Make the important items stand out
Wishlists often grow as customers browse. The priority marker in GoScript Advanced Wishlist for WooCommerce gives shoppers a lightweight way to say “this one matters,” helping them separate a promising idea from the products they are most likely to revisit, share, or buy.
1. Mark an item as priority
Customers can toggle priority directly from a saved item inside My Account → Wishlists. The action is quick enough to use naturally as plans change.
- Sign in and open My Account → Wishlists.
- Choose the list that contains the product.
- Find the saved item and select the star action labelled Mark as priority.
- Confirm the visible Priority badge appears on the item.
- Select the same star action again whenever the product no longer needs priority status.
2. How priority fits the wishlist experience
Priority works alongside the rest of the customer’s saved-product context. It is a practical visual signal, not a separate list type or a commitment to buy.
3. Use priority with intention
Priority is most helpful when it stays meaningful. Encourage customers to use it for the items that need a little extra attention, then let the rest of the wishlist remain a comfortable place to explore.
- Mark a product as priority with a test customer and confirm the badge appears.
- Remove the marker and confirm the saved product remains in the wishlist.
- Add a private note to a priority item to test how the two details work together.
- Copy a priority item to another list and confirm the marker follows the item.
- Check the wishlist at mobile width so the star action stays easy to understand and use.