Adding “Continue Shopping” Button to WooCommerce Cart

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A proven way to drive more sales is to provide your customers with easy access to a “Continue Shopping” button. Amazingly, many WooCommerce themes (especially free ones) do not include this. Watch the video below to see how to easily copy/paste code from below, so you can quickly add a Continue Shopping button to your […]
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