The Add to Cart Button is an essential call-to-action for any sales page. It allows your customers to add products to the cart, then proceed with the purchasing of your product.

Adding an Add to Cart Button into your Shogun page is a breeze. 

Once the button is on the page, you can continue to configure its style and setting options as you see fit.

The "Button text" field can be used to customize the wording that appears inside the button.

The style of the button's text can be customized with options to set the font's type, size, and color.

Alternate text will appear in your Add to Cart button based on the product's status. With these options, you can customize the wording and styles that display when a product is unavailable or sold out.

There are three options for what occurs when a customer clicks a Shogun Add to Cart button.

The "Go to Cart" option will redirect customers to your store's cart page upon adding the product.

With the "Stay on Page" option, the product will be added to the cart while the customer remains on the current page. This is useful when selling multiple products from the same page.

"Go directly to checkout" will take the visitor directly to the store's checkout page with the product preloaded.

Note: If your store's theme has an AJAX cart you may not find that "Stay on Page" updates the cart counter, however, you can find code workarounds to that issue here.

If you choose the "Stay on Page" option for your button, a success message will appear when customers add a product to the cart. Options are available to customize the wording, size, color, and font of that message.

The "Stretch" option lets you change the width of the button. When the option is toggled off, the button will be as wide as the text within it. When the option is toggled on, the button with expand to be the full width of its containing element.

We maintain the selected attribute IDs in the frontend framework on which Shogun is built. It is not pure Javascript. We can tell you that there are two types of add-to-cart flows: URL-based and form-based.

Depending on the store's flow, we either put the variant ID into the URL or provide it as a form value. When the user clicks the add-to-cart button, we either redirect the page to the URL or submit the add-to-cart form. In either case, the current variant ID is included.

This is as much guidance as we are able to provide on designing custom code to work around this feature.