can easily add the StoreEngine thank-you payment instructions shortcode to any page using the Gutenberg editor:

1. Open the page where you want to display the products.

• Click on the “+” icon or “Add Block” option.
• Search for and insert the Shortcode block.
• Paste the [storeengine_products] shortcode into the block.
• Click Save or Publish.

After completing the above steps, click the Save or Publish button in the top-right corner of the editor. Once published, the StoreEngine Products section will automatically appear on the frontend of your Store Shop page.

Using with aBlocks

You can also add this feature using aBlocks → StoreEngine  StoreEngine thank-you payment instructions block.

No shortcode is required—simply insert the block into your page, & it will automatically display the products on your page.

Shortcode

[storeengine_dashboard]

This shortcode allows you to instantly display the StoreEngine Dashboard on the frontend of your website.

Usage Example

After adding the StoreEngine Dashboard shortcode to a page, users will see their personalized StoreEngine Dashboard directly on that page. The dashboard provides a clear and organized view of all relevant account information:

• Dashboard: Quick overview of the user’s account activity, including recent actions and summary statistics.
• Orders: List of all orders placed by the user with status updates, allowing them to track progress.
• Downloads: Access to all downloadable products purchased by the user.
• Addresses: View and manage billing and shipping addresses associated with the account.
• Account: Manage account details, including name, email, and password settings.

This layout ensures that users can easily navigate their account and manage all relevant details efficiently without leaving the page.

How to Use the Shortcode in Gutenberg

You can easily add the StoreEngine Dashboard shortcode to any page using the Gutenberg editor:

1. Open the page where you want to display the dashboard.
   

• Click on the “+” icon or “Add Block” option.
• Search for and insert the Shortcode block.
• Paste the [storeengine_dashboard] shortcode into the block.
• Click Save or Publish.

After completing the above steps, the StoreEngine Dashboard section will automatically appear on the frontend of your Store Dashboard page.

Using with aBlocks

You can also add this feature using aBlocks → StoreEngine  StoreEngine dashboard block.

No shortcode is required—simply insert the block into your page, and the StoreEngine Dashboard will automatically be displayed on your Store Dashboard page.

By placing the shortcode on the checkout page, customers can easily enter a valid coupon code and apply discounts before completing their purchase.

Shortcode

[storeengine_apply_coupon_form]

Adding this shortcode will instantly display a coupon code input field and an Apply button on the page.

What This Shortcode Does

The StoreEngine Apply Coupon Form shortcode displays a form where customers can enter a coupon code and apply it to their order.

The coupon form:

• Displays a Coupon Code input field
• Includes an Apply button to activate the discount
• Validates the coupon code
• Automatically updates the order total if the coupon is valid

This allows customers to apply promotional codes directly from the checkout page.

Where It’s Commonly Used

This shortcode is primarily used on the Store Checkout page.

Store Checkout Page

You can place the shortcode near the order summary or pricing section so customers can quickly apply a discount before paying.

Typical placement locations include:

• Above the Order Summary
• Near the Product subtotal section
• Before the Total price area

Frontend Output

On the frontend, the shortcode renders a coupon code input field with an Apply button. Customers can type their coupon code and apply it immediately.

Once a valid coupon is applied:

• The discount is calculated instantly
• The order total updates automatically
• Customers can proceed to payment with the discounted price

Usage Example

You can add the shortcode anywhere on the Checkout page layout.

[storeengine_apply_coupon_form]

This works best when placed near:

• Order details section
• Product subtotal
• Order total summary

Positioning it near the pricing section improves visibility and usability.

Using with aBlocks

You can also add the coupon form using aBlocks, without manually inserting the shortcode.

Steps to Add Using aBlocks

Follow these steps to add the coupon form block on the Checkout page:

1. Open your Store Checkout page in the block editor.
2. Click the (Add Block) button.
3. Search for aBlocks.
4. Insert the aBlocks → StoreEngine Apply Coupon Form block.
5. Place the block where you want the coupon field to appear.
6. Click Update or Publish to save your changes.

Once added, the coupon input field and Apply button will automatically appear on the checkout page.

Best Practices

To improve the checkout experience, consider these tips when using the coupon_form shortcode.

• Place the coupon form close to the order summary
• Ensure it is visible before the payment section
• Avoid placing it too far down the page
• Keep the checkout layout clean and easy to understand

Proper placement helps customers quickly apply discounts and reduces friction during checkout.

Summary

The [ storeengine_apply_coupon_form shortcode ] allows you to easily add a coupon input field to your checkout page. It enables customers to enter and apply discount codes before completing their purchase, ensuring a smooth and flexible checkout experience. By placing the shortcode strategically within the checkout layout, store owners can improve usability and make promotional discounts more accessible to customers.

Usage Example

[storeengine_add_to_cart product_id="9" label="Buy Now" direct_checkout="true"]

Common Parameters (Attributes)

• product_id: (Required) The unique ID of the product you want to display.
• label: The text displayed on the button. Use this to change the default “Add_to_cart” to something like “Buy Now” or “Get Started.”
• price_id: A specific ID for a custom price point, useful if you are using advanced pricing rules or custom fields.
• variation_id: The unique ID of a specific variation for variable products. This allows you to pre-select a specific size or color.
• direct_checkout: Determines if the user is redirected straight to the checkout page. Options: true or false. (Default: true)
• quantity: The number of items that will be added to the cart with a single click. (Default: 1)
• show_quantity: Enables a quantity input field next to the button so customers can choose how many they want. Options: true or false. (Default: false)
• disabled: If set to true, the button will be visible on the page but will be unclickable (greyed out). Options: true or false. (Default: false)
• price_display: Defines how different variation prices are shown to the user. Options: price_range, dropdown, or radio. (Default: radio)
• button_display: Allows you to hide the actual button while keeping other elements like the price or quantity field. Options: yes or no. (Default: yes)
• icon: Accepts HTML or SVG code to display an icon inside the button.
• icon_position: Sets whether the icon appears to the left or right of the label text. Options: left or right. (Default: left)

Example Scenarios

1. High-Conversion “Buy Now” Button

For a specific product variation that skips the cart and goes straight to payment:

[storeengine_add_to_cart product_id="101" variation_id="102" label="Purchase Now" direct_checkout="true"]

2. Pricing Table Style (with Radio Selection)

If you want to show a product with its different price options as radio buttons:

[storeengine_add_to_cart product_id="250" price_display="radio" show_quantity="true"]

3. Custom Branded Button with Icon

Add a custom SVG shopping bag icon to the right side of the label:

[storeengine_add_to_cart product_id="88" label="Grab it" icon='<svg>...</svg>' icon_position="right"]

How to Add the StoreEngine Add to Cart Shortcode (Gutenberg)

1. Open the Page/Post: Navigate to the page where you want the button to appear.
2. Find Product ID: Go to Products > All Products in your WordPress dashboard. Hover over the product name to see the ID: [number].
3. Insert Shortcode Block:
   • Click the “+” (Add Block) icon.
   • Search for “Shortcode” and select it.
4. Paste the Shortcode: Input your shortcode with the desired product ID: [storeengine_add_to_cart product_id="YOUR_PRODUCT_ID"]
5. Publish: Click Update or Publish.

Using with aBlocks

If you are using the aBlocks library (by the same creators), you can also find a dedicated StoreEngine Add to Cart block.

• Simply search for “Add to Cart” in the block library.
• Select the product from the block settings dropdown.
• No manual shortcode entry is required when using the block-based approach.

The[storeengine_add_to_cart] shortcode is a powerful asset for creating frictionless shopping experiences. By utilizing features like Direct Checkout and Price Display modes, you can turn any blog post or landing page into a high-performing sales point without requiring the user to navigate through multiple product pages.

It ensures customers can immediately access their purchased files after checkout.

Shortcode

[storeengine_order_downloads]

Adding this shortcode will instantly display a list of downloadable files for the current order.

What This Shortcode Does

The StoreEngine Order Downloads shortcode fetches and displays all downloadable items attached to a customer’s completed order.

Download Behavior

• Shows all files purchased in the order
• Displays download links for each product.
• Allows customers to download their files instantly
• Only visible when the order includes downloadable products
  

If an order does not contain any downloadable items, the shortcode will not display anything.

Where It’s Commonly Used

This shortcode is designed specifically for the Store Thank You (Order Confirmation) page.

Store Thank You Page

You can place it alongside other StoreEngine shortcodes, such as:

• Order details
• Billing and shipping information
• Payment confirmation
• License keys or access information
  

This creates a complete post-purchase experience for digital product buyers.

Frontend Output

On the frontend, this shortcode displays a list or table of downloadable files linked to the customer’s order.
Each item typically includes:

• Product name
• File name
• Download button or link.
  

This makes it easy for customers to immediately access what they purchased.

Usage Example

You can add the shortcode anywhere on the Thank You page:

[storeengine_order_downloads]

This works best when placed near:

• The order confirmation message
• Order summary
• Payment and delivery information

Summary

The storeengine_order_downloads shortcode provides a seamless digital delivery experience by giving customers instant access to their purchased files directly on the Thank You page. This reduces support requests, improves customer satisfaction, and ensures smooth fulfillment of digital products.

Shortcode

[storeengine_mini_cart]

Adding this shortcode will instantly display the StoreEngine Mini Cart on the page.

What This Shortcode Does

The StoreEngine Mini Cart shortcode displays a real-time summary of the customer’s cart in a compact layout.

Mini Cart Behavior

• Displays products currently added to the cart
• Shows product name, quantity, and price
• Automatically updates when products are added or removed.
• Provides quick access to the full cart or checkout page
• Improves shopping flow by reducing unnecessary page navigation
  

Where It’s Commonly Used

The Mini Cart is designed to be placed in highly visible areas of your site for easy access.

Header or Navigation Area

Adding the Mini Cart to the header allows customers to view their cart at any time while browsing.

Sidebar or Off-Canvas Panels

You can place it in sidebars, slide-out panels, or modal sections for a modern shopping experience.

Landing & Promotional Pages

Use it on sales or campaign pages so users can track their cart without leaving the page.

Frontend Output

On the frontend, the Mini Cart displays a clean, compact cart interface that updates in real time as products are added or removed.

Usage Example

You can add the shortcode anywhere on your site:

[storeengine_mini_cart]

This works well on:

• Header sections
• Sidebar widgets
• Cart-focused landing pages

How to Use in Gutenberg Editor

Follow these steps to add the Mini Cart using the Gutenberg editor:

1. Open the page, template, or header where you want to display the Mini Cart.
2. Click the (Add Block) button.
3. Search for and insert the Shortcode block.
4. Paste the following shortcode into the block:
   [storeengine_mini_cart]
5. Click Update or Publish to save your changes.

Once saved, the Mini Cart will appear on the frontend.

Using with aBlocks

You can also add the Mini Cart using aBlocks, without using a shortcode.

Steps to Add Using aBlocks

1. Open your page, template, or header in the block editor.
2. Click the (Add Block) button.
3. Search for aBlocks.
4. Insert the aBlocks → StoreEngine Mini Cart block.
5. Place the block where you want the Mini Cart to appear.
6. Click Update or Publish.

The Mini Cart will now be visible and fully functional on the frontend.

Best Practices

• Place the Mini Cart in a highly visible area, such as the header.
• Ensure it does not overcrowd the layout on smaller screens.
• Combine it with a Cart or Checkout button for faster conversions.
• Test cart updates to ensure a smooth user experience.

Summary

The storeengine_mini_cart shortcode (and its aBlocks alternative) provides customers with instant access to their cart from anywhere on your site. By showing real-time cart updates in a compact format, it enhances usability, reduces friction, and helps improve conversion rates.

Shortcode

[storeengine_thankyou_payment_instructions]

This shortcode allows you to instantly display the payment instructions for the current product, making it easy for customers to view the details without leaving the page.

What this shortcode does

The StoreEngine thank you payment instructions shortcode displays the payment instructions for the current product on the frontend. It shows all relevant payment details clearly, allowing customers to quickly understand how to complete their purchase. This helps build trust and ensures a smooth checkout experience.

Usage Example

After viewing any StoreEngine product, the StoreEngine thank you payment instructions appear in the middle of the Thank You page. All relevant payment details for that product are instantly visible to the customer, allowing them to quickly understand the instructions and complete their purchase efficiently.

How to Use the Shortcode in Gutenberg

You can easily add the StoreEngine thank-you payment instructions shortcode to any page using the Gutenberg editor:

1. Open the page where you want to display the payment instructions.

• Click on the “+” icon or “Add Block” option.
• Search for and insert the Shortcode block.
• Paste the [storeengine_thankyou_payment_instructions] shortcode into the block.
• Click Save or Publish.

After completing the above steps, click the Save or Publish button in the top-right corner of the editor. Once published, the thank-you payment instructions section will be displayed automatically on the frontend of your Thank You page.

Using with aBlocks

You can also add this feature using aBlocks → StoreEngine  StoreEngine thank-you payment instructions block.

No shortcode is required—simply insert the block into your page, and the thank-you payment instructions will be displayed automatically.

By placing this shortcode on a page, customers can securely log in using their username/email and password.

Shortcode

[storeengine_login_form]

Adding this shortcode will instantly display a user login form on the page.

What This Shortcode Does

The StoreEngine Login Form shortcode displays a login interface that allows users to access their accounts.

The login form includes:

• Username or Email Address field
• Password field
• Show/Hide password option
• Remember me checkbox
• Reset password link
• Log In button
• Register Now link for new users

This makes it easy for customers to log in to their accounts before continuing with their shopping experience.

Where It’s Commonly Used

This shortcode is commonly used on a dedicated Login Page.

Login Page

Store owners often create a separate login page so customers can quickly access their accounts.

Typical placement locations include:

• Dedicated Login Page
• Account access pages
• Before checkout or the account dashboard

Frontend Output

On the frontend, the shortcode renders a complete login_form where users can enter their credentials.

The form allows customers to:

• Enter their Username or Email Address
• Enter their Password
• Use the Remember me option for quicker access
• Reset their password if they forget it
• Log in to access their account

After successful login, users can continue to their account dashboard or checkout process.

Usage Example

You can add the shortcode anywhere on a page layout.

[storeengine_login_form]

This works best when placed on:

• A dedicated Login page
• Customer account access page
• Pages where users must log in before continuing

Using a dedicated login page keeps the user experience clear and organized.

Using with aBlocks

You can also add the login form using aBlocks, without manually inserting the shortcode.

Steps to Add Using aBlocks

Follow these steps to add the login form block:

1. Open your Login page in the WordPress block editor.
2. Click the (Add Block) button.
3. Search for aBlocks.
4. Insert the aBlocks → StoreEngine Login Form block.
5. Place the block where you want the login form to appear.
6. Click Update or Publish to save your changes.
   

Best Practices

To improve the login experience, consider these tips:

• Use a dedicated login page for better accessibility
• Keep the login form centered and easy to find
• Place the Reset Password link near the password field
• Ensure the login page is simple and distraction-free
• Provide a Register link for new users

These practices help users log in quickly and reduce friction before checkout.

Summary

The storeengine_login_form shortcode allows you to quickly add a fully functional login form anywhere on your website. It provides customers with a simple way to access their accounts using their email/username and password.

By placing the shortcode on a dedicated login page or account access area, store owners can provide a smooth login experience and make account access easy for customers.

For example, if a customer selects Cash on Delivery, Bank Transfer, or another manual payment method, you can use this shortcode to display instructions explaining how the payment will be completed.

Shortcode

[storeengine_thankyou_payment_instructions]

Adding this shortcode will automatically display the payment instructions associated with the customer’s selected payment method.

What This Shortcode Does

The StoreEngine Thank You Payment Instructions shortcode dynamically displays payment instructions based on the payment method used during checkout.

This shortcode:

• Displays payment instructions after a successful order
• Shows method-specific instructions (e.g., bank transfer details)
• Appears only on the Thank You (Order Confirmation) page
• Automatically retrieves the correct order information

This ensures customers clearly understand what they need to do next to complete their payment.

Where It’s Commonly Used

This shortcode is designed to be used on the Store Thank You (Order Confirmation) page.

Store Thank You Page

You can place the shortcode alongside other StoreEngine Thank You shortcodes such as:

• Order information
• Order details
• Billing and shipping details
• Continue shopping button

This helps create a complete and informative order confirmation page.

Frontend Output

On the frontend, the shortcode displays the payment instructions message related to the selected payment method.

For example:

• Instructions for Cash on Delivery
• Bank account details for Direct Bank Transfer
• Any additional instructions configured in the payment settings

These instructions appear immediately after the order confirmation message so customers know what action to take next.

Usage Example

You can add the shortcode anywhere on the Thank You page.

[storeengine_thankyou_payment_instructions]

It works best when placed near:

• The order confirmation message
• The order summary
• The order details section

Placing it close to the confirmation message ensures customers easily notice the instructions.

Using with aBlocks

You can also display payment instructions using aBlocks, without manually adding a shortcode.

Steps to Add Using aBlocks

1. Open your Store Thank You page in the block editor.
2. Click the (Add Block) button.
3. Search for aBlocks.
4. Insert the aBlocks → StoreEngine Payment Instructions block.
5. Place the block where you want the payment instructions to appear.
6. Click Update or Publish.

Best Practices

To ensure a clear checkout experience, consider these tips:

• Place payment instructions near the order confirmation message
• Keep them visible above the order details
• Use them primarily for manual payment methods
• Avoid placing them too far down the page

This helps customers quickly understand what they should do after placing an order.

Summary

The storeengine_thankyou_payment_instructions shortcode allows you to display payment-related instructions on the Store Thank You page. It automatically shows instructions based on the selected payment method, helping customers understand how to complete their payment after checkout. This improves clarity, reduces confusion, and ensures a smoother post-purchase experience.