This article covers the remaining WooCommerce sections in Theme Settings: the Cart Page, the Checkout, the Mini-Cart shortcut, and the store-wide options under Store Behavior.
Open them from Rey → Settings → WooCommerce. See also Catalog and Product Page.
Cart Page
The full cart page, not the slide-out panel, which is configured under Header → Cart.
- Hide “Flat rate” if “Free Shipping”: when a customer qualifies for free shipping, the paid option disappears instead of sitting there as a worse choice.
- Enable Sticky “Proceed” button: the checkout button follows the customer down a long cart.
- Enable Cart/Checkout process steps: a three-step progress indicator across cart, checkout and confirmation. You set an Icon type and then a Title and SubTitle for each of the three steps.
Tip: A recurring source of confusion: options that look like they belong to the cart page often belong to the mini-cart panel instead. If you cannot find a setting here, check Header → Cart. Rey links to it from the top of this section.
Checkout
Rey replaces WooCommerce’s default checkout with its own layout, and this section tunes it. It is organised into four groups.
Settings
- Distraction Free Checkout: strips the header, footer and navigation from the checkout so the only thing left is the form. It reliably lifts completion rates and is worth enabling on most stores.
- Add thumbnails (in Classic layout): product images in the order summary.
Texts, Pages and Form Fields
The remaining three groups collect the wording used through the checkout, the pages WooCommerce routes to (cart, checkout, terms), and the behaviour of the form fields themselves.
Several of these are WooCommerce’s own settings, surfaced here so you do not have to leave the editor for them.
Payment gateways and shipping plugins often modify the checkout too. If a field vanishes or the layout breaks after installing one, test with Rey’s checkout customisations switched off. See Disable Rey’s Checkout layout and customisations.
Related: How to create a custom Cart/Checkout layout, Set a Minimum Order Amount, Extend Local Pickup display in Checkout, and Cart & Checkout page acting strange.
Mini-Cart
This entry is a shortcut, not a settings page. Clicking it takes you to Header → Cart, where the cart button and its slide-out panel are configured. They belong to the header, so that is where they live.
See Shopping Cart Popup (side panel).
Store Behavior
Store-wide rules that are not tied to one page.
Catalog Mode
Enable Catalog Mode turns the shop into a browse-only catalog: no add-to-cart buttons, no cart, no checkout. Useful for wholesalers, showrooms and stores that take orders another way.
The Extra options group refines it, including whether Variable products are affected, whether to Hide prices when logged out (a trade-only price list), and a Show custom text field to put in place of the button.
Full walkthrough: How To Switch Rey Into Catalog Mode. If you want customers to ask for a price instead, see Request a quote form.
Other Settings
Notice Banners – Neutral Colors renders WooCommerce’s notices (“Product added to cart”, “Please fill in this field”) in Rey’s neutral palette instead of WooCommerce’s default green and red.
Where other store features live
Many shop features are modules rather than settings, and each adds its own section once enabled under Rey → Modules: