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This lightweight plugin will automatically align your WooCommerce “Add to cart” buttons.
This plugin is not associated with WooCommerce or any of their affiliates.
Nothing looks worse than visiting a WooCommerce shop page to find the “Add to cart” buttons scattered all over the place like a dog’s breakfast.
This simple plugin solves that problem with a little javascript, and without modifying any core files or templates.
This version will also align your Product Titles thus allowing longer titles or larger fonts.
See FAQ about issue with WooCommerce blocks.

Align Woo Buttons

This plugin does exactly what it say's it will do.
There are no settings or interface as they are not needed.
A great plugin to install on any WooCommerce install.
A perfect example of a simple plugin that solves an annoying problem perfectly!

Great little plugin

Cool plugin


without it there is no proper way to accomodate all the options that this plugin does. thanks


Great plugin. thx!

A plugin that aligns WooCommerce "Add to cart" buttons.

Red Balloon

Please note you need to be able to add classes and IDs to elements to use these tools. See Frequently Asked Questions for more information.
** Vertical Equaliser **
Equalises the height of elements on the page. For example, you have 3 columns and you want the title of each to be the same height regardless of its length, so the columns display evenly.
Add the class ‘rbveq’ and ‘rbveq–groupname’ to the elements you want to be the same height, where groupname is a unique identifier for that group. So your three titles might look like this:
<h3>Foo Bar</h3>
All those elements will now have the same height
By default, elements will not be equalised below 768px, but you can customise the breakpoint by adding the class rbveq-breakpoint–xx to any one of the elements in the group, where xx is the breakpoint below which you do not want the elements to be height-equalised.
** Autotype **
Autotype makes text appear to type itself out once it scrolls into view. Use only on text elements, by adding the class ‘rb-autotype’ and a unique ID.
For example, if you want a paragraph element to autotype when it scrolls into view you would use:
Lorem Ipsum
** Drop Cap **
Turns the first letter of a paragraph into a drop cap. Simply add the class “rb-dropcap” to the text element. So if you want a paragraph element to start with a dropcap:
Lorem Ipsum

Front End Suite

Please note you need to be able to add classes and IDs to elements to use these tools. See Frequently Asked Questions for more information.

Align Woo Buttons vs Front End Suite