One place to shape the experience
The settings area in GoScript Advanced Wishlist WordPress Plugin for WooCommerce brings the key merchant controls together: where customers save products, how those controls look, how account and public wishlist pages feel, and how data is retained. Start broad here, then use the focused guides in this section to fine-tune each part.
1. Open Advanced Wishlist settings
Use the WordPress dashboard to review the full configuration area whenever you are ready to refine the experience.
- In WordPress, open GoScript Advanced Wishlist → Settings.
- Review the named settings sections and their short descriptions.
- Make changes in the area that matches the customer experience you want to improve.
- Use the relevant previews where they are available.
- Select Save changes when you are ready to apply your updates.
2. The main settings areas
Each section is built around a distinct part of the wishlist journey, so you can make meaningful refinements without hunting through unrelated controls.
3. A practical setup order
There is no single required configuration path, but this sequence gives most stores a confident starting point.
- Set product-page and product-grid placement so customers can save products at the right moments.
- Choose a button style that fits the visual language of your storefront.
- Review account-level wishlist limits to match your intended customer experience.
- Select a coordinated Wishlist page colour preset for My Wishlist and shared public lists.
- Confirm the Shared Wishlist Page and URL base are ready before encouraging customers to share.
- Set clear login and registration guidance so signed-out visitors know how to save products.
- Review Wishlist Intelligence thresholds and data-lifecycle preferences as your store begins collecting real demand signals.
4. Choose your next control
This overview is your map. The guides that follow explain the individual settings in more depth, including the practical choices behind page styling, limits, login guidance, sharing routes, analytics thresholds, and data retention.